Hi folks. Some people have criticised me for saying that Erdogan missed the official dinner for the KL Summit. They say it was not the official dinner.
I received the info from a source who is involved with the KL Summit.
Therefore I have since received the program for the KL Summit.
In this program there is only ONE official dinner - on the night of Wednesday 18th December. I have highlighted it in red below. This is the one that Erdogan missed. There is no other dinner on the schedule.
I have one other point at the end.
“Leading the Revival of Islamic Civilisation”
www.klsummit.my
BACKGROUND
We have heard the oft-repeated quote attributed to the 19th century Egyptian scholar and jurist, Muhammad 'Abduh, who once said : "I went to the West and saw Islam, but no Muslims; I got back to the East and saw Muslims, but no Islam."
It is but a stark reminder of our failings, our inability to live by the basic tenets of Islam, of making Islam ad-deen, our way of life.
Muslims nations are in the extremes - we have rich nations far richer than the richest and poor ones that are poorer than the poorest.
For far too long we have been associated with bad governance, endemic corruption and a breeding place for terrorism.
Such is the state of affairs among our nations that Muslims end up in the shores of nations Governed by those from other faiths and our brethren's fate rest solely at their mercy.
The KL Summit will be known as The Perdana Foundation for Civilisational Dialogue (Perdana Dialogue) starting from January 2020.
At the KL Summit we frankly deliberate these issues and find new and workable solutions to problems afflicting Muslims.
Guided by a comprehensive contemporary understanding towards the achievement of the highest values of Islam and the sovereignty of Ummah.
It is in the exchanging of our knowledge and experience that we will be able to pick and choose what is best for our own case, for our own countries.
We have always reflected on how great, enriching and powerful the Islamic civilisation was. It is a chapter in history and we yearn for its return. It will remain a yearning unless we do something about it !
The Role of Development in Achieving National Sovereignty
Date: 18h-21st December 2019 Venue : Kuala Lumpur Convention Center (KLCC), Kuala Lumpur
Organizing Committee :
Chair by : H.E Tan Sri Samsudin Osman
Attendance: 450 Muslim Leaders, Thinkers, Intellectuals and Scholars
The following topics will be discussed:
Round Table discussion :
1. Development priorities and challenges
2. The Role of Politics in Development
Special Session :
“Why Education is The Key to National Development?”
Plenary Session
1. “Redistribution of Wealth – Shared Prosperity”
2. “Food Security”3. “Advance High-Tech”
4. “Preservation of National Identity”
5. “National Harmony Policies”
TENTATIVE PROGRAMME
18th DECEMBER 2019 Wednesday
WELCOMING DINNER CEREMONY BY HIS EXCELLENCY DEPUTY CHAIRMAN KL SUMMIT His Excellency Tun Ahmad Sarji bin Abdul Hamid
2015 Photo Session
National Anthem of Malaysia, Negaraku
Welcoming Address by Secretary General of Kuala Lumpur Summit
Welcoming Address by His Excellency Tun Ahmad Sarji Abdul Hamid, Deputy Chairman of Kuala Lumpur Summit
Dinner
19th DECEMBER 2019 Thursday
OPENING CEREMONY
0930 Arrival of Guests/ Dignitaries 0940 Arrival of Secretary General of Kuala Lumpur
Summit 0945 Arrival of His Excellencies
Deputies Chairman of Kuala Lumpur Summit
0950 Arrival of His Excellency The Hon. His Excellency YAB Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad, Prime Minister of Malaysia & Chairman of Kuala Lumpur
Summit
0955 Arrival of His Majesty Al-Sultan Abdullah Ri’ayatuddin
AlMustafa Billah, Yang Dipertuan Agong of Malaysia
1000 Photo Session
National Anthem of Malaysia, Negaraku
Welcoming Note by His Majesty Al-Sultan Abdullah Ri’ayatuddin AlMustafa Billah, Yang Dipertuan Agong of Malaysia
Address by Secretary General of Kuala Lumpur Summit
Address by H.E Imran Khan – Prime Minister of Pakistan
Address by H.E Jokowi Widodo – President of Indonesia
Address by H.E Receb Tayyib Erdogan – President of Turkey
Keynote address by YAB Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad, Prime Minister of Malaysia & Chairman of Kuala Lumpur Summit
1300 - 1400 Lunch and Zohor Prayer
1st Round Table Session :
“The Priority of Development & the challenges” "اھتایدØتو ةیمنتلل تایولولأا" Moderator :
1400-1500
H.E Dato’ Saifuddin bin Abdullah
Main Speaker : H.E Tun Dr Mahathir bin Mohamad
Question and Answer
1500 – 1800
2nd Round Table Session :
“The Role of Politics in Development” ةیمنتلا قیقØتلل ةیسایسلا رود
Moderator : Moderator from Kuala Lumpur Summit
Speaker 01 : Speaker from Malaysia
BERSATU : YAB Dato’ Seri Mukhriz Tun Mahathir
Speaker 02 : Speaker from Turkey
AK Party : H.E Numan Kurtulmus
Speaker 03 : Speaker from Palestine
HAMAS : H.E Khaled Meshaal
Speaker 04 : Speaker from Pakistan
PTI Party : H.E Shah Mehmood Qureshi
Speaker 05 : Speaker from Tunisia
ElNahda Party : H.E Rached al Ghannoushi
Speaker 07 : Speaker from Malaysia
PKR : H.E YBM Puan Zuraida Kamarudin
Question and Answer
20th DECEMBER 2019 Friday
0900 – 1000
Special Session : “Why Education is The Key to National Development?”
Speaker : HRH Sheikha Moza bint NasserDeputy Chairman KL Summit
1000 – 1100
Speaker : Malaysia : YB Dato’ Seri Mohamed Azmin Ali
Plenary Session 1 : “ Redistribution of wealth – Shared Prosperity”
Minister Economic Affairs of Malaysia
Question and Answer
1100 - 1200
Speaker : Qatar : H.E Hamad bin Jassim bin Jaber al Thani
Plenary Session 2 : “ Food Security ”
Former Prime Minister State of Qatar
Question and Answer
1200 – 1300
Speaker : Pakistan : H.E Zubaida Jalal
Minister of Defence Production of Pakistan
Plenary Session 3 : “ Advance High-Tech ”
Question and Answer 1300 - 1430 Jumaat Prayer and Lunch
1430 - 1600
Plenary Session 4 : “Preservation of national identity ”
Speaker : Turkey : H.E Berat AlBayrak
Minister Finance and Treasury of Turkey Question and Answer
1600 - 1700
Speaker : Indonesia : H.E Kiai Ma’ruf Amin
Vice President of IndonesiaPlenary Session 5 : “National Harmony Policies”
Question and Answer
21st DECEMBER 2019 Saturday
0900 - 1100
Tan Sri Dr. Jemilah Mahmood – Malaysian Activist
Tan Sri Syed Mokhtar – Malaysian Businessman
Tan Sri Rafidah Aziz – Malaysian Politician Nik Noor Amani – Nasa Scientist
Success Stories :
1100 – 1230
Declaration of Kuala Lumpur 2019
Closing Session :
Moderator : Moderator from Kuala Lumpur Summit
Resolution of Kuala Lumpur Summit 2019
Closing note by The Hon. H.E Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad
Closing note by HRH Sultan Nazrin Muizzuddin Shah Almarhum Sultan Azlan Muhibbuddin Shah Al-Maghfur- Lah
Press Conference
1230 - 1300 Meeting of Kuala Lumpur Summit Steering Committee
My comments :
Believe me this KL Summit will not go anywhere.
There have been the usual wild horse ideas that have been proposed like :
1. one currency for all the Islamic countries.
2. cryptocurrency for Islamic countries
3. gold dinar for Islamic countries
Err . . . salam Pak Tuan. Tetapi idea macam ini mengikut buku teks ekonomi atau economic principle yang mana satu?
These people just do not know what they are talking about. That is why the Islamic countries are in deep shit. Their leaders float these childish and non-starter ideas.
No one made more practical proposals for example - how about the men getting a clean shave every morning?
There is nothing in the Quran that says men should not shave.
The idea not to shave is found in the Old Testament of the Bible : "You shall not round off the hair on your temples or mar the edges of your beard." Leviticus 21:5
It is not a Quranic teaching at all.
Then there are more wild horse ideas :
1. “Redistribution of Wealth – Shared Prosperity”
5. National Harmony Policies
Redistribution of wealth means the Muslims do not need to work hard.
They just take other peoples money (non Muslim money) and redistribute it among the Muslims.
For example the non Muslims pay taxes. So they take the taxes paid by the non Muslims and dish it out as subsidies to the Muslims. The non Muslims get very little of these subsidies. Muslims pay zakat but the Muslims say the zakat CANNOT be shared with the non Muslims. This is also part of "redistributing wealth - shared prosperity". Tuan-tuan idea macam ini kepala hotak syaitan pun kalah.
So Muslims do not need to work hard. As long as there are non Muslims who work and pay taxes etc, then just redistribute the wealth.
Or impose APs, licenses, permits, equity restrictions (non Muslims must have a Muslim business partner, 30% shares of non Muslim companies must be reserved for Muslims etc) - these are all redistributing wealth policies that has made the Muslims lazy, lazy, lazy.
National harmony policies are much easier to explain. Kill the shias, kill the Kurdish people, kill the non Salafis, jail the shias, jail the non ahlul sunnah, kill the minorities, harass the minorities, kill the sunnis (as the case may be in Iraq, Iran etc), harass the sunnis) etc.
This pretty much sums up "national harmony policies" in many of these islamic countries.
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