Highlights from Mr. Adnan Oktar's interview on 28 March 2011

Kahramanmaraş Aksu TV; A9 TV, 28 March 2011

• Everyone will believe since free will is eliminated, “but this faith will benefit none who did not earn goodness from the fervor of faith.” In other words, the door of belief has closed. Those who say people will live another 120 years after the Sun sets are not speaking the truth. How can people live 120 years if the test is over? They say the mosques will be full and the call to pray will be made. How can that be, if the test is over?

• The angels are commanded to write down no more deeds, because the test is over and done with. Some say they will live for 120 years and go on the hajj and fast. But they are mistaken. 
   
•  Ibn Umar and Ibn Abbas said, “FROM THAT MOMENT ON, NEITHER THE FAITH OF THE UNBELIEVER NOR THE REPENTANCE OF THE SINNER WILL BE ACCEPTED.”

… On the day that one of your Lord’s Signs does come, no belief which a self professes will be of any use to it if it did not believe before and earn good in its belief.Say: ‘Wait, then; We too are waiting.’ (Surat al-An’am, 158)

 In other words, the doors of the test have closed. One can earn no more merit.

• That is possible. It refers to the End Times. They will live 120 years after the good. Bediuzzaman also cited exactly 120 years.
   
• It would be better for someone who does not know Arabic to memorize the Qur’an in Turkish. We are responsible for abiding by the meaning of the Qur’an. Allah will not ask us if we know Arabic or French or Serbo-Croatian. We must know what the Qur’an says, the difference between good and bad and between lawful and unlawful, insha’Allah.
   
• There is nothing to thirst for in this world. Everyone will look at matters highly rationally. Allah insistently shows us that there is nothing to desire passionately in this world. We must be affectionate toward everyone. We must protect and watch out for Muslims. Everyone who says ‘La ilaha ill’Allah Muhammadan Rasulullah’ is our brother. Artificial divisions are oppressive and cruel. In short, it is foolish to thirst for the things of this world.