Adnan Oktar A9 TV; August 18th, 2017

A believer who lives according to the moral values of the Qur’an is responsible to protect others like his own children. This is the system of guardianship in Islam.

A normal person with an open mind and profound consciousness would believe in God for sure. Those who believe belong to Heaven.

A person with strong faith who loves God very much is never unhappy. When there is a lack of faith, there is unhappiness and distress.

A strong-willed person would not surrender to fatigue. Fatigue can be overcome with faith, wisdom and willpower.

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.

According to the Qur’an, Muslims are guardians of one another and are responsible to protect every other person as one’s own child.

According to the Qur’an, Muslims have an obligation to give away a part of their livelihood –what is left from their needs- to the needy. Muslims look after one another. There is no selfishness in Islam.

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.

Bees building perfectly shaped honeycombs and producing honey is enough for one to believe in God

Belief does not exist because of a necessity. We believe in God because His existence is an explicit fact.

Believers carry the honor and dignity of their faith.

God made it an obligation for Muslims to protect and watch over one another. Hypocrites seek to crush this system of guardianship in Islam.

Had the morality of the Qur’an prevailed in the world, not a single person would be in need thanks to the system of guardianship in Islam. In Islam, everyone is like the child of another. Muslims are the guardians and protectors of one another.

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.

If the system of guardianship told in the Qur’an were applied, the whole world would live a very rich life and people would protect one another.

In Islam, there is a system of guardianship as explained in the Qur’an. In an Islamic community that fully abides by the Qur’an, people are like one family. Everyone has a responsibility to protect others.

The system of guardianship in Islam can best be described as “giving what God has granted as a blessing back to God.”

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.

It would not be compliant with the Qur’an for a person to be worried about the future. A person who worries about the future shows that he imagines that there is a force other than God forgetting that everything is under the command of God; and that would be idolatry. Idolatry is ascribing partners to God and is a grave sin.

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 animalistic fear for their future. They don't feel safe with believers; they seek to fit in with the unbelievers.

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.

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.