00:00Welcome to a new episode of your show, What's Happening.
00:04Today is Tuesday, the 25th of August, 2026, and the 12th of Rabi al-Awa.
00:12Wishing you all the best once again on the occasion of the Blessed Prophet's birthday.
00:18But on this occasion, I always look at maps from hundreds of years ago,
00:23and very old plans and manuscripts, because it's part of my predictions.
00:28For destructive earthquakes, and to study the places where destructive earthquakes might strike.
00:33You have to study history properly.
00:36You need to look at each area, its seismic boundaries, its seismic lines, and its seismic faults.
00:44What happened in each area in the past?
00:47If you don't understand what happened in the past, it's hard to interpret and study this area today.
00:54Today, today marks the anniversary of that day.
00:56In the year 1858 AD, specifically on August 24th, the world was hit by one of the most powerful destructive
01:04earthquakes.
01:06The Andia Mountains area in Tharma, which is a region between India and Pakistan, was affected.
01:11God willing, I'll remember to show you the document.
01:16The old map shows exactly where the earthquakes struck, but it's the area between India and Myanmar.
01:23This area is linked to one of the most powerful destructive earthquakes in history.
01:29They estimated the strength of the earthquake based on modern data.
01:33Of course, at that time, in 1858, there was no such thing as the Richter scale yet.
01:39But seismologists estimated that the magnitude of this devastating earthquake at that time reached 8.3 on the Richter scale.
01:56The earthquake led to massive destruction at that time, causing thousands of homes to collapse, and almost all the historic
02:06Buddhist temples in Myanmar were destroyed.
02:15So, the historic Buddhist temples were completely destroyed, and not only that, parts of these temples were thrown into the
02:23sky and landed in places far, far away.
02:26And that's not all, let me tell you, among the serious geological changes caused by the devastating earthquake was what
02:36happened on an island near the coast of Myanmar.
02:41It disappeared. It's no longer there, he says.
02:44Let me tell you.
02:45The devastating earthquake moved the plates and shifted the ground at that time, causing an entire island to sink completely
02:53to the bottom of the sea.
02:54Just imagine how powerful that devastating earthquake was.
02:58I'm not making anything up.
03:00These are actual historical documents, and I'm showing them to you right here on the screen.
03:06Of course, the impact of the earthquake wasn't limited to Myanmar, but it also says the effects of the devastating
03:15earthquake at that time reached many countries, such as it reached vast areas in Bangladesh and also in India.
03:23But the documents I was able to obtain, no one really knows or was able to accurately determine the number
03:30of victims, but it was in the thousands.
03:32We don't know exactly how many, thousands or tens of thousands.
03:37All we know is that some islands disappeared, thousands of homes were destroyed, and Buddhist temples vanished and were blown
03:44so that history would record or so that history would document one of the most powerful and destructive earthquakes in
03:52this entire region.
03:54If you remember, a devastating earthquake also measured around seven on the Richter scale, which happened a few months ago.
04:01And we talked about it.
04:03It was in the same region, and it also destroyed Buddhist temples there, if you remember.
04:09And we talked about it at that time.
04:11That's all.
04:12That was everything.
04:13Now let's go to Ahmad al-Dhara with the drama and the segments of the show, What's Happening, Block Crap.
04:17We talked about it at that time.
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