Adnan Oktar
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Every beautiful thing is a manifestation of God, and therefore causes great excitement and joy in my soul.
 (A9 TV; May 24th, 2017)

Adnan Oktar
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At the time of the Mahdi, utility services and health-care will be free.
 (A9 TV; May 24th, 2017)

Adnan Oktar
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Dreams are a sort of education, it is like another  dimension of life. Believers can pray to be educated in their dreams, too. We are not responsible for our dreams but we can be educated in our dreams.
 (A9 TV; May 24th, 2017)

Adnan Oktar
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When a person acts in earnest towards God, God will allow them to get closer to God and strengthen their faith.
 (A9 TV; May 24th, 2017)

Adnan Oktar
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If one is sincere and leaves everything to God, God will help that person in everything and will strengthen his faith even more.
 (A9 TV; May 24th, 2017)

Adnan Oktar
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I know that the Mahdi has come. I know that Prophet Jesus has come. But we have not met them yet.
 (A9 TV; May 24th, 2017)

Adnan Oktar
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Society must be educated to learn love and respect for women.
 (A9 TV; May 24th, 2017)

Adnan Oktar
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Due to a mistaken belief that ‘natural’ looks better, ladies are prevented from being beautiful. Ladies become more beautiful with make-up and with beautiful clothes.
 (A9 TV; May 24th, 2017)

Adnan Oktar
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Ladies have an incredible potential for love, passion and depth. But most of them cannot ever realize that potential, because they cannot find a person that they can give their love to.
 (A9 TV; May 24th, 2017)

Adnan Oktar
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In many countries of the world, ladies are frowned upon for being well-groomed & wearing fashionable clothes and being attractive. They even make ridiculous assumptions about the ladies because of that.
 (A9 TV; May 24th, 2017)

Adnan Oktar
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A person, who refuses to surrender to his anger, starts enjoying the beauty of earning good deeds. We will always respond to negativity with kindness, with compassion and with forgiveness. Repel the bad with something better and, if there is enmity between you and someone else, he will be like a bosom friend. (The Qur’an, 41/34)
 (A9 TV; May 24th, 2017)

Adnan Oktar
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Anger is very dangerous for the body. It could cause cardiac rhythm disorder, hypertension or even a cerebral hemorrhage. A person who gets angry will do harm both to himself and the people around him. A true Muslim on the other hand, trusts God, peaceful with the knowledge that God creates everything.
 (A9 TV; May 24th, 2017)

Adnan Oktar
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Getting angry and losing control is humiliating for the person doing it. One needs to remember that God creates every incident and there is a great wisdom behind everything.
 (A9 TV; May 24th, 2017)

Adnan Oktar
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Trying to explain the beautiful flowers created by God with concepts such as “mother nature” or “evolution" is completely irrati onal and illogical.
 (A9 TV; May 24th, 2017)

Adnan Oktar
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Ladies should be  valued, respected, loved, cherished everywhere in the world. However, for women’s rights to be secured, men must see ladies as holy beings that are among the most beautiful gifts created by God.
 (A9 TV; May 24th, 2017)

Adnan Oktar
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Only if ladies are seen as gifts from God, ladies can live truly comfortably and safe and be shown the respect they deserve. Feminism and other similar pursuits cannot ensure that.
 (A9 TV; May 24th, 2017)

Adnan Oktar
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Feminism shouldn't have a Darwinist-materialist mentality. Women rights can be protected only if women are seen as holy beings that are manifestations of God.
 (A9 TV; May 24th, 2017)

Adnan Oktar
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The Qur’an ensures social justice for everyone. In the guardianship system described in the Qur’an, everyone is taken care of.
 (A9 TV; May 24th, 2017)

Adnan Oktar
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Those who cannot appreciate Allah’s artistry, of course cannot appreciate ladies, beauties, the nature, beautiful animals, and him/herself. Such people have no self-respect as well.
 (A9 TV; May 23rd, 2017)

Adnan Oktar
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The sect of our Prophet (saas) was the Qur’an. It will be like that at the time of the Mahdi, as well.
 (A9 TV; May 23rd, 2017)