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One cannot make people pious by merely telling them the Islamic jurisprudence [fıqh]. They should be taught about the facts of faith, about the miracles of the Quran. The issues should be explained scientifically. Both the mind and the heart have to be convinced at the same time.

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They need to see that no result can be attained through explanations made about the Islamic law. The best effort that can be carried out is to verify one's faith and to increase his fear from Allah. Enabling one to become absolutely sure of the existence of Allah and having the verification of that faith settle in his heart and enwrap his soul and heart, then it would be okay. Or else simply saying "this is religiously forbidden and that is religiously lawful" would not have an effect.

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The faith of the youth should be reinforced but that cannot be done through giving them knowledge of religious law. I mean knowledge of religious love would not increase people's faith. It would be partial even if it did. Faith increases through facts leading to faith, through scientific evidence. There should be a way of explaining that addresses people's mind, people's hearts.

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Is there a problem of jurisprudence or weakness of faith? The weakness of faith. This is the problem of the entire world.

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