Adnan Oktar A9 TV; May 23rd, 2016

Believers are selfless and contented. They are happy with what God creates.

Hypocrites are hell-people; they begin to live the discontent of hell in this world. Believers, on the other hand, are content in this world, and in hereafter.

Hypocrites are known for their rebellious, deceitful character and flattery. Believers are always sincere, honest, selfless and temperate.

Hypocrites use their knowledge to stir up trouble. They don't like reading or listening to the Qur’an.

Believers are compliant and selfless. But hypocrites are self-centered and choose their own comfort over the peace of mind of Muslims.

Hypocrites have pathological lying habits. But because they really believe in their lies, only with a careful eye can their lies be spotted.

Hypocrites always prioritize their own interests over everyone else’s and constantly seek to disturb believers over petty things.

The believers’ first priority is the happiness and comfort of all Muslims. Hypocrites though are the complete opposite.

Hypocrisy is tearing Islamic world apart. The British shadow state practices the use of hypocrisy to the highest levels.

Hypocrites make life a living hell for themselves and try to spread their sickness to Muslims. Believers, though, are always content.

Believers know that knowledge comes from God. Hypocrites, though, don't understand it because they still have a disbeliever's mindset.

Hypocrites think very highly of themselves; they wrongly think believers are naïve. They can’t comprehend believers’ honest, sincere characters.

Fear of the future is a matter of faith: One can defeat that fear with faith. It is a sign of failure in this trial if one cannot put his trust in his faith. That fear should definitely be defeated.

The fear of the future is what prevents people from becoming devout, practicing Muslims. Otherwise they would serve God, the Qur'an and Islam. But instead they waste all their time with saving money, having a career and getting married.

A Muslim should fiercely stay away from fear of the future. That [fear of the future] means you do not put your trust in God but in that house you bought, or in the money you've saved up somewhere. God would devastate you. Furthermore, what good would that money be to you once God brings troubles upon you? Such a thing is not acceptable. No one dies out of hunger, no one who placed his trust in God has ever been harmed.

Fear of the future is religiously unlawful, a Muslim cannot think that way. God is the One Who creates every single second of our lives. All the precautions you take might come back to you as troubles. For instance, you might think about saving money but that might all end up going for cancer treatment or somehow otherwise be spent. You buy a house and God makes it collapse on top of you. One cannot put his trust in such things, but only in God. Anything other than that would be very wrong and would offend God.

Many people have an ambition to hoard materials because of their fear of future. This is an attitude God doesn’t like and that doesn’t befit a believer’s trust in God.

Hypocrites have an extreme fear about their future and dread what will happen in the future. They also fear losing their wealth. Hypocrites stay with believers for their own self-interest and when they have no self-interest left, they leave. Hypocrites greedily accumulate wealth and property. Muslims always distribute their wealth to earn the good pleasure of God.

The fear of future can be defeated with faith and the system of guardianship described in the Qur’an.

Young women see marriage as a way out sometimes. It is a pity that due to a fear of the future, they consider marriage as an institution of financial guarantees and put up with the disrespectful attitudes of men.

In the communication of Islam’s message, sincerity and wisdom are the most effective factors. Knowledge or modernism alone will not suffice. One needs true, deep wisdom to explain faith in God. The most important thing is having a sincere belief, sincerely loving God, sincerely fearing God. The message of Islam cannot be communicated with a snobbish, pretentious attitude. Our Prophet (saas) didn't attend any universities, but achieved a world-wide effect with his wisdom stemming from his sincere faith. The Prophet Moses wasn't overtly eloquent, but he was very sincere. Because of his sincerity and deep faith, he was able to influence everyone. The Prophet Jesus and the Mahdi (peace be upon them both) will make Islamic morals triumph worldwide with their sincere faith. Jesus will not be a university graduate and the Mahdi will not have madrassa training, but they will make Islam triumph with sincere faith.

If France has any shame, they should deny the PKK’s request for an office in France; supporting terrorism is unconscionable. Countries that allow the YPG/PKK offices in their lands should stop talking about countering terrorism.

All Muslims should be very careful with the plots of the British shadow state and its related structures.

There are more than 40,000 prisoners in Egypt being held in very bad conditions. There should be an amnesty except for those charged with murder.

Radicalism is a dead system fed by superstitions. They’re nonetheless trying to keep it alive. The Qur’an is suitable for human nature.