Page 411 - Bigotry: The Dark Danger

Adnan Oktar
(Harun Yahya)

Muslims Have the Right to Wear Attractive Stylish

Clothing and Own Fine Cars and Nice Homes

Our Prophet (pbuh) and his companions were the highest-
quality, most modern-looking and cleanest people of their time.
Were our Prophet (pbuh) alive today, he would be the highest-

quality person of our time. He would wear the most modern
and attractive clothing of the day, would live in the most mod-
ern and pleasant home and would drive the finest cars. He
would be known to all for his excellence. Indeed, the hadiths
report that our Prophet (pbuh) wore the most select and impres-
sive clothing of his time, and wore a gold-embroidered robe:

"He went out in a gold-embroidered robe and said: O
Mahrama! This is what I have kept for you..." (Great

Hadith Collection, Jam al-Fawaid, Min Jami al-Usul
and Majma az-Zawaid, Imam Muhammad ibn
Muhammad ibn Sulayman, Ar-Rudani, Iz Publica-
tions, 2nd edition, Istanbul 2009, pp. 257-261-262-265-
271-272-273)

Those people who try to make a religion out of their tradi-
tions based on superstition generally regard themselves as

unworthy of anything attractive and act out of feelings of infe-
riority, and therefore do not regard themselves – or Muslims in
general – as deserving of attractive stylish clothes, nice homes
and fine cars. There is no problem with anyone living in a luxu-

ry home, having a good car and wearing the nicest clothes yet
these people lose their reason and common-sense when Mus-
lims do these things. Their sense of inferiority also increases
their anger. They not only look at the outside with anger, but
also at Muslims.

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