Compassion, mercy, leniency: That is what we ask from God, is it not? What do we want in Heaven? We want Almighty God to forgive us and to be lenient, compassionate and protective towards us. We therefore need to treat people in the same manner as well. - Harun Yahya
Adnan Oktar
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Compassion, mercy, leniency: That is what we ask from God, is it not? What do we want in Heaven? We want Almighty God to forgive us and to be lenient, compassionate and protective towards us. We therefore need to treat people in the same manner as well.
A destructive attitude is unacceptable for a Muslim. God says, “” He says, “If you had been rough or hard of heart, they would have scattered from around you. “
(A9 TV; May 19th, 2014)
Adnan Oktar
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If you want your words to be healing and instructive, you should be aware that the Qur’an has taken a lenient, gentle attitude as a basis. That means fair admonition, saying good words, approaching people with compassion; those are the commands of the Qur’an.
(A9 TV; May 19th, 2014)
Adnan Oktar
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When you talk about Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) you will be aware of the antichrist (dajjal); when you talk about the dajjal you will be aware of Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh). These two constitute a whole. I mean everything is created with its contrast; like day and night, or good and bad. If there is a dajjal, there absolutely is a Mahdi; if there is a Mahdi, there absolutely is a dajjal.
(A9 TV; May 19th, 2014)
Adnan Oktar
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A Muslim would be aware of evil plottings but would not be distressed about them; that is because God is the One Who creates them as well, so a Muslim should keep his calm.
(A9 TV; May 19th, 2014)
Adnan Oktar
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What kind of an attitude is mentioned in the verses of the Qur’an? One that doesn’t give way to any tension, rage, or any kind of disturbance in the heart; not giving way to such manners. Not feeling afraid or sad, not being uneasy. In short, the Qur’an mentions an attitude that avoids all sorts of attitudes that could psychologically disturb a person.
(A9 TV; May 19th, 2014)
Adnan Oktar
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A Muslim should be steadfast. I mean he should refrain from losing his temper or getting angry.
(A9 TV; May 19th, 2014)
Adnan Oktar
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How should fair admonition be done? It should be in a non-offending manner that doesn’t hurt anyone’s feelings, that doesn’t agitate anyone, that doesn’t disturb anyone.
(A9 TV; May 19th, 2014)
Adnan Oktar
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There is a beginning and an end for everything. God has neither. Beginnings and endings are only for those who are created: Yet Alhamdulillah, because we are carrying the soul of God we will have a beginning but not an ending in Heaven.
(A9 TV; May 19th, 2014)
Adnan Oktar
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One should always think good of God. Just like one always thinks good about the one he loves, he should also have an absolutely good opinion about God as well. When something happens, a Muslim says, “Almighty God has certainly created this as a blessing. Almighty God knows the best.”
(A9 TV; May 18th, 2014)
Adnan Oktar
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When Almighty God creates a detail, when He creates something with His wisdom, a Muslim would say, “We might not have a full understanding of God’s wisdom but He knows everything about us. We’ve submitted ourselves to Him.”
(A9 TV; May 18th, 2014)
Adnan Oktar
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The artistry of God is being very gloriously manifested in the human cell. If we could put a person inside a cell and let him live there for a week, his forehead would never stop prostrating. People have weak faith because they cannot see that properly, because they cannot see those worlds.
(A9 TV; May 18th, 2014)
Adnan Oktar
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If a person could get inside a chromosome and witness that system he could never stop prostrating all his life. If he could enter a human cell, if he could become a protein and witness the working system there, if he could carry out the duty of a protein himself, if he could wander around inside a cell he would be out of breath with awe, he would fall in love with God. One should be able to get inside that, inside that human cell with his heart, with his mind.
(A9 TV; May 18th, 2014)
Adnan Oktar
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One should see what God means. God wants to draw us near to Him; He wants us to remember Him. If you insistently resist remembering, if you do not want to get closer to God, disasters will fall upon you like rain and they will keep coming.
(A9 TV; May 18th, 2014)
Adnan Oktar
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At the moment, there are clouds of meteors waiting all around the world: That is something that indicates the closeness of the Last Day. They are all waiting for God’s command to attack.
(A9 TV; May 18th, 2014)
Adnan Oktar
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Violence brings about violence. Only with love, mercy, friendship and brotherhood can stability and balance be attained in Libya.
(A9 TV; May 18th, 2014)
Adnan Oktar
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One’s connection to God should never be severed. If one severs his connection to God, he would lose his trust and submission to God. Once that happens, he would become very tense, angry and uneasy. Submission to God is one of the greatest blessings on Earth that should never be forgotten, even for a second.
(A9 TV; May 15th, 2014)
Adnan Oktar
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The burden that bigotry and radicalism brings about is very weighty. It ruins the society, it ruins people; it makes countries totally ruined.
(A9 TV; May 15th, 2014)
Adnan Oktar
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Keeping a straight face, keeping silent, constantly sulking, being worn out and exhausted; those acts would make the satan smile, they would make the satan rejoice. A Muslim would never act in that way. That would be unlawful and unbecoming in the religion.
(A9 TV; May 14th, 2014)
Adnan Oktar
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One should refrain from those who do not fear God, from those who do not act on faith, those who do not act with the Qur’an. That is because they have no fundamental law. You would never know what they are thinking. They could do anything. But a Muslim does have a fundamental law and abides by the laws of God.
(A9 TV; May 14th, 2014)
Adnan Oktar
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If you have faith you need to be transparent and sincere. Only then would people who look at things sincerely and transparently approach you with love as well.
