Adnan Oktar A9 TV; February 29th, 2016

Believers are obliged to protect and watch over each other. The Qur'an introduces a guardianship system. A believer should protect other believers like they are his own brothers and sisters.

There is a guardianship system among believers. No believer has the authority to expel a person from among the believers by accusing someone of being a hypocrite. This can only be done through a revelation from God.

Some people suspect others of being hypocrites. Let's assume that they are hypocrites; then educate them, communicate with them, talk to them through the verses of the Qur'an, be patient with them, right? Otherwise, people would not want to talk to each other, no Muslim would want to see or speak to another Muslim. If you start accusing people of being hypocrites, disbelievers or sick, there will be no one left to talk to.

Of course, a believer should be open to advice. A Muslim might make a mistake, there is nothing wrong with this but he should always pay heed to advice of others: In other words, a Muslim shouldn't be arrogant, disrespectful and snobbish, right? Even though he won't follow the advice, he should politely listen to it within the limits of the Qur'an and say, "I will try hard to do so."

Being an atheist means being honest. They bravely, honestly say, "I do not believe in God, I do not believe in religion. If there is a person who can convince me otherwise, let's talk as if I will believe I want it to be sincere." But dishonesty, hypocrisy is horrible.

"Do not spy" (Surah al-Hujurat, 12) This verse is aimed at hypocrites who carry information about Muslims. This is the commandment of God in the Qur'an against those cowards who try to raise difficulties for Muslims by informing on them.

Occasionally, the hypocrites display positive behavior. This is a tell-tale sign of the beginning of a new attack. For example, they treat everyone well and speak nicely, but this only lays the groundwork for a serious attack. In other words, this behavior is the beginning of an attack plan satan has granted them, impregnated them with. In other words, it is usually doubtful for a hypocrite to be cured of his hypocrisy; he will surely attempt something, try to initiate a new attack.

Hypocrites generally try to avoid Muslims. The reason they do this is that if someone attacks Muslims, they might get arrested, blacklisted, beaten, or insulted and they do not want their reputations to be damaged.

Hypocrites always aim for being the closest to the Muslim’s leader, or the prophet. This is the position hypocrites desire the most to reach, because in that position their attacks, their strikes, will be the most effective. They regard this position as vital as it is the focal point to hinder the activities of the Muslims and provide intelligence to their satanic masters.

Hypocrites are incorrigible maniacs whose fierceness knows no bounds. The grudges and hatreds of the hypocrites know no end as they can never calm down. In other words, they are typical maniacs. Just like a tuberculosis patient, their insanity regresses when they are given effective antibiotics, but when the dose of the drug is reduced, even a little bit, they will proceed to attack immediately. And sometimes the hypocrisy virus develops immunity to the drug and is unaffected and it tries to get ahold of the body.

Hypocrites believe that in time, the order God has established will collapse. So they deem Muslims weak. Just as Muslims believe that Islam will prevail, hypocrites believe that the disbelievers will prevail. They believe that the party of satan will prevail. For that reason, they never trust in Muslims and Islam.

Hypocrites find an honest, Muslim way of life to be boring and abnormal. They love to lead troublesome, dangerous lives. Therefore, they always seek friendship and fondness among the disbelievers. They always curry favor with disbelievers. Knowing one day the hypocrites will join them, they secretly lay the way open by ingratiating themselves into the disbeliever's favor.

Hypocrites prefer a filthy life to a clean one. For example, avoiding taking daily showers, smoking weed, committing vile and immoral deeds, hanging around in cesspools, having close relations with disbelievers and experiencing such foulness is what hypocrites always have in mind. And they wish to be superior, and run the world without lifting a finger; that is their egocentricity and arrogance. They seek to stay in touch with a bad lot, and undertake dangerous ventures.

Hypocrites always say they are on the side of the Messenger [of God]. But in reality, they always prepare for their lives among the disbelievers. They always have the disbelievers in their minds. They contemplate on how their lives among the disbelievers will be.

Those who abandon the path of Quran lose their sense of reason and judgment and ultimately, lose control. Believers will never allow satan to hatch such plots.

Satan affects people in many various ways. Among these effects, one of the worst is the sense of inertness. Believers should counter it through their will and wisdom.

Satan seeks to impede the mind. His most effective method to accomplish this is causing a sense of inertness. It can be readily seen in the eyes of many people. It causes an idle, dull look. Believers are like hawks. They will never give into such influence of satan.

When believers firmly adhere to the Quran, it is like sailing on an unsinkable and unswerving ship, they will never go astray.

Believers always think in favor of God and religion. Muslims cannot make an unfavorable analysis, but only favorable ones. They always assume the best [for God and believers]. But if a person is among disbelievers or is an atheist, he might think unfavorably about God and religion; however, after having faith in God, a believer cannot continue to do so. They should always give the benefit of the doubt and think positively.

Hypocrites never talk about God and constantly seek material things. They adore unbelievers’ lifestyle and they don't wish to live like Muslims.

We must get ourselves acquainted with satan, we must try to understand the ways of the hypocrites and the irreligious. We must try to learn the ways they can harm the Muslims. In the 104th verse of the Surah an-Nisa, God commands this to Muslims as a form of worship.

We have to research, analyze the ways of the hypocrites and the disbelievers. Why did they become so, how can it be remedied, what can be done about this, how can we persuade them, and in what way should we talk to them? What are their mistakes? What are their malicious plans for the Muslims? In what way can they do harm? What plots can they hatch, what traps can they set up? God informs us in the 104th verse of the Surah an-Nisa that it is a vital form of worship and a religious duty for Muslims to analyze these.

But if you try to win atheists, disbelievers, those against Islam over, then you should try even harder to win over the Muslims who have a sickness in their hearts and weaker faiths. You can easily commune with such people as they are already among you. No matter how abnormal they may behave, how ill-tempered they are, the merit, the reward of trying to win such people over are greater.

It is quite natural for a Muslim to make a mistake. People should not be afraid of making mistakes. Even if it is a big mistake, it can be solved by giving advice. But reacting angrily to advice is not normal. You could say, "Okay, I will consider this. May God bless you. I will try my best." That's it. But angry overreaction to advice is abnormal behavior.

In this world the trial we are living is a seemingly one; actually, in the esoteric sense, we are being educated, this world is a course. Because God already knows what we will do. He is the One Who created us. In other words, God knows what we will do since eternally before. We have already been here and done that. The point of this trial is to train us, to show us our true selves. God makes us face our true selves. In other words, He makes us love ourselves. He is preparing us for the afterlife.