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**kesFockplek** · 09-04-2012, 03:57 AM

1. No one is denying the benefits of sunnah for the Muslims.

2. Joke statement. Your praise of this forum for following the sunnah and as a caller to unity and the divisionist attitudes of many here is in deep contrast. You wont find any Muslim so pro-unity like Harun yahya. He even defends the wahabbis infront of an Iranian delegation who had started criticizing them. And he defends shias against those who intend to harm them. He talks about bigotry and never targets any muslim group in particular.

3. His emphasis on turkish-islamic union and subsequent defense of all muslim lands is a great ambition and objective and one of the most clearest aspect of his mind-set and dawah. Have you made yourself known to the Muslim world by your works and then suggested a way for Muslim honor to be preserved? If not dont deride or deny his intention to help Muslims.

4. Glitz and glamour we learn from Hazrat Suleiman a.s.. If you have a problem with a particular glamour trend of attire by the master you can make your husband avoid wearing any three-piece again or shirt or trousers. Dont spread that glitz and glamour is haram.

[edited] May Allah

protect this ummah from complacency and give us the strength to rise up against injustice to His Religion and Muslims. Ameen.

Alhamdulillah for drawing near those who are strict in their adherence to His Will and the sunnah of His Prophet, and for providing a living/surviving/strong contemporary community with clear links to His Will and Sunnah (what you call 'traditional') under which to unify (hope you understand what kind of unification I'm referring to... not about kissing up to Jews and Christians, not about brotherhood with non-Muslims, not about the shia, not about those public figures who give a false impression of Islam and misguide...). May Allah

give us all the tawfiq to adhere fully to His Will and the sunnah of His Prophet

. Ameen.

BTW1:[edited]

BTW2: I never said glitz and glamour are haram; [edited] Alhmadulillah, glitz and glamour don't appeal to me at all and in the context of HY... well, enough has been said about that context. [edited]

[edit: in another post you refer to 2 categories of responses to HYs books amongst Muslims - those who like and those who feel they are authored by more than one - I want to clarify that I have not nor do I have any desire to read his books therefore I can not comment on the content of those works whether they are thorough or just a joke like the show. I only refer to the deception of portraying them as being authored by one entity when such a person does not even exist (pen-name only). The reason I've never read his books... Alhamdulillah, I actually didn't hear about HY/AO until I joined this forum (which, as you can see, is January 2012). He is not as well known as you think.]

09-04-2012, 03:57 AM	#37
kesFockplek Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 642 Senior Member	1. No one is denying the benefits of sunnah for the Muslims. 2. Joke statement. Your praise of this forum for following the sunnah and as a caller to unity and the divisionist attitudes of many here is in deep contrast. You wont find any Muslim so pro-unity like Harun yahya. He even defends the wahabbis infront of an Iranian delegation who had started criticizing them. And he defends shias against those who intend to harm them. He talks about bigotry and never targets any muslim group in particular. 3. His emphasis on turkish-islamic union and subsequent defense of all muslim lands is a great ambition and objective and one of the most clearest aspect of his mind-set and dawah. Have you made yourself known to the Muslim world by your works and then suggested a way for Muslim honor to be preserved? If not dont deride or deny his intention to help Muslims. 4. Glitz and glamour we learn from Hazrat Suleiman a.s.. If you have a problem with a particular glamour trend of attire by the master you can make your husband avoid wearing any three-piece again or shirt or trousers. Dont spread that glitz and glamour is haram. [edited] May Allah protect this ummah from complacency and give us the strength to rise up against injustice to His Religion and Muslims. Ameen. Alhamdulillah for drawing near those who are strict in their adherence to His Will and the sunnah of His Prophet, and for providing a living/surviving/strong contemporary community with clear links to His Will and Sunnah (what you call 'traditional') under which to unify (hope you understand what kind of unification I'm referring to... not about kissing up to Jews and Christians, not about brotherhood with non-Muslims, not about the shia, not about those public figures who give a false impression of Islam and misguide...). May Allah give us all the tawfiq to adhere fully to His Will and the sunnah of His Prophet . Ameen. BTW1:[edited] BTW2: I never said glitz and glamour are haram; [edited] Alhmadulillah, glitz and glamour don't appeal to me at all and in the context of HY... well, enough has been said about that context. [edited] [edit: in another post you refer to 2 categories of responses to HYs books amongst Muslims - those who like and those who feel they are authored by more than one - I want to clarify that I have not nor do I have any desire to read his books therefore I can not comment on the content of those works whether they are thorough or just a joke like the show. I only refer to the deception of portraying them as being authored by one entity when such a person does not even exist (pen-name only). The reason I've never read his books... Alhamdulillah, I actually didn't hear about HY/AO until I joined this forum (which, as you can see, is January 2012). He is not as well known as you think.]
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