“We will have even more successful and even more fruitful movements. Radical, merciless, pro-violence views will be wiped out and we will make this world a place like Heaven on Earth insha’Allah. The world will be an abode of peace, it will be a festive place.”

—  Harun Yahya

20 April 2013.
A9 TV addresses, 2013

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