Page 151 - The Silent Language Of Evil

Harun Yahya

idea of justice, a superiority they do not deserve. But their efforts are
in vain; they will never attain it. As in the case of satan himself, these
individuals will also receive the repayment of Allah's justice.
Every human being is responsible for his own actions. Judging
others and comparing one's self to them is useless from the point of
view of one's position in the next world. In the Qur'an, Allah swore
an oath: "No! I swear by the self-reproaching self." (Surat al-
Qiyama: 2) It must be remembered that being able to criticize one's
lower self and see what is wrong with it is a good characteristic of a
Muslim. Only in this way can a person attain a good moral character
and receive Allah's mercy.

Although they try to cause dissension, they say
they are correcting others.
Some people who know Allah's infinite mercy, the perfect
workings of destiny and the morality of the Qur'an that brings con-
tentment to human beings but try to give the secret impression that
they have been treated unjustly are held accountable in the sight of
Allah. With such attitude, they behave in such a way as to create dis-
sension among believers, and the Qur'an tells us that such people
should beware of their wickedness. Such people are called hannas
(devils) in the Qur'an; their characters give secret apprehensions to

hearts and stir up dissent:
Say: "I seek refuge with the Lord of humanity, the King of
humanity, the Allah of humanity, from the evil of the insid-
ious whisperer who whispers in people's breasts and
comes from the jinn and from humanity." (Surat an-Nas: 1-
6)
These people are absolutely certain that they have been treated

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