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Adnan Oktar
(Harun Yahya)

D7<GMJLDKOD5O6NANK sions (Sunnis and Houthis), a
C;B4OALGGLDK radical interpretation of Islam

(al-Qaeda) and a separatist
movement championed by
the socialists. The security
policies to be developed for
O0; these three threats should

include not only political and

military measures but also a
O); long-term education pro-

gram. This program should
not be restricted to the
schools alone, and should be
made available through
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radios, television and news-
3<KKLE papers and must raise aware-
ness of the following basic

facts:
1) Muslims should be united according to Islam.
2) It is illegal according to Islam for Muslims to fight Muslims.
3) It is illegal according to Islam to try to damage or seize the prop-
erty of others just because they hold other beliefs, or to make an
attempt on their lives for that matter.
4) The existence of God is a clear fact, also supported by scientific

evidence.
5) Islam encourages science and art, and attaches the utmost value
to women.
6) The materialist views have no scientific basis whatsoever.
As has been shown historically, peace and stability in a society can
be ensured only when democracy is lived to the fullest extent and
when individuals from all walks of life respect and trust their state. A
Yemeni society made of individuals that live by the principles of the
Qur'an will be in an atmosphere of the utmost peace and security.

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