00:00Perhaps when we are preaching somewhere, they treat us very badly, because we are religious figures, that is, in the places we go...
00:07We don't just represent Adnan and Fatih.
00:10Because we represent the position of the Prophet, some people's love for us stems from that, and some people's wrong actions may also stem from that.
00:17When I encounter that wrong action, he tells me, "Remember Moses, remember Jesus."
00:24How did they approach the Nimrods and Pharaohs of their time? When Abraham (peace be upon him) was facing Nimrod, he could have said to him:
00:33"O Nimrod, you have committed so much tyranny, I give you three days' respite, after three days God will utterly destroy all your kingdom," he said, insulting them.
00:41He could have insulted her and made her lose hope.
00:44Even when speaking with the greatest tyrant, Nimrod, he says, "My Lord brings forth the living from the dead and the dead from the living, He makes the sun rise from the east and from the west."
00:53It will ruin it.
00:54So he still hasn't given up hope and continues to pray for the birth of his son.
00:58We are also displaying that message today.
01:00So, the audience you are addressing, regardless of their level, is important to us professors, educators, and most importantly, to those who are educators.
01:08To parents.
01:09Yes, it's always said, especially by the professor, that education begins in the family; absolutely.
