Page 97 - The Silent Language Of Evil

Harun Yahya

ceed in attracting attention. According to their distorted way of
thinking, attention is the measure of how much they are loved; if
others really love and value them, then they will demonstrate their
interest and concern.
Of course, none of this accords with the moral teachings of the
Qur'an. Because it rests on satanic ideas, all efforts to attain the de-
sired results will be in vain. If these people do not give up these sa-
tanic efforts, silent insinuations and insidious games, they will
suffer distress. Gradually, satanic morality will take them over com-
pletely and, because they have made friends with satan, they will
begin to regard sincere Muslims as their enemies. They judge every-
thing they say and do by their satanic way of thinking and use it to
further increase the wickedness in their hearts. They keep these in-
sidious and insincere inferences in their minds as if memorized, and
keep them deep in their hearts where they become the source of
anger and resentment. And if they encounter a situation that con-
flicts with their ego, this resentment comes to the surface; and all
that information they have collected to use against a person flows
out.
In the Qur'an, Allah warns such people who "plot evil actions"

against the pangs of punishment:
Do those who plot evil actions feel secure that Allah will
not cause the Earth to swallow them up or that a punish-
ment will not come upon them from where they least ex-
pect? (Surat an-Nahl: 45)
Now we see that the reasons for these people's inscrutable mys-
teriousness, stiffness and of the excuses they proffer are all ground-
less. Indeed, no matter how they try to hide the deep anger in their
hearts, Allah sees it:

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