Page 271 - Bigotry: The Dark Danger

Adnan Oktar
(Harun Yahya)

and to describe them as "evil omen", is incompatible with the
values of the Qur'an. Muslim women are blessed people,
praised and shown as role models, and loved and respected in
the Qur'an, and are described as blessings through-
out the Qur'an.

In addition, the way that animals such as
dogs and horses, which are very nice and also

of much help to human beings, are described as
creatures with evil omen annulling acts of wor-
ship is also a sign of the horrible manifes-
tation of the rationale in question.

What is more, there is no such con-
cept as fortune or misfortune in Islam;
these concepts are part of polytheism.

Good and evil both come from God.
Nothing created has any power of
its own and none can be fortune or
misfortune for human beings.
Believing in misfortune is simply

Despising women, whom God says He
has created in the finest form, and com-
paring them to dogs, asses and pigs, and
describing them as a misfortune is totally
incompatible with the moral values of the
Qur'an. Muslim women are saintly people
who are praised in the Qur'an, cited as
role models, who are loved and respected
and who are blessings.
John William Godward's oil painting "Nerissa," 1906

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