Adnan Oktar A9 TV; August 8th, 2017

A person who does not resist what God inspires in his heart, in his conscience, is a sincere person.

A sincere person never lives for oneself. This is the measurement of sincerity.

A truly sincere person has a soul. A person who has a soul is created with faith in heart; that person would find religion no matter what.

Always thinking deeply and elaborately, and being upright, respectable and clear-headed is what befits believers.

An unpredictable person is the most dangerous being in the world. One who has sincere faith in God and who respectfully fears God is a trustworthy person.

Being sincere, just, reasonable, persuadable and determinedly loyal are my best qualities.

Belivers read the Qur’an and practice what they sincerely understand. The Qur’an is open and easy to understand. Abiding by the Qur’an is enough.

Every believer is born with the morality of the Qur’an. In the Hereafter, people will be asked from the Qur’an and whether they are sincere or not.

From now on, the influence of wise, deep-thinking people who truly love God will be seen in the world. A handful of wise people can rule the masses.

God gives prosperity, abundance and beauty to those who are sincere in His Way.

God gives youth and health to those who live their lives for the good pleasure of God.

God inspires people to the truth all the time. Following that inspiration is called sincerity.

How nice it is that God exists. How nice it is that He has Infinite Wisdom. How nice it is that God wants our sincerity and shows us the easiest way for salvation.

I am a sincere Muslim; I want peace, social justice, art, trust, brotherhood and friendship to prevail throughout the world.

Faith is very precious and treasured. Those who cannot think deeply give up their faith easily.

Fasting in Ramadan helps people realize their weakness, calms excessive feelings inside and helps thinking about God deeply as a lenient person.

Most people cannot comprehend God’s art because they think superficially. They would understand the truth if they thought a little deeper.

People who are lazy for thinking would not be wise, would not be able to think deep. When that is the case, they lose their joy and happiness, they lose their reasoning and their ability to judge. Keenly preserving a constant, sharp closeness and attachment to God, constantly trusting in God would make one’s mind sharp and precise. People would then advance on a straightforward, steady path. But of course one would be tested while advancing on that straightforward path. Some people assume that they would not face any difficulty once they love God and put their trust in God. That would not be right. Loving God very much doesn’t mean removing all difficulties. Prophets live in the hardest of conditions. For instance, Hazrat Hamza loves God very much and God makes him a martyr, Hazrat Ali loves God very much but God makes him a martyr as well. Believers would most definitely be faced with difficulties, this is the condition of the trial.

A beautiful character will make a person physically more beautiful, too. For example, a kind, smart woman is naturally very attractive.

Deep thinking is critical in Islam. It is important to recite God’s names by knowing and thinking about their meanings.

Thinking a lot and taking on different responsibilities will help both mind and personal development.

For true faith to emerge, one needs to always side with God and think deeply by giving all attention to God alone. It won’t emerge if attention is diverted to the worldly life.

It is important to contemplate the proofs of the existence of God one by one in detail. One needs to think about one topic at a time instead of being overwhelmed by hundreds of different topics.

One needs to be ambitious to get rid of getting accustomed to the things around him and failing to see the marvels in them. One should think profoundly, not superficially.

A believer considers serving Islam as a blessing but hypocrites don’t want to serve Islam. They follow their own evil religious law. Living alone, being stingy and feckless, leading an aimless, vain life, any act of moral turpitude and lying are all acceptable in the evil religious understanding of hypocrites.