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Harun Yahya (Adnan Oktar) 111

moment he lives is in Allah's Sight and that the intelligence that everyone
praises in him is not his own; how would he react?

AISHA: He probably wouldn't be too pleased. Look, on this channel
there's an open panel discussion on the economy. I don't know how you'd
tell them that the whole economy money, banks, inflation, customers, is
all an impression. If you went to them and said, "These things are in your
mind. Leave these ambitions behind. Seek only Allah's approval and
draw near to Him", they'd get angry like a child you took a toy away
from.

MURAD: Yes, you're right, Aisha. The biggest mistake these people
make is to forget the truth and to become attached to the world because
of ambition. If people submit to Allah, put their trust in Him and stop
running away from the truth, then they'll be happy, live in comfort and
security. Allah always shows the right way to those who turn to Him. In
times of difficulties, He provides the best solutions for them. I want to
read a verse to you on this subject:
...Whoever fears Allah – He will give him a way out and provide
for him from where he does not expect. Whoever puts his trust in
Allah – He will be enough for him. Allah always achieves His
aim... (Surat at-Talaq: 2-3)

AISHA: This is an important truth. If those people we see on
television left their worldly ambitions and turned to Allah, they'd be
rescued from the difficult situation they find themselves in.

MURAD: Yes, Aisha. Besides, as you said a bit earlier, if those people
who act as if the things they can never have direct experience of really
belonged to them realized the state they were in, they would be in a much
worse situation. It's impossible to describe the regret and the humiliation
felt by a person who finally comes to realize that he has spent his life
running after a phantom. Look how the state of such a person is described