Adnan Oktar
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Insidiousness and secrecy are significant weapons of the hypocrites. They strike secretly, sneakily but a mind that can deal with them is a marvelous, advanced mind. An average mind cannot deal with the hypocrites. A higher level of wisdom and faith is required to be able to do so.
 (A9 TV; February 25th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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Hypocrites help believers sharpen their minds; otherwise, believers would become lethargic. Pointless thoughts would then begin to occupy the mind of believers. Sharp vigilance and clarity of thought is achieved by the occasion of the hypocrites.
 (A9 TV; February 25th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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The Islamic community has been devastated but the traditional orthodox section does not realize this. They believe they will come out of this situation by being even more bigoted, by improving the system that caused this mess in the first place. They want to wrap themselves up in an even more traditionalist orthodoxy, an even more terrifying mentality.
 (A9 TV; February 24th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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There is a world of difference between the religion described in the Qur'an and the system the bigots promote. The Islamic community should turn to essence of the Qur'an urgently.
 (A9 TV; February 24th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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Wealth alone does not make a person happy, it leads to distress. Even a person living in a palace commits suicide, may God forbid: A person can only find true happiness through faith.
 (A9 TV; February 24th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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How nice it is that every sincere believer with a sharp mind, an open conscience [that is aware of the existence of God] will go to Heaven. And how long will they stay in there? For eternity.
 (A9 TV; February 24th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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Muslims do not get offended with each other. The heart of a Muslim is always together with God. The world is a short, temporary course, a place of education; this is no place to make a name for oneself, to claim to be superior, to claim to be intelligent and so forth. When observed from outer space, the world looks like a speck of dust. Go further and you cannot even see it anymore. Mankind is only a particle within the speck of dust. A pitiful creature indeed. So from where comes this arrogance? We will soon be dead and gone.
 (A9 TV; February 22nd, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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The system of Mahdi is a system where the Mahdi fights bravely against the foolish struggles of satan and his team on his own and destroys them. The Mahdi will enter into a battle of minds against the demons and hypocrites of the system of antichrist. They will all get crushed like an insect under the wisdom and intelligence of the Mahdi. The system of Mahdi is the triumph of a man’s wisdom over the cunning wit of satan.
 (A9 TV; February 22nd, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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Impiety [disbelief] is a grave threat. But the threat posed by disbelief is nothing compared to the threat posed by hypocrisy.
 (A9 TV; February 22nd, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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Without the fear of God, love cannot exist, social ethics cannot exist, life cannot exist. The fear of God is the greatest of all blessings, because behind it lies all  beauty.
 (A9 TV; February 21st, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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Behind everything that is beautiful lies the fear of God. In the absence of the fear of God emerges an entirely different system, one in which people will find no happiness.
 (A9 TV; February 21st, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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Being raped does no harm to the dignity and honor of women in any way: Those who do the deed are the ones who are dishonorable.
 (A9 TV; February 21st, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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We did not come into this world to live [as we like], we came to submit ourselves to God, to gain God's approval.
 (A9 TV; February 21st, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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The hypocrite enjoys uttering diabolical words; furthermore, he talks to others cryptically and in an unclear fashion. He also chooses vague and incoherent words in his statements and they have a secret language specific to themselves, just like Morse code.
 (A9 TV; February 20th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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The hypocrite is noncommittal when he talks. He does not show his true colors. He does not give away his side. In other words, he chooses his words in favor of himself. He is very despicable. For instance, there is a verse about a hypocrite, reluctant to fight against  disbelievers, who tells our Prophet (obuh), "If I knew how to fight, I would join you." If our Prophet had driven him to the battle and he had been injured by an arrow or a sword, he would blame the Prophet, saying that, "I already told you that I do not know how to fight; see, I got injured." The hypocrite is despicable enough to say that.
 (A9 TV; February 20th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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It is of critical importance to establish a Ministry of Arts and Quality since all of those countries without any dominant sense of art and aesthetics are to be destroyed.  History proves that all such countries were demolished. Any such countries that do not appreciate women and value quality are being razed to the ground.
 (A9 TV; February 20th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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A Muslim refrains from sedition, conflict or disturbing other Muslims. However, a hypocrite does not; he is very shameless, always willing to create a scandal. He is a very malicious creature.
 (A9 TV; February 19th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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The Qur'an, so to say, burns the hypocrite and the hypocrite strongly keeps away from the Qur'an. Since the verses in the Qur'an provide an explanation which invalidates his system, he detests the Qur'an.
 (A9 TV; February 19th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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The hypocrite is like a virus lying in ambush. He resurfaces and overwhelms in an appropriate environment like a tuberculosis virus.  When satan asks him to hide, he hides; and when he asks him to appear, he reappears. He does not give up being a hypocrite.
 (A9 TV; February 19th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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Love is a deep passion. The unimaginable, indescribable and mysterious power reflecting from one's eyes to his or her beloved one and from them to your eyes is called love. It is not about touching or cuddling; love is all about deep passion
 (A9 TV; February 18th, 2016)