Satan has a vast level of general culture. Hypocrites are also very cultured but they use it for devilish purposes, to put on airs and look very grand.
The hypocrite is unwilling to learn about the Qur’an. He hates the Qur’an. He hates anything to do with faith. He never wants to learn about all that. But if he does have any empty knowledge, that is solely for purposes of show. He would like to be called a religious scholar.
(A9 TV; January 30th, 2016)
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There is a deadly hatred in the heart of the hypocrite. All hypocrites are like the devil. They are always planning murder. They wanted to murder the Prophet (pbuh) and there are intentions of murder in the stories of the prophets Joseph and Moses. When we look at the Qur’an we see that killing the believers and the prophets at the top of their wish list. But God has always confounded them.
(A9 TV; January 30th, 2016)
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Hypocrites say, “I love the Prophet (pbuh). I never go along with unbelief.” Yet as soon as he is out of sight he heads off to the unbelievers.
(A9 TV; January 30th, 2016)
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The daily prayer really annoys the hypocrites; they regard that as totally unnecessary but he likes the good intentions and virtue of Muslims. The immorality of the unbelievers troubles him. That is why the hypocrite does not nail his colors to the mast of unbelief.
(A9 TV; January 30th, 2016)
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The hypocrite is unwilling to provide the slightest benefit for Islam, not in his writings or what he knows or anything. He does not want any benefit to accrue to Muslims. If he does do it, it will only be very minor, and purely for show or not to give himself away.
(A9 TV; January 30th, 2016)
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The hypocrite is careful to put on a show in order not to give himself away. He makes a shell for himself and walks around with it but he is stupid and unaware that he is being observed. He foolishly imagines he is being very clever and covering his tracks. He spends his whole life wading through filth.
(A9 TV; January 30th, 2016)
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The hypocrite is always subconsciously thinking about the day he will become an unbeliever. He can never relinquish that idea; it eats him up. God says in one verse that, ‘They belong neither to you nor to them…’ He says they are undecided between the two groups (Surat al-Mujadala, 14)
(A9 TV; January 30th, 2016)
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The hypocrite is unaware of his stupidity. He does not know that God is watching him. He is like a lab rat in a jar: Various doors open up for that animal and the animal thinks it is being very clever. It tries this and that and thinks it is developing strategies. But the scientist is watching from the outside. It falls down and rolls over and imagines it is doing things for itself. The hypocrite is a devilish creature but as foolish as a lab rat. He is very stupid.
(A9 TV; January 30th, 2016)
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The hypocrite never wants to place any verses from the Qur’an on his Facebook or Twitter account. He may sometimes reluctantly put them in to show off to Muslims or to hide the fact he is a hypocrite.
(A9 TV; January 30th, 2016)
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Islam, being a Muslim, is a lightweight thing for the hypocrite. He regards unbelief as much richer. I mean, he finds the behavior and lifestyle of unbelief, and its attitude toward Islam and the Qur’an, very exciting. The hypocrite is a secret fan of unbelief; he is utterly embarrassed by being a Muslim.
(A9 TV; January 30th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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God describes the system of the Mahdi in a veiled manner in the Qur’an. He describes it in Surat al-Kahf, in the story of Solomon and in Surah Yusuf, but in veiled language.
(A9 TV; January 30th, 2016)
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Talking about God and religion on the Internet hurts hypocrites more than a cut. Talking about unbelief gives them comfort. They suppose it brings them popularity, helps them build up a reputation. Coming into contact with infidels and blasphemy, even if for just a bit, gladdens their hearts. This gives them a tormented comfort and pleasure.
(A9 TV; January 29th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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Hypocrites watch Muslims all the time. They need to do that for intelligence purposes. They are sell-out intelligence officers.
(A9 TV; January 29th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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The real deal for hypocrites is unbelief. Their infidel souls are ashamed of being Muslims. They are ashamed of mentioning Islam and the Qur’an.
(A9 TV; January 29th, 2016)
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Hypocrites would always like to see their names associated with unbelief. They do not want to be known as Muslims. Verses of the Qur’an disturb them; they find them insulting. For example, posting a verse on their Facebook page offends their feelings, or the Qur’an, or Muslims. If it were within their power, they would erase them all, because they are ashamed of them. However, they know this would expose them, so they post them halfheartedly and unwillingly. In truth, they hate them.
(A9 TV; January 29th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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They take serious offense from being referred to along with Islam and the Qur’an. Take a look at our century. It is impossible to see Muslim-like statements, verses or activities of Muslims, or expressions from the Qur’an in anything a hypocrite posts or draws on his page online, or in any other media.
(A9 TV; January 29th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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Hypocrites do not want to look like Muslims. For instance, when they are not with Muslims they make sure they appear like unbelievers. They are ashamed of being Muslims. They take offense from being seen with the Qur’an, and with Muslims. They take pleasure from being remembered with unbelief. They think it is showy.
(A9 TV; January 29th, 2016)
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.
