Page 127 - The Silent Language Of Evil

Harun Yahya

Surah Maryam, Allah praises the deep faith and superior morality of
the prophets:
... When the signs of the All-Merciful were recited to them
they fell on their faces, weeping, in prostration. (Surah
Maryam: 58)

In another verse, Allah describes the morality of those whose
eyes fill with tears because they have submitted to faith:
When they listen to what has been sent down to the
Messenger, you see their eyes overflowing with tears be-
cause of what they recognize of the truth... (Surat al-Ma'ida:
83)
As explained earlier, emotionality and the weeping it causes
have no place in the morality of the Qur'an. Influenced by the pes-
simism that satanic apprehensions give, these individuals use weep-
ing to cover their insincerity. When they're warned that this
behavior is wrong and has nothing to do with the Qur'an, instead of

giving it up and behaving as a Muslim, they seek a solution in more
insincerity. Satan does not want them to see the truth and act accord-
ing to the morality of the Qur'an; so, he inspires them to present
their hearts—which they think cannot be deciphered—as proof.
When told that weeping is not proper Muslim behavior, some-
times they may secretly try to make themselves appear innocent by
saying "I was crying for some other reason, but it wouldn't be right
for me to mention it," as if they don't want to reveal the reason for
their tears out of sincerity and faithfulness to someone else. Later,
when pressed, they say that they were crying out of their fear of Allah.
They claim that that they are crying out of regret; realizing that they
are behaving wrongly and think that they may receive severe pun-
ishment for their behavior in the world to come.

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