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" There is only reward for a person for his work."
(An-Najm 53/39)
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" "I created the jinn and humans only to serve Me."
(Zariyat 51/56)This text has been automatically translated from Turkish. Show Original
"Whoever kills someone unjustly, it is as if he killed all the people."
(Maide ,32)لَٓا اِكْرَاهَ فِي الدّ۪ينِ
" Dinde zorlama yoktur."
(Bakara suresi,256)
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" Take a good look at yourself, who are you, the daughter of the world?
You are the man who has mercy on the world."
(Look at yourself carefully; you are the essence of the universe.
You are the human being, the apple of the eye of all beings.)
Sheikh GalibThis text has been automatically translated from Turkish. Show Original
Compassion and Mercy
It tells about an enemy officer who fell into the sea injured from one of the ships that sank in the Battle of Gallipoli.
" I was waiting at the ball. It was possible for a bullet to hit my head at any moment. Then suddenly there was a tremendous explosion. I fell to the ground, then with a terrible jolt I jumped into the air and found myself in the icy waters of the Bosphorus. We hit a mine, our ship was sinking. Nothing could be done now. There was no choice but to swim away. The beach was close, but I began to feel that I had injured my right leg and that it was causing tremendous pain. Despite this, I tried to swim to the beach. When I was about to set foot on land, my pants were covered in blood. I was weak and exhausted. I saw a Turkish soldier running towards me with his bayonet attached to his rifle. I swam out of the water and escaped, but I accepted in advance that I would not be able to escape from this bayonet and that the bayonet stuck in my chest would come out of my back after a while, so I closed my eyes and began to wait for my fate. The Turkish soldier approached me, knelt on the ground, and bandaged my wound with a bandage he took out of his pocket. He took off his hood and covered my shivering wet body. He took my arm under the rain of bullets. We walked slowly backwards. The Turks offered me hot tea in their trenches. I came to my senses."