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Adnan Oktar
(Harun Yahya)

pened to you, did you hear something about this from the
Prophet (pbuh)?" He responds saying, "Yes, I did. It is for-
bidden to look at, to speak to and to sit with such boys."
(Imam al-Ghazali, An Exposition of the Hearts
(Makashifat-ul-Quloob)

One of the worst things about the fanatical mentality is that they
slander the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) by lying in an attempt to
justify their sick and twisted behavior. The Prophet (pbuh) never
said anything about young boys being dangerous, nor did he say
that it was wrong to talk to them or be in their presence. On the con-

trary, with his well-documented compassion and affection for chil-
dren, he set a beautiful example to the entire Islamic community.

The Lie that Young Boys are Accompanied by
Eighteen Satans

It is written in Fatawa-i Khayriyya, "When there is the
danger of fitna, a father can keep his beautiful discreet son
who has reached the age of puberty in his own home and

under his own discipline. He may not let him go out on a
travel or for education or on hajj (pilgrimage) without a
beard. He protects him like a woman. But he does not veil
him. In streets there are two devils near every woman. And
there are eighteen devils near a boy. They try to mislead
those who look at these." (Huseyin Hilmi Işık, Endless
Bliss (Se’adet-I Ebediyye), Fascicle 4, p. 62)

The fanatical mindset seeks to to put handsome young boys
under pressure, just as it seeks to lock up women in the home, to
keep them from going to school or talking to anyone. Saying that
they should not cover their faces with a veil clearly demonstrates the

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