Adnan Oktar
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Hypocrites attack you, they hoot and holler, they act disgracefully. They have no respect for anything. They are always presumptuous. We see these characteristics in all the hypocrites in history.
 (A9 TV; January 29th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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Hypocrites condemn everything. Condemn this, condemn that; they constantly discredit Muslims. They interrupt charity, love, and joy. They interrupt friendship. They do not want believers to be in peace, so they continuously do nasty things.
 (A9 TV; January 29th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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Hypocrites are like bats; they need villainy just as much as bats need blood. In any case they have to get involved in this filth. Even if it is only two or three people, hypocrites will feel relieved like bloodsucker vampire bats when they come into contact with unbelief.
 (A9 TV; January 29th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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Hypocrites always move in the dead of night. They need silence. The very first thing these hypocrites would do in the dark is to get in touch with unbelievers, providing immediate intelligence to them. They cannot live any other way.
 (A9 TV; January 29th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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God appreciates martyrdom and getting wounded in His way. He appreciates preaching religion until late at night. What God also likes is the effortful search for His love. Only then God bestows this love and passion to those who are worthy.
 (A9 TV; January 29th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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God loves love and passion very much. Angels love Him too, but God does not find this enough because the angel is bound to love. However, the love of humans, who suffer in pain, is God’s favorite.
 (A9 TV; January 29th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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God is love; God is endearment. God wants to be loved and to love, but He wants real love, not something you would get from a robot. That is, love from someone who loves not out of obligation but by his own will. That is why God created passion and love. God lives within His creatures; for instance when we feel passion, God feels it too.
 (A9 TV; January 29th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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When you advise hypocrites to talk about God, they go crazy, you tell them to stay away from blasphemy, they go crazy. It is like  satan’s session. You know how satan goes mad all of a sudden? That is how they go mad out of nowhere. That is why you have to be very careful and even-tempered when you talk to hypocrites.
 (A9 TV; January 29th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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You need to be very attentive while talking to a hypocrite. When they are prescribed goodness and proscribed evil, they become insane, enraged. Since their souls welcome rebellion and fiendishness, they feel very uncomfortable.
 (A9 TV; January 29th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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Hypocrites do not appreciate advice. When someone tries talking to them to give advice, they go mad.
 (A9 TV; January 29th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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The most distinct characteristic of hypocrites, see, you should never forget this; in any case, they will come into contact with blasphemy. You will be astonished, they turn up like bad pennies, and they will absolutely make that contact with blasphemy. This is their most persistent quality and this is because they need it for intelligence.
 (A9 TV; January 29th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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Hypocrites feel suffocated if they do not come into contact with blasphemy. In any case they will figure out a way to come into contact with blasphemy. That is what they thrive on. You will never see a hypocrite who does not have some connection with blasphemy. Making mischievous and secret contact is an irrevocable quality of the hypocrite; it is their disease.
 (A9 TV; January 29th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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This filth is deep down inside of hypocrites. They yearn for it. They want a constant connection with blasphemy. Muslims bother them. In other words, talking about Islam and the Qur’an disturbs hypocrites.
 (A9 TV; January 29th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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If hypocrites realize that they are caught, they will be strategic. They may start behaving like Muslims. However when they find the opportunity, as stated in the verse, they “,” and dive back into filth.
 (A9 TV; January 29th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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Hypocrites are a great danger to the world of Islam. Every now and then they take a step back but this is almost always temporary. They will go back to meanness and foulness again. That is to say, you should always watch out for the hypocrite.
 (A9 TV; January 29th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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There is no difficulty in Islam: God wants it to be convenient as He emphasizes that in verses multiple times, and says that the Prophet Abraham’s (as) religion is easy. In another verse He says, “God desires ease for you; He does not desire difficulty for you.” (2/185) Islam is like a festival; it is a religion of joy. Things like hanging people, cutting them up, beating people, blasphemy, making women’s lives miserable do not exist in it. Islam considers women to be flowers.
 (A9 TV; January 29th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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They superfluously make Islam into something horrible. Wherever there is something awful, they attach it to Islam. There is no such thing. Islam is like a spring festival.
 (A9 TV; January 29th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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The most significant characteristic of Jesus Christ is his sharp-eyed façade. His eyes are like blades, looking very clever. He has grey eyes, not green, they are grey. His eye color takes after the Prophet Joseph.
 (A9 TV; January 29th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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Jesus Christ will be engaged in a clandestine activity. Mahdi (as) is out in the open but since Allah has covered and hid the Mahdi under 70 veils, no one can find him out until the last moment.
 (A9 TV; January 29th, 2016)

Adnan Oktar
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“The men and women of the hypocrites are as bad as one another.”  (Surat at-Tawba, 67) God does not distinguish between them. Hypocrites are no different to one another. They should be able to live with unbelievers but they cannot; they can only live with one another, as a distinct , or 200 or 1000 people are no good. You must have at least a million people there every time. The state should organize that; the air should ring with people shouting, ‘Allahu Akbar (God is Great)’
 (A9 TV; January 28th, 2016)