Adnan Oktar A9 TV; April 30th, 2016

In the Qur'an God wants us to be aware of those against Muslims. Analyzing the irreligious and hypocrites and warning them is a duty upon believers.

We have to research, analyze the ways of the hypocrites and the disbelievers. Why did they become so, how can it be remedied, what can be done about this, how can we persuade them, and in what way should we talk to them? What are their mistakes? What are their malicious plans for the Muslims? In what way can they do harm? What plots can they hatch, what traps can they set up? God informs us in the 104th verse of the Surah an-Nisa that it is a vital form of worship and a religious duty for Muslims to analyze these.

We must get ourselves acquainted with satan, we must try to understand the ways of the hypocrites and the irreligious. We must try to learn the ways they can harm the Muslims. In the 104th verse of the Surah an-Nisa, God commands this to Muslims as a form of worship.

One shouldn't say to someone who mended his ways, his intentions, "You are a hypocrite; you have always been a hypocrite." If he shed himself of his hypocrisy, then we should take their final disposition as basis. It is a good thing, you should be happy about him. If you are going to talk about the past, what kind of person were you? You were not aware of religion or faith either; God put you on the true path. When a person mends his ways, he is accepted. If God accepts him, then you have no other choice.

In some occasions, a person with hypocritical tendencies might mend his ways; hypocrisy does not get a hold in him. Lucky are those who mend their hypocritical ways. But those who do not will perish.

What hypocrites like is being lumpen and snobbish. They like making insinuations, vileness and pettiness, making a scene, gossiping, and tale bearing. Their souls delight in evilness.

Hypocrites have a foul conception of freedom. What they seek is that there will be no religion, no worship, and they will communicate with the irreligious and do snobbery to their hearts' content. They will abide by no leader; they will know no obedience or respect. Hypocrites despise all these.

Hypocrites were very much jealous of our Prophet’s beauty. What the opponents of our Prophet (saas) envied most in him was his joy and his beautiful love for women.

God teaches us that the schemes of the hypocrites must be done away with. While plots of the hypocrites are cleared away, the hypocrite is saved if he accepts purification. Otherwise, he drains away along with the filth.

Hatred in a hypocrite's heart never leaves. To shake the believers' trust in the Messenger, hypocrite hatches new schemes time and again.

Provoking disturbance is one prominent attribute of the hypocrites. They find ways to trouble and unsettle the believers around them continually.

Hypocrites enable the believers to be alerted and to have a profound understanding of the Qur'an. By means of the hypocrites, Muslims are always kept vigilant and watchful.

Hypocrites always speak in such a way that may bring difficulty upon the Messenger and provoke mischief with evil whisperings.

Hypocrites are always egoistic and live only for their selfish interests. They grow wild when they encounter a conflict of interests.

Hypocrites consider unbelievers to be high-powered and try to flatter them. God debases both unbelievers and hypocrites on all occasions.

Hypocrites have a conflicting soul, looking for constant quarrel and fight. He seeks ways for objection and lives insanely apt for anarchy.

At the time of the Prophet (saas) there was beauty in all things. But just out of immorality, the hypocrites were conceited and disapproved of him.

The hypocrite is delighted in not communicating religion or serving Islam, but in spending time in vain.

Believers are contented and distant to mischief or unrest. Their hearts are at peace far off from unease. But hypocrites are insolent and wild.

The hypocrite cannot appreciate goodness; his hatefulness against Muslims is never settled. His hostility erupts even for subtlest of reasons.

Boasting and showing off is very important for the hypocrites, and they only act for gaining appreciation of others.

The hypocrite defies serving Islam, and every word spoken favorable to religion gives him pain. His seeming service is merely for pretense and deceit.

The hypocrite is sharp-tongued and loathsome. He is so fond of his own comfort that he never self-sacrifices for Islam. He does not abstain from evil.

Hypocrites always consider themselves free from error, very good and intelligent. They dislike Muslims and are never open to counsel or criticism.

Hypocrites are in constant contact with people who are opposed to Islam and plot against Muslims out of their enmity.