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Harun Yahya (Adnan Oktar)



            him, he also rids himself of the superstitions that demand him to
            be away from religion. The correction of the first fault brings him
            a sharpness of mind and a sensitivity which in turn help him to
            correct the second fault as well. He can then distinguish other
            structures under a religious guise and glaring differences be-
            tween them and true religion.
                 In short, countless prejudices have been formed about reli-
            gion. However, in approaching religion, the basic criterion
            should not be what people say about religion but his own con-
            science.  In the Qur'an, it has been indicated explicitly that fol-
            lowing the "common run of the people" does not necessarily lead
            us to Allah's way:
                 "If you were to follow the common run of those on this
                 earth, they would lead you away from the way of Allah.
                 They follow nothing but conjecture: they do nothing but
                 lie." (Surat Al-An'am:  116)
                 When a person stops "following the herd" and begins to
            think with his conscience, he personally sees the reality revealed
            in the Qur'anic verses. He steps into a new world which is quite
            different from that of the "great majority of people". This step
            will drive the darkness, distress, and troubles of his old life away
            from him and bring to him the countless graces and the deep
            wisdom in which religion is instrumental.
                 On another note, let us remind you that with the word "reli-
            gion", we mean Islam which is the last true faith sent down by
            our Lord. That is because , as Allah revealed in the Qur'an: "The
            only true faith in Allah's Sight is Islam." (Surah Al 'Imran: 19)







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