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THE PROFOUND DARKNESS OF THE HYPOCRITE


                For that purpose 'they pretend to be a pious Muslim' as much as they can. In the
                Qur'an, it is stated that in line with their imposter plans, hypocrites 'make a show
                off' in order to be considered as sincere Muslims:
                    So woe to those who pray,
                    And are forgetful of their prayer,
                    Those who show off. (Surat al-Ma'un, 4-6)
                    Hypocrites try to show themselves as believers with their conspicuous worships
                and then by this way they start to use Muslims' opportunities. Hypocrites perfectly
                know that when Muslims encounter a statement such as, 'I have faith in God, I
                love God and Muslims very much, I want to serve for Islam' they would not re-
                spond by saying, 'No you are not a Muslim, we don't believe you'; because Muslims
                rejoin that statement with benefit of the doubt. Since hypocrites are aware of this
                truth, they try to abuse Muslims' good intentions and propitious point of view in
                the utmost way.
                    Thinking that Muslims are powerful, rich, and live in peace, tranquility,
                prosperity, blessings and not being able to abuse them enough makes hypocrites
                very angry. As Muslims get wealthier, his greed for exploiting these opportunities
                increases. Whenever possible they start to array their wishes slowly with various
                justifications. Almost everyday they find a new subject to exploit Muslims' privileges.
                This is an 'evil amusement' for hypocrites. From the moment they wake up, they
                start to enquire 'what kind of financial and intangible demands I can make,
                what kind of troubles I can cause to Muslims, how can I abuse their financial
                opportunities?' Hypocrites one day want to go to the doctor for some reason, the
                next day to the coiffeur for the need of hair care, and want to go to shopping with
                lying that it is a necessity on the other day. At times they want to make people
                serve for them pretending they have health issues or get others cook for them, have
                their clothes washed and wardrobes cleaned etc. At times they claim that the place
                they live affect their health in a negative way and demand more comfortable,
                more luxurious and special opportunities to be provided for them.
                    Sometimes, with finding various excuses on Muslims around them, hypocrites
                claim that believers harm them and thereby try to insult Muslims. Hypocrites at-
                tempt to lead disturbance with lies such as, "the voice of this person triggers my
                migraine'', or "this Y person turns up the volume of TV and prevents my work-
                ing'' which are all unsubstantial. With these fanciful vindications, hypocrites aim
                at preventing Muslims' activities by hindering them. At the same time, hypocrites
                venture 'obtaining new opportunities that will eliminate these so-called distur-



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