00:00Good evening and greetings to all of you from a new episode of your show, What's the Fate?
00:03Today is Thursday, August 20th, 2026, or 26th slash 8th slash 2026, or maybe the 6th or 7th
00:10of Rabi al-Ewal, honestly. As part of the series of earthquakes that have struck the world in the
00:15past hours, we have seen the most dangerous thing facing the program right now. Today,
00:20Spain is being struck, but the issue has gone beyond Spain and is now affecting another European
00:26country. But before I get into the details, people are sending me messages saying,
00:31Doctor, look, there was an earthquake that hit Indonesia, 5.9, almost 6 on the Richter scale.
00:38These earthquakes now are no longer just a program topic. They've become a matter of fate. Whether
00:46it's the earthquakes happening today, Thursday, in Indonesia on Flores Island, or the ones striking
00:54near Sumatra Island. All of these are aftershocks, even if their magnitude reaches 5.9 or 5 point
01:06something or 5 point whatever these are definitely considered aftershocks. Because the destructive
01:12earthquake or the two destructive earthquakes that struck Indonesia a few days ago reached a
01:18magnitude of 7.7 on the Richter scale, so it's natural for viewers to see this happening.
01:25The aftershocks that followed it were strong with magnitudes like 5.7, 5.8 and even 6 on the Richter
01:33scale. These are still considered aftershocks. But we saw and talked about the series and the
01:41seismic storm that has been hitting Spain and is still ongoing. Today, for example, an earthquake hit so
01:48far. Two earthquakes have struck Spain, even though they were mild. We saw clearly that these tremors
01:56and the seismic energy will actually move toward some Arab countries. We saw an earthquake hit Morocco.
02:03And yesterday, an earthquake hit Algeria. And the tremors were clearly felt in Gibraltar. Last night,
02:10it seems that the seismic energy moved to another place in the European continent, specifically a
02:16series of earthquakes that struck Norway. In Europe, the first earthquake had a magnitude of 4.4 on the
02:24Richter scale. And the second earthquake, two hours later, had a magnitude of 4.3 on the Richter scale.
02:30It was around 11 o'clock last night, Wednesday evening, Norway time. And the second earthquake
02:38was at about 2 o'clock in the morning, early Thursday, also Norway time. Norway. And the two
02:44earthquakes. Many areas in western Norway felt them one after the other. Of course, the epicenter of both
02:51earthquakes was the city of Bodo. So which countries or cities felt these two earthquakes? So Bodo,
02:57Nyssa, Nordland, Fosky, Vidjas, Corgan, and Ornaz. Even some cities in Norway's neighbor, Sweden,
03:04also felt this earthquake. Almost all or most of the cities, Norwegian cities that are directly on the
03:10coast, Norway, felt this series of earthquakes. And honestly, for the first time, two earthquakes
03:16hit Norway, one after the other. And in this place, at least in the past years, during which we've
03:24been monitoring earthquake activity daily over the last 10 years, no earthquakes have been recorded
03:30hitting Norway in this location. Why? The whole situation in the European continent is unusual
03:37to begin with. No earthquakes have been recorded hitting Norway in this location. Why? The whole
03:43situation in the European continent is actually abnormal. A series and a swarm and the seismic storm
03:48attacking Europe is not normal, whether it's hitting Spain or today it's hitting Norway. So there is
03:52something and there is a clear and absolutely abnormal seismic energy. That was everything for
03:56now. I'm with you, Ahmad al-Daram, Uruk al-Khamis from Norway. There is something and there is a clear
04:00and also abnormal seismic energy. This is the FAITH program. Today is Thursday.
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