Adnan Oktar
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Everything is beautiful in Heaven. God puts lovers there. People there are beautiful, plants are beautiful, flowers are beautiful. The whole purpose is love, God's whole intent is love.
 (A9 TV; June 4th, 2015)

Adnan Oktar
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Imitation, false love is most horrible; it is something God doesn't like at all. Hypocrite women and men, unbeliever women and men, cruel women and men are masters in this false, imitated love.
 (A9 TV; June 4th, 2015)

Adnan Oktar
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What is the sole intent of Almighty God? To love and to be loved. But to be loved how? To be loved sincerely and wholeheartedly not with false pretenses. That is why people always look for sincere love, why the whole world looks for sincere love.
 (A9 TV; June 4th, 2015)

Adnan Oktar
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"Muslims are friends of one another." What does “friend” mean? It means the one who protects and watches over the other like parents, like brothers do.
 (A9 TV; June 4th, 2015)

Adnan Oktar
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Variance means conflict; it means dispute and disunity. I mean that variance means an inability to come to a common decision, to have a common religion; it means an inability to live a sincere and righteous life and it means ignoring the commands of God.  Satan loves variance, there cannot be any variance among Muslims.
 (A9 TV; June 4th, 2015)

Adnan Oktar
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The PKK is openly a state within a state. If there is a parallel state, they are that, the PKK is the parallel state. They built their structure, founded their courts, became a state in those lands. They say that they will be founding their own parliaments, their own armies. They even have their own constitution.
 (A9 TV; June 3rd, 2015)

Adnan Oktar
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The PKK should not intend to fight ISIS. They should pull themselves together and break out from this Darwinist, materialist system. They should believe in God and say, "La ilaha illa Allah Muhammed Ar-Rasul Allah." ISIS will play havoc with them all. I am saying this in advance. They should listen to me, come to have faith in God and pull themselves together.
 (A9 TV; June 3rd, 2015)

Adnan Oktar
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"... Enjoin the right, and forbid the " this is the duty of a Muslim. Muslims criticize Muslims, appreciate each other's nice characteristics and remind them of their shortcomings.
 (A9 TV; June 2nd, 2015)

Adnan Oktar
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Man is unbridled in seeing himself as self-sufficient. One should not see himself as self-sufficient. He should constantly criticize himself. He should criticize himself openly and thank those who criticize him. He should say, “May God be pleased with you”.
 (A9 TV; June 2nd, 2015)

Adnan Oktar
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God is All-Knowing. He possesses endless knowledge. We simply are given drops from God's knowledge as a blessing from Almighty God. Or else we have nothing. Consequently no one could claim to be wise or all-knowing; all men are ignorant.
 (A9 TV; June 2nd, 2015)

Adnan Oktar
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The Qur'an protects those in need. It protects the poor and wants goods to be distributed. The Qur'an commands social justice. That is why if Islam prevails, there will be abundance and wealth all around. Many people do not know how perfect, glorious and fundamentally solution providing this social justice aspect of Islam is.
 (A9 TV; June 2nd, 2015)

Adnan Oktar
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When unbelievers attack Muslims, they first attack goods and possessions. They try to hit from there so that they would have no staying power. Whereas a Muslim would eat only grass but serve Islam and the Qur'an no matter what.
 (A9 TV; June 2nd, 2015)

Adnan Oktar
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Muslims should love one another. If they do not love each other what good would possessions do? Let us say that you have piled up goods everywhere, let us say you have stocked oil here, sugar and jam there. You will simply gain weight, die and nothing good would come from it. You should distribute that wealth and give everyone.
 (A9 TV; June 2nd, 2015)

Adnan Oktar
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The morality in Islam which necessitates distributing and giving alms abundantly does away with this corruption, this trouble completely. Since there is no interest, the economy ramps up and an enormous abundance comes about.
 (A9 TV; June 2nd, 2015)

Adnan Oktar
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Since egoism and selfishness prevail in the current capitalist system, a great majority of people hoard their money. They store it away thinking “just in case”. The goods produced by factories are not bought; when they are not bought, no further production can be made. Workers cannot be paid and it brings about death everywhere.
 (A9 TV; June 2nd, 2015)

Adnan Oktar
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God doesn't give you money for you to save it, but to use it. Economic crises do not break out when money is used. When money is hoarded, an economic crisis starts. When people get egoistical and selfish, when they keep their money at home or somewhere else locked up, life stops and so does the economy.
 (A9 TV; June 2nd, 2015)

Adnan Oktar
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A martyr enjoys martyrdom when he becomes a martyr. That is why they say "he drank the sherbet of martyrdom." Because it is sweet and the lower-self enjoys it.
 (A9 TV; June 2nd, 2015)

Adnan Oktar
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Almighty God says, "If you abide by God you will be happy." What does this mean? If you do not abide by God, you cannot be happy. What kind of unhappiness is this? You suffer, you live in fear, you feel restless, you become apprehensive. You writhe in pain. Life will turn into a living hell for you.
 (A9 TV; June 2nd, 2015)

Adnan Oktar
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If one gets married simply to reproduce, he would be like an animal. If one goes to school only for his own interests, he would be an egotistical, ordinary person. But if one lives for the good pleasure of God in all things, he would have a lofty and superior goals. Then Almighty God gives him a clear mind, plentitude, facility and beauty.
 (A9 TV; June 2nd, 2015)

Adnan Oktar
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Being sincere is living only for God. For, instance when one gets married, he gets married for God. When one opens a place of business , he does so for God. When one goes to school, he should do so for God. When one eats, he should eat for the good pleasure of God. Then his life will be plentiful and beautiful.
 (A9 TV; June 2nd, 2015)