PRESENTER 1: Kemal Gursoy. "Master, may I get the explanation of Bediuzzaman's words about dispute?"'Bismillahirrahmanirrahim. Beware, do not altercate; spying ears take advantage. Whether right or wrong, who altercates in this state of ours is wrong. If he has even a little right, with altercation, can harm us by a thousand times.' (The Rays, p. 269)

ADNAN OKTAR: What a wonderful fact Bediuzzaman has pointed out, masha'Allah. Kemal Gursoy. Look, "beware, do not altercate" he says, what a rightful detection. For example, I also tell my friends, "Never altercate with each other." That is because, there is a tendency to dispute in the person's soul. They make a platform for altercation over the smallest thing like where to sit; over there or here and this leads to tension afterwards. Since people already have a tendency towards dispute, may Allah forbid; it can lead to some heartbrokenness, sometimes to hostility, sometimes anger and hatred. Therefore, Muslims should strongly avoid this. "Beware, do not altercate; spying ears take advantage" Look, for example, he draws attention to another point here, meaning "they can be hypocrites among you, immoral people among you; they come and carry your news to others." He says that they can gossip about you, provide information to crush you or to harm you, so be careful. "Whether right or wrong, who altercates in this state of ours is wrong." He says that it doesn't matter, whoever he is, don't altercate. "If he has even a little right, with altercation, can harm us by a thousand times." Look, he can have a very small rightfulness but the destruction can be even greater. For example, Muslims fall out with each other, be tensed and harm the man's faith for no reason, harms his mind, break his enthusiasm and excitement.