Self-criticism is crucial to prevent arrogance. If one thinks of himself as immune to mistakes, he’s already fallen into satan’s trap; self-criticism is a remedy. God forbid, those who refrain from it will only hurt themselves. - Harun Yahya
Adnan Oktar
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Self-criticism is crucial to prevent arrogance. If one thinks of himself as immune to mistakes, he’s already fallen into satan’s trap; self-criticism is a remedy. God forbid, those who refrain from it will only hurt themselves.
Hypocrites wait for disasters to befall Muslims, but they end up being the ones surrounded by disasters as punishment from God.
(A9 TV; May 25th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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Hypocrites lead miserable lives in this world and in the hereafter. But, unknowingly, hypocrites boost the power of believers.
(A9 TV; May 25th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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The existence of hypocrites is actually a good thing for believers, because it makes believers more driven, more vigilant. Hypocrites help believers achieve a broader horizon and be more careful against dangers and appreciate believers more.
(A9 TV; May 25th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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Hypocrites feel incredible rage when the Qur’an is mentioned and this hatred is visible in their eyes.
(A9 TV; May 25th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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Hypocrites don't like it when God is praised, the Qur’an is recited or Islam is preached. Instead, they wish to waste their time on petty things.
(A9 TV; May 25th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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Hypocrites have a hierarchical order; they all have their masters. They think that the shadow states are very powerful and therefore they follow them.
(A9 TV; May 25th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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We are focusing on hypocrites, because it’s the most crucial issue in Islamic world. They’re the reasons Muslims are being persecuted.
(A9 TV; May 25th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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Trying to scare Muslims with unbelievers is typical hypocrite behavior.
(A9 TV; May 25th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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Hypocrites believe that their audacious behavior is right; they don't believe religion is the right way. They offer a religion other than the one in the Qur’an.
(A9 TV; May 25th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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Believers know how to feel shame. But hypocrites are shameless. They are audacious and barefaced.
(A9 TV; May 25th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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Hypocrites can’t contain their rage and it sometimes spills out of their mouths. But the rage inside their hearts is even greater.
(A9 TV; May 25th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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Hypocrites brag about trivial things to impress each other; try to convince others of their ‘supposedly’ good lives. They always fail in the end.
(A9 TV; May 25th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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Hypocrites wish for believers to go astray, just like they did. That’s why they pursue unimportant knowledge. Believers, on the contrary, pursue wisdom.
(A9 TV; May 25th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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God compares hypocrites to hollow pieces of timber in a verse. They might look or sound impressive, but they are always hollow.
(A9 TV; May 25th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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Hypocrites seek to take credit for trivial things, trying to portray themselves very successful. God explains the punishment awaiting them.
(A9 TV; May 25th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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Because hypocrites are arrogant, rebellious and foolish, they just can’t understand and are annoyed by the temperate, calm manner of believers.
(A9 TV; May 25th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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Hypocrites think very highly of themselves; they wrongly think believers are naïve. They can’t comprehend believers’ honest, sincere characters.
(A9 TV; May 25th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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It doesn't matter how knowledgeable a person is. Unless God allows him to speak and explain, he won’t be able to do it.
(A9 TV; May 25th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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Believers know that knowledge comes from God. Hypocrites, though, don't understand it because they still have a disbeliever's mindset.
(A9 TV; May 25th, 2016)
Adnan Oktar
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Hypocrites thought that they could humiliate the messengers with their foolish attitude. Every single time they only humiliated themselves.
