Friday Prayer at Martyrs' Square affected Libyan people

Timeturk, 24 July 2008

Adnan Oktar: … WE SHARE THE ONE GOD, ONE BOOK, ONE QIBLA AND ONE EVERYTHING. WE BELIEVE IN THE SAME PROPHETS, WE LOVE THE SAME ANGELS, THE DIVISION BETWEEN US IS ENTIRELY ARTIFICIAL.  PEOPLE MAY BE OF DIFFERENT ISLAMIC SCHOOLS AND BE OF DIFFERENT FAMILIES, BUT WE STILL LOVE ONE ANOTHER. WE ARE FRIENDS AND BROTHERS. 

Abu Dhabi TV, 19 February 2009

Adnan Oktar: Syria wants to unite with Turkey, and so does Iraq. And if Syria and Iraq want it, so will everyone else. Azerbaijan wants it, and Armenia wants to unite with Turkey. Georgia wants it, so what else needs to be done? It is a union that will also include Lithuania. IT WILL BE A UNION THAT INCLUDES LITHUANIA, ARMENIA, GEORGIA, AZERBAIJAN, KYRGYZSTAN, TURKMENISTAN AND EAST TURKESTAN AND ALL OF THEM. IT WILL REACH AS FAR AS LIBYA. A TURKISH-ISLAMIC UNION WILL EMERGE THAT STRETCHES AS FAR AS THE COAST AND INTERIOR OF AFRICA. Turkey has prior experience, experience from the Ottoman Empire. And this time round, the errors of the Ottomans will not be repeated. The perfect aspects of the Ottomans will be adopted, but not their errors or deficient aspects, and a perfect union will result.

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Libya's interim leader Mustafa Abdel Jalil and Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu raise hands together after Erdogan spoke in Tripoli's renamed "Martyrs' Square" on Sept. 16, after Friday prayers. 

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Libya's interim leader Mustafa Abdel Jalil attended Friday prayers in Tripoli.

Erdogan's tour of Egypt, Tunisia, and Libya warmed the hearts of millions of proud, nationalist Turks and confirmed that a  prosperous, powerful, and democratic Turkey can influence the world around it.