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Harun Yahya (Adnan Oktar)
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he rage felt against other races is
responsible for the majority of
T Tconflicts, clashes and civil wars
around the world. In the cases of the
aggressive attitude assumed by the white
race towards blacks, or the Nazi ideal of
achieving a pure race and the subsequent
conflict with the Allies that claimed
millions of lives in recent history, or tribal
clashes in Africa, we always encounter
one and the same factor: "fanatical rage."
This misunderstanding suggests that
one particular race is, either physically or
mentally or both, superior to another and
that it is unnecessary for the superior one
to have feelings of mercy, compassion and
respect for the other. The same rationale,
in extreme cases, deems even coexistence
of these races as wrong. This is, however,
a dangerous mentality, since it further
leads to thinking that there is no reason
for various nations to exist, thereby
making the elimination of "different" races
compulsory.
In the Qur'an, Allah reveals that
various nations and tribes exist so that
"people might come to know each other."
The diversity of nations, races, tribes and
languages is a beauty peculiar to Allah's
creation. That one person incurs the anger