Adnan Oktar A9 TV; August 19th, 2017

Both the life of this world and death are pleasant for Muslims.

Dreams are important because they let us think about how different dimensions of life might exist. Dreams make us think about death and how life after death would be.

Every person lives imprisoned in their physical body in this world. When the trial is over, this imprisonment inside that body will come to an end and the real life will begin in Heaven or hell.

Life is a shadow existence, an illusion.

Man, who is composed of flesh and bones, has no basis for arrogance. We will stay in this world for a very short time, die, turn into dust and go to the eternal Hereafter.

One can sometimes see signs about his life in his dreams but it would not be right to accept these dreams as some kind of divine revelation.

People are not responsible from their dreams but are educated in the their dreams.

Religion encompasses everything in my life. Religion and life are one within the other.

The characteristics of this world resemble 50% of hell and 50% of Heaven. Looking at the 50% hell-like characteristics and refraining from sentimentality and looking at the 50% Heaven-like characteristics and never forgetting the hell-like features, knowing that they are specifically created, is important.

There are both qualities resembling Heaven and Hell in this world. God makes people remember Him by creating ordeals.

This is not the real world, but a very deficient example of the real one in the Hereafter This world is only created for the trial.

This world is a place of education and a race for doing good deeds. Every difficulty, pain and trouble is a blessing that increases the value of this race.

We are not sent to this world to survive and to indulge in vain activities but to be tried and trained.

We will see everything we know in this world in its actual and best form without being dependent on any cause, in Heaven. We need electricity or fuel in this world but in Heaven everything exists and works without any means.

When we die, we will clearly see that we are living in a dream-like realm. With death, we will proceed to the Hereafter like waking up from a dream.

The life we see now is like a dream. The soul that is dreaming will enter into a sharper dimension of dream with death.

Just like we feel relief when we wake up from a dream, believers will be relieved when they die. The death of unbelievers, on the other hand, will be tormenting.

Dreams are predestined as well. One cannot have a dream other than what is preordained in destiny. Even a dream one has seen when he was 20 years-old, in 1999 September 21st at 2 am, is defined in his destiny down to the smallest detail. Dreams are necessary for one’s education. One would improve in his dreams and gain experience in dreams.

Heaven is very similar to this world but it is like a new form of a dream. The reasoning changes completely but those reasons would seem very rational to us. Just like we are not surprised in the dreams we see, we will not be surprised in Heaven either. In Heaven, there will be houses, gardens, malls and everything we like in this world. The greatest pleasure in Heaven will be the love of God.

Death is waking up from a dream. After that moment, after death, the images continue uninterruptedly. The life in this world is a dream. Death is passing to a sharper image from that dream. Muslims would never face anything that would upset or disturb them after the moment they die.

Dreams are a sort of education, it is like another dimension of life. Believers can pray to be educated in their dreams, too. We are not responsible for our dreams but we can be educated in our dreams.

Consciousness and the senses are heightened in Heaven. Compared to the sharpness of senses in Heaven, the life of this world is like a dream.

Death is like waking up from a lucid dream. Once awake, the person is in the Hereafter and there will be no coming back.

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.

A believer could never understand the spirit of a hypocrite or an unbeliever. It is a way of life that believers do not know and would never understand.