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Harun Yahya (Adnan Oktar)



            academic studies, they couldn't understand religion even to a
            minute extent when compared with those who truly lead their
            lives according to the religious morality.
                 Such people are not capable of comprehending the reality of
            Allah's oneness , which is the basis of religion, and the fact that
            Allah encompasses everything.
                 The situation of such people is expressed thus in the Qur'an:
            "… They disbelieve what they cannot grasp, for they have not yet
            seen its prophecy fulfilled." (Surah Yunus: 39)
                 The individual can immediately understand what Islam is
            about when he understands the existence of Allah and lives his
            life as enjoined in the Qur'an.
                 Essentially, the existence of Allah and the reality that there
            is no deity other than Allah are crystal clear facts. But in "the so-
            ciety of ignorance"(this is the name given to social structures
            other than Islam)  which is founded on the indolence of thought,
            people grow so blind that they cannot comprehend this reality.
            As a matter of fact, that is the reason why they were described as
            a "society of ignorance" (Jahilliyah).
                 Muslims, on the other hand, are held responsible for pon-
            dering on the existence of Allah and observing the signs of cre-
            ation, as commanded in many Qur'anic verses. One of these
            verses is as follows:
                 "Say: 'Think, you, if Allah took away your hearing and
                 your sight, and sealed up your hearts, who  – a god other
                 than Allah  – could restore them to you?'" The same verse
                 goes on to say: "See how We explain the signs by various
                 symbols; yet they turn aside." (Surat Al-An'am: 46)





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