While criticizing a Muslim, one should say 'This is so and so according to this verse of the Qur'an'. Otherwise there is no error to criticize. - Harun Yahya
Adnan Oktar
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While criticizing a Muslim, one should say 'This is so and so according to this verse of the Qur'an'. Otherwise there is no error to criticize.
If the US spent 5 billion dollars for books explaining that the Qur’an should be obeyed, not superstition, and the invalidity of Darwinism instead of warfare, terror would already be over and no poverty would be left on the face of the earth.
(A9 TV; September 14th, 2016)
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Four different schools of Islam make contradictory statements re lawful and unlawful. One religious scholar opposes the other. Islam is one and exists in the Qur'an.
(A9 TV; September 14th, 2016)
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God says that we will be accounted for the Qur'an only. God says the Qur'an is sufficient. God forbid, they don't believe in what God says.
(A9 TV; September 14th, 2016)
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The Qur'an is clear. Commands in the Qur'an can be clearly understood both by a professor and an illiterate person. Religion is clear, not by implication. Trying to bring forth new forbidden (unlawful) issues even though they don't exist in the Qur'an is an idolatrous mindset.
(A9 TV; September 14th, 2016)
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If men value women and learn to respect them, then they will not need to interfere in women's clothing and lifestyle.
(A9 TV; September 14th, 2016)
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They pressure Muslims with non-existing commands in the Qur'an and make them mentally unhealthy and unable to live a life full of joy.
(A9 TV; September 14th, 2016)
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There is no power other than God’s power. Nothing good or bad will happen to a person, unless God wills it.
(A9 TV; September 13th, 2016)
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In the End Times, a spiritual decline is supposed to happen before a great leap in religion takes place. This is God’s law.
(A9 TV; September 13th, 2016)
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Without troubles, people cannot focus their attention on God. The current troubles of the End Times are necessary to guide people.
(A9 TV; September 13th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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Without troubles, people cannot focus their attention on God. The current troubles of the End Times are necessary to guide people.
(A9 TV; September 13th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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Throughout the history, small groups of people were able to affect large crowds. Good people are few but can guide big crowds. In every era, God made small communities means for the guidance of the world and made small communities victorious.
(A9 TV; September 13th, 2016)
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If sincere people explained religion, people would have loved it and would be jubilant. Irreligion disturbs the mental health of people.
(A9 TV; September 13th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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Some people wish to see a Muslim generation that doesn't want Islamic Union, that doesn't seek to protect the persecuted or stand up to tyranny.
(A9 TV; September 13th, 2016)
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The existence of unbelievers will increase love for believers. Because this way believers witness each other’s sincerity and bravery.
(A9 TV; September 13th, 2016)
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The existence of satan boosts the energy of believers. Intellectual struggle of believers against satan is the reason why they are loved.
(A9 TV; September 13th, 2016)
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God creates a very detailed trial in this world. If it hadn’t been for the negativities, life would be very dull. Trial takes away the dullness.
(A9 TV; September 13th, 2016)
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Religion turns social life into heaven. There is system of guardianship, where everyone is each other’s parent, siblings and helps each other.
(A9 TV; September 13th, 2016)
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God made religion pleasant and harmonious with human nature. Life without religion is like hell, but some try to make it a hellish system.
(A9 TV; September 13th, 2016)
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Darwinism is a philosophy invented to deny God’s existence. Trying to reconcile Darwinism with the Qur'an is a futile attempt.
(A9 TV; September 13th, 2016)
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After Darwinism spread in the Ottoman Empire during Sultan Abdul Hamit II’s reign, the army lost its spiritual foundation, thus speeding up the collapse.
