“Allah wants us to be merciful, compassionate and forgiving.”

— Harun Yahya

20 April 2013.
A9 TV addresses, 2013
Context: Allah wants us to be merciful, compassionate and forgiving. And He wants us to look at everyone with compassion — so much so that in the Qur’an, Allah wants us to assure the life security of even idolaters.

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