No matter what happens, there is a great wisdom, reason behind everything. God has the sole power.
(A9 TV; March 8th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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Our Prophet (pbuh) miraculously explained [1400 years ago] that in the end times two great Muslim groups would fall out. This happened just like he described it.
(A9 TV; March 8th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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Blind, angry criticism is very wrong. Criticism is necessary, but it should be done to help, not to humiliate.
(A9 TV; March 8th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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President Erdogan should not worry. Turkish people will continue to stand by him. He has lots of friends, whether he knows or not.
(A9 TV; March 8th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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A new generation of people emerged among some Muslim groups. They are self-important people enthusiastic on giving advices for others without practicing anything themselves.
(A9 TV; March 8th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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Many people do not care about the ideological dangers until it is too late. Most people think only about getting married, getting rich, and so on.
(A9 TV; March 8th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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Communist systems can usually succeed with a few people because in capitalist systems many people tend to be indifferent and apathetic.
(A9 TV; March 8th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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Turkish youth should be trained very well. Indifferent generations emerged in Iraq and Syria because youth weren’t trained well there.
(A9 TV; March 8th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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Dishonorable hypocrites regard the struggle in the name of God as foolishness. If they were to gain personal benefit, for example, if our Prophet (pbuh) offered each of them 5 or 10 pouches of gold, they would never say "Do not go out to fight in the heat." They would never utter "If we knew how to fight, we would certainly follow you." Or they would never say "We are sacrificing our lives for no reason." They would go crazy, they would become quite eager if they received 10 pouches of gold.
(A9 TV; March 7th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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Mourning was practiced by ancient Summerians, Akkadians, Hittites, Egyptians and other idol-worshiping tribes; it is forbidden in the Quran through a large number of verses and hadiths. It completely contradicts putting trust in God.
(A9 TV; March 7th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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Those who do not mention God, who distance themselves from God feel a sense of agitation and tension; a groundless sense of fear, a considerable anxiety. God afflicts them with restlessness.
(A9 TV; March 7th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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Through bigotry, satan has dealt a powerful blow that aims to destroy Islam. Under the influence of satan, bigots render prayer impracticable and ablution impossible to perform.
(A9 TV; March 7th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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The love of God does not give way to laziness. A Muslim does not become lazy. He is daring, vivacious and vigilant at all times. Laziness gives rise to all kinds of troubles. May God forbid it.
(A9 TV; March 6th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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The fear and love of God the pious, faithful people posses reflect themselves on their faces, and is felt and seen as excitement. Yet it is impossible to witness this in a person with a hollow soul, body, and mind. Because they are careless as they have severed their ties with God. And as they are careless, they have lost their sense of excitement.
(A9 TV; March 6th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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Believers find excitement in the eagerness to carry out jihad, that is to say, struggling intellectually for the sake of Islam. If the hearts of people are plagued by laziness and carelessness, they grow weary and negligent. They withdraw into themselves as they do not concern themselves with religion, fear of God, or love of God. They do not feel any excitement that will reflect on their faces.
(A9 TV; March 6th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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"Being thankful" in the Qur’an means "being a sincere Muslim." Otherwise, one would make profit by selling weed and thank God. Or one would oppress people, sell weapons and thank to God. This is not how it is. One can be thankful to God only by fully adhering to the Quran and being sincere.
(A9 TV; March 6th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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Khidr (pbuh) tests people from time to time just as the way he tested the Prophet Moses (pbuh). People do not realize they are being tested by him. He not only tests but also educates people.
(A9 TV; March 6th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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Our Prophet (pbuh) had a piercing gaze. Why? Because his heart was always with God. He feared God. But polytheists would stare vacantly. Because they would only care for the fullness of their stomachs. They were like animals, even lower than animals. Therefore, they would have animal-like gazes.
(A9 TV; March 6th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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The fear and love of God prevents people from gazing purposelessly. There can be no explanation for the purposeless gazes of those who fear God. The gazes of those who fear God are definitely clever, piercing and watchful.
