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Harun Yahya (Adnan Oktar) 43

A believer possesses wisdom and awareness that will
enable him to recognize information of a reassuring or dis-
quieting nature and then communicate it promptly to the
appropriate authorities. Increase in the number of wise
believers who possess this understanding will cause the
morals of the Qur’an to spread.

SUSPECTING INFORMATION
BROUGHT BY A DEVIATOR

A deviator has gone astray from the path of Allah and cho-
sen a life based on rebellion against the morals of the Qur’an.
One cannot expect a rebel against Allah’s religion to observe
the limits of justice, righteousness, honesty or reliability, for
such people have no fear of Allah, envy believers, are eager to
cause them to deviate, and foolishly take pleasure from bring-
ing harm to them or making them unhappy. But it is of course
impossible for them to achieve that objective. Because no
matter what they do, no matter what traps they set for
believers, in their own eyes, Allah will overturn these snares
and everything will turn out for the best for believers.

This being the case, the accuracy of information reported
by such people should be thoroughly scrutinized. As Allah
reveals in the Qur’an:
You who believe! If a deviator brings you a report,
scrutinize it carefully in case you attack people in
ignorance and so come to greatly regret what you
have done. (Surat al-Hujurat; 6)
Making a decision without investigating the accuracy of