Adnan Oktar A9 TV; November 14th, 2013

No one should interfere in anything about women. Women should always be subjected to positive discrimination. Wherever we go, we should them as very high quality, immaculately clean and well kept.

A policy, an attitude that instructs women, I mean assuming a higher tone about them is really annoying and disturbing. Ladies are very wise, highly cultivated and high quality people. God created people as equals; both men and women are created as equals. They are equal in every aspect.

Women should be free. I mean no one is in a position to instruct women, they are in no position to counsel women. If anyone needs to counsel, it is women who should counsel men. I mean they should be given an edge over men in this respect.

While expressing respect for ladies with headscarves one should not forget to mention the ladies who do not cover their heads.

It would be very wrong and shameful for ladies who cover their heads and those who do not to act superior towards each other.

We should respect women and know that they would do what is necessary to be done. Every woman knows very well how to protect her honor, her pride and her purity. They also know how to dress themselves.

Women are very gentile and kind beings. There are carnations in the gardens and they need to be looked after very meticulously. Or else they would die away instantly. That is the same with women, you need to pay attention to everything about them. For them to be spiritually and physically perfect they should be looked after even more meticulously than the flowers.

Women are sweet beings; they are very very beautiful beings. Women are the greatest blessings of this world. They are the greatest blessing the eyes can see. Freedom is very crucial for their happiness. They should be valued, they should be respected, protected and watched over.

If we were to say; "Why are you adorned like this? Why are you colored? Why are you full of colors? Why do you smell beautiful like this?" to the flowers, would that be logical? That shouldn't be asked to a woman either. "Why are you beautiful like this?" Do you want them to be ugly? Of course they will be beautiful.

Women like low neck dresses. They like to see their beauty appreciated. They like being well groomed. They are the adornments of this world.

They make a great fuss if ladies open their hair or their arms somehow. And they say that it is because they are attractive… If a person has ill-intentions, if a person is sick in mind, if there is a deviation in one's soul, if he does not have the will-power; it wouldn't matter for that person anyway. It wouldn't matter if it is a child or a woman or a man he is looking at. That is a matter of faith, a matter of belief, a matter of character.

Women want to live freely. It is very important to emphasize that they would not be oppressed. That is because men are completely free everywhere in the world. No one ever interferes with their business.

The logic behind the oppression ladies are put through is horrible. They wear low neck dresses and that is regarded as an offense; they use headscarves and that is regarded as an offense; they wear hijabs and that is regarded as an offense as well. Whatever they do it is seen as an offense. And that is one of the troubles, one of the diseases that would go away in the time of the Mahdi.

To fire a lady just because she covers her head or just because she wears revealing clothes is not compliant with good conscience.

Radicalism is formidable, oppression is formidable, communism is formidable. Freedoms on the other hand, are so beautiful. The merriment of people makes us feel happy.

People should be set free; interventions to society on unnecessary matters might disrupt the balance.

Religion means freedom; religion means love, beauty, peace, arts and aesthetics. It means a world like heaven.

If one believes in the sufficiency of the Qur'an, radicalism would disappear; that scourge would disappear. The whole issue lies with believing in the sufficiency of the Qur'an. If you accept the sufficiency of the Qur'an, you would also feel love for Alevis, for Shias and for Wahhabis as well. You would then hold both ladies with scarves and also ladies who do not cover their heads and those who wear low-neck dresses in high esteem and respect all of them, love all of them. You would not make them uncomfortable.

Let everyone speak out their opinions, let everyone criticize. Why is there the need for curses, for defamations? Curses burn out those who curse. They would have their hearts torn out. They would lose their happiness and joy. They would lose the radiant light in their faces. That would give them pain.

God wants us to be free. God wants us to live like we are in the Heaven. “Why should God punish you if you are thankful and have faith?” says God. But in Buddhist belief, in some ancient belief systems ordeals and self-inflicted pain are considered as a way to get close to God.

Freedom would bring about comfort and abundance. We should protect Jews, we should protect Christians and irreligious people as well. Let us create such a liberal, refreshing, beautiful environment. A very wealthy, sound understanding of religion would prevail in such an environment. Secularity is a system that exists in the essence of religion.

Let everyone live as ever they like, as ever they desire. There should be no interference on Internet, or on Facebook, on Skype. People’s religion or ideas should not be interfered. Let everyone be free. Religion would prosper very easily in such an environment.

Even if only 10 people wholeheartedly desired the global reign of Islamic morality- but they need to ask for it wholeheartedly, with a deep desire and love- even if there are only 10 such people, God would insha'Allah make Islam prevail with those 10 people.

God does not only send Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh), but He also sends Hazrat Mahdi's students as well. People might assume that it is only Hazrat Mahdi that is being sent but that is not the case. His 313 students are sent specifically as well.

Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) will patiently endure many ordeals and be subjected to severe oppression; that is one of the many reasons why he is the Mahdi.