00:00But now some say that the role of Al-Azhar has deteriorated a lot, even in terms of unofficial forces and religious institutions.
00:09How do you see this?
00:11I mean, it is sometimes played on the part of the state, and sometimes it shows situations that are not strong, and sometimes it shows good situations.
00:20But this powerful, old role seems to have started to fade over the years.
00:26By God, Al-Azhar has deteriorated a lot, and it is still strong until now.
00:31The Darus war started in the era of Muhammad Ali, and what followed.
00:38And the war started to take a stronger and more severe form, under the leadership of Yulio Pato, who appointed Al-Azhar as a leader,
00:48and appointed Al-Azhar as a leader, and they took away the right to appoint Sheikh Al-Azhar as a leader from the scholars,
00:57and they made him the political leader.
01:00After that, the pressure on Al-Azhar continued to free him from the content.
01:06But what remained in Al-Azhar was a matter of how, and not how much.
01:11In the days of Napoleon Bonaparte, and the days of the French occupation, Al-Azhar was all violent.
01:17Even Napoleon bombed Al-Azhar with cannons.
01:21And Al-Azhar's horses entered Al-Azhar, as the writers wrote.
01:25After that, with the deliberate separation, and with the systematic war,
01:31and with the legal and constitutional war on Al-Azhar's positions and powers,
01:36this voice began to fade, and this percentage decreased.
01:41But Allah, the Exalted, grants this ancient institute, and this ancient mosque,
01:47in every generation, those who bear this burden,
01:50and those who restore the voice of Al-Azhar to Al-Azhar,
01:54and who clean Al-Azhar's clothes,
01:59and who restore to Al-Azhar his jaddah and qashabah,
02:02and this is what I call the Al-Azhari school of Al-Azhar.
02:06And by the way, this school is not only in Egypt,
02:10but its blessings have spread to other countries.
02:13So what we see from the flood now is the outbreak of Al-Azharism,
02:17which is the virtue of Sheikh Izz Al-Din Al-Qassam,
02:20the Al-Azhar man, the owner of the Al-Azhar imamate,
02:23who did not give up on it at the time of jihad in Afghanistan.
02:27Sheikh Abdullah Al-Azzam was the Al-Azhar imamate,
02:30who obtained his doctoral degree from Al-Azhar.
02:33Then, in every generation, there are examples of those who lead this school,
02:40and who spread the spirit of pride, jihad, and rebellion in the hearts of the Muslims.
02:46And if you want to know more about this,
02:48then read the history of Sheikh Ahmad Al-Muhallawi, for example.
02:51He is the founder of all eras.
02:54Sheikh Yusuf Al-Qaradawi, the scholar of this century,
02:58and the imam of this generation.
03:00Before his teacher, Sheikh Muhammad Al-Ghazali,
03:03Sheikh Abdul Hamid Keshk,
03:05who made, with all due respect, the Turkish shows,
03:11before they were broadcast,
03:13they were on the platform of Sheikh Keshk.
03:15And he gives you a summary of what is happening in the Arab and Islamic world.
03:20Sheikh Salah Abu Ismail,
03:22in his jihad and struggle,
03:24Da'awi and Parliamentary,
03:26during four successive rounds,
03:28against the dissatisfaction of the state or the government.
03:32Then, Sheikh Omar Abdel Rahman.
03:39Then, Sheikh Omar Abdel Rahman,
03:41who also presented a model,
03:43a model of Al-Azzari Al-Thair,
03:45who crossed the borders,
03:48and went out with his revolution to other borders.
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