Page 95 - The Silent Language Of Evil

Harun Yahya

opaque and inscrutable, individuals whose thoughts and feelings
cannot be read, they will rise to important positions. To make others
take an interest in them, they try to make themselves appear in-
scrutable and secretive, of unknown intentions. They do not mind
being persistent. Yet even attracting other people's attention gives
them no solace. They themselves aren't even aware of what they
hope to gain from appearing mysterious. They know only that they
want to attract interest and do not consider whether they will earn
their acquaintances' love or hatred. Satan makes them forget this im-
portant aspect. Only when they realize that their satanic behavior
leads them to a dead end will they begin to consider it.
If they were asked scores of questions, no answers they gave
would let anyone figure them out. They would give misleading an-
swers so that the questioner would have to ask what they meant. In
this way, they think to become the main focus of attention of those
around them. They take this as a sign that others respect them
greatly and would go to any difficulty to win them over. And they
think that other people, witnessing the interest being taken in them,
will respect them too, elevate them in their esteem and regard them
as important individuals. Attaining such a result from this perverse

behavior is possible only for someone who does not act according to
the moral teachings of the Qur'an, who doesn't consider that the
only measure of superiority is piety and closeness to Allah. Those
with faith know that such behavior is not in accordance with the
Qur'an.
For this reason, Muslims have an honest character. Their mo-
tives are transparent. There is no moral flaw in their behavior, and
nothing they do arouses suspicion. They act according to the moral-
ity of the Qur'an; therefore, by Allah's will, their words and deeds

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