Adnan Oktar
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People who don't know anything about the cell assume that evolution can be possible, but if they analyze cells, they will see an amazing engineering. In the technical sense, evolution isn't possible. In living beings there is an incredible perfection, wisdom and order. Coincidence can't make it.
 (A9 TV; May 20th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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All trees should be very carefully protected with particular attention to old trees. People shouldn't be allowed to nail posters on them, etc. There should be fruit trees everywhere; people should be able to pick fruits easily.
 (A9 TV; May 20th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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It is crucial to be cautious about the British shadow state and its affiliates.
 (A9 TV; May 20th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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Politicians should be ‘men and women of the people’; always praising God, happy, humble, loving and down-to-earth.
 (A9 TV; May 20th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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Taking lessons from every verse would be healing for a Muslim. It brings relief to his heart.
 (A9 TV; May 19th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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If a person doesn't take lessons from the verses about the hypocrites and ascribing partners to God, he would claim that he deserves paradise.
 (A9 TV; May 19th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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Verses about hypocrites and ascribing partners to God are for Muslims, so that they can ponder over them and feel affected.
 (A9 TV; May 19th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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A hypocrite doesn't consider the verses about the hypocrites important, may God forbid, and he is not affected by them.
 (A9 TV; May 19th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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By analyzing the verses regarding the hypocrites, Muslims must improve their morality. Any Muslim who considers himself to be immune to the verses regarding the hypocrites would drift into disaster, may God forbid. A person who reads the verses about the attributes of the hypocrites and avoids being like them wouldn't be a hypocrite.
 (A9 TV; May 19th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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A Muslim becomes happy with the happiness of another Muslim: A hypocrite feels grief out of the happiness of Muslims.
 (A9 TV; May 19th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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A hypocrite tries to send Muslims adrift into dread and panic.
 (A9 TV; May 19th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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A hypocrite wants to fragment the community of Muslims. That is why he always acts insidiously.
 (A9 TV; May 19th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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A hypocrite always presents himself as a pure person who is unjustly treated. They claimed, may God forbid, that our Prophet treated them unjustly.
 (A9 TV; May 19th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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The Messenger always thinks of the goodness of Muslims and Islam but hypocrites only think of their own interests. The reason why, in their own eyes, hypocrites criticized the Prophet was their fondness for their own filthy interests.
 (A9 TV; May 19th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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A hypocrite has a sick soul. He assumes everything to be against him and this makes his life hellish. What gave unease to hypocrites most was to be admonished by the Prophet (saas).
 (A9 TV; May 19th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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Hypocrites primarily felt doubt about the Prophet Muhammad (saas). They suspected every provision he brought and didn't trust him.
 (A9 TV; May 19th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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A hypocrite ascribes partners to God more intensively than an irreligious person. Society itself is like an idol to him.
 (A9 TV; May 19th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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Whoever a hypocrite thinks is powerful, he assumes that person as the greatest idol and connects to him. In our time, the British shadow state is the idol of the hypocrites.
 (A9 TV; May 19th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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Not feeling fear, not feeling grief or sorrow are precise provisions of the Qur'an. A Muslim should avoid them all. A Muslim who puts his trust in God does not experience sorrow, grief or fear.
 (A9 TV; May 19th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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It is God Who makes anyone say anything or make any deed. Thinking otherwise would amount to ascribing partners to God and avoiding ascribing partners to God is vital. God creates everything. Throughout his life, ascribing partners to God is one of the issues that a believer must be very cautious about.
 (A9 TV; May 19th, 2016)