ADNAN OKTAR’S LIVE INTERVIEW ON EKIN TV  (12 JANUARY 2009) 

ADNAN OKTAR: The Turkish-Islamic Union is a religious obligation. Because separation is unlawful whereas union is an obligation. It is a sin for Muslims to be fragmented. Why should we be separated from Azerbaijan, from Turkestan, Syria or Iraq? Why should our brothers the Armenians or the Azeris live in separate countries? 

ADNAN OKTAR’S LIVE INTERVIEW ON HILAL TV (24 JANUARY 2009) 

There are so many verses in the Qur’an. Allah says that Muslims must be united and unified and respond as one when attacked. In Surat an-Nur Allah says that you will rule all the ends of the world when you are sincere [towards Allah] and act with devotion to Him. That is, when you become genuine believers, He says, I will make you rule the entire world. He says He will eliminate your fears, and place your religion [within you]; that is Allah’s promise. One of the things Muslims must be most scrupulous about is union and unity. This is an obligatory matter and one of great importance. One of the conditions of Islam is union and unity. 

ADNAN OKTAR’S LIVE INTERVIEW ON DENGE TV (14 JANUARY 2009) 

People should shout out in the streets, demanding the Turkish-Islamic Union be established, must pray for it in the mosques. Muslims must pray for it everywhere. The solution is union and unity. There is no solution other than union and unity. Muslims have committed this unlawfulness, as division is a sin, fragmentation is a sin, and Muslims are thus committing a sin. Union is a matter of obligation. But Muslims are not coming together and discharging that obligation. They must first discharge that obligation. They will put an end to that sin. They will seek help and assistance from Allah. And then see how Allah helps them, insha’Allah. Then they will see what assistance and strength is forthcoming, insha’Allah. 

ADNAN OKTAR’S LIVE INTERVIEW ON MAVI KARADENIZ 27 JANUARY 2009 

The Qur’an tells us that Allah loves those who struggle together like buildings welded together with lead. That is Allah’s command to us. It is an obligation to be like buildings welded together. 

ADNAN OKTAR'S ABU DHABI TV INTERVIEW (19 February 2009) 

That is an approach that opposes Allah. Allah tells us to “unite.” But people are saying, “I shall not unite.” May Allah forbid! This is similar to not performing one’s regular prayers while Allah commands us to do so. Allah tells us not to eat pork, and we do not eat it. But He tells us “do not be divided,” and we are divided. He commands us to “unite” but we do not. That is unlawful. Muslims must unite together at once.