Adnan Oktar A9 TV; June 12th, 2016

Struggle can only be carried out by democratic and ideological means. We can never accept violence or killing.

Homosexuality is a great obscenity; meanwhile killing and committing violence are brutality. A person who commits murder is punished by eternity in hell.

Terror, violence, killing people, bombing civilians, homosexuality are all atrociousness; they all are atrocious acts that God has forbidden.

A person does not have the right to kill another person. Killing, putting people to death by execution and bombing are primitive and brutal methods.

Those movies containing violence cause spiritual destruction. They also put a strain on the nerves. Since humans are weak, frail creatures, it causes a great deal of stress on them. It causes stress even as people watch that movie. It leads to sickness. People should stay away from such movies.

There is no valor in promoting violence. Struggle based on violence has no place in Islam. It is essential to live in peace as brothers and sisters.

Homosexuality is an abomination and it is unlawful, but it is unacceptable to use violence against homosexuals. Killing a person is horrible and appalling.

Thousands of books about the sufficiency of the Qur'an and the fact that there exists no violence in Islam must be handed out by means of planes which are now used to drop bombs.

In the fabricated hadith there is information regarding the so-called legitimacy of killing. An intellectual struggle invalidating this must be carried out against it.

It is blood that feeds terror. Terror cannot be repressed through violence.

Our Prophet foretold that the End Times would be an age of violence and terror. There is an intense indoctrination of violence right now.

They try to solve every issue with conflict, blood and bombing. Violence begets violence; it leads to more blood and dread.

Killing one person is like killing the whole world. A Muslim would never want to be the means for the killing of a single civilian.

Killing one person amounts to killing all. Spraying civilians with bullets, shooting them from tanks is serious oppression.

According to the Qur'an, "if someone kills another person, it is as if he had murdered all mankind," (5/32) and its punishment is eternal Hell.

If a person prefers to be a man of violence and dread rather than a man of love, this is a dajjal movement.

Killing one person is like killing everyone. Violence can never be justified. A struggle against terror can be made by intellectual means.

Muslims are one another’s bothers. If one has a mistake, you simply give advice; resorting to violence and insults is not acceptable.

Those who depravedly find violence to women normal would break all hell loose if they were subject to violence themselves. They regard women as worthy of violence.

The Qur’an includes verses that allow rightful self-defense only. No verse in the Qur’an orders or encourages violence.

The Qur’an is a whole and there is no violence in any part of the Qur’an. God only allows rightful self-defense in case of an attack.

Using chemical weapons is a grave persecution. But there is no conciliatory way of killing. It is not normal to consider the use of chemical weapons as an offense, but regard the use of other weapons acceptable.

Any kind of attack targeting inoffensive people is persecution. It is as if some people regard use of chemical weapons as a war crime, but is fine with the ongoing killing with other weapons. That is abnormal.

Some people say not a single word about the children being killed in Syria, Iraq or Mediterranean, but an attack in a different part of the world hits headlines. Remaining silent in the face of the killings of innocent Syrians and Iraqis is also a form of persecution.

We criticize the PKK day and night but we do not say that they must be killed wherever we see them. The law should take care of them.