ADNAN OKTAR: I seek refuge in God from satan, in the verse 36 of Surah Az-Zumar, God says: "Is not God sufficient for His Servant?" I opened this page in prison. I was all alone, since my friends and any member of my family did not visit me in prison. I mean, they came to visit me but only at four o'clock. And, the visiting hours ended at four o'clock.And the following week when the lawyer visited me again his eyes filled with tears one more time. He was saying something like, "What will we do? It is over." I said that you should believe in God, every cloud has a silver lining, God sees and hears us, we are fated to be here. I was talking like that. Afterwards, when they started to put more pressure on me, I looked through the Qur'an in order to find out what could be a sign from Almighty God. The verse that caught my eye was "Is God not enough for His slave?" I looked through in order to find what Almighty God says. And, "Yet they try to scare you by others apart from Him?" In other words, by false gods and with dajjalism. I seek refuge in God from satan, "If God misguides someone", drags someone into dajjalism, "he has no guide." In other words, no Mahdi (pbuh) (Surah Az-Zumar, 36). If someone has gone astray, he has no guide. I seek refugee in God from satan, and the verse 46 of Al ‘Imran reads as follows: Ve yukellimun nâse fîl mehdi ve kehlen ve mines sâlihîn (sâlihîne). "He will speak to people in the cradle," in fîl el mehdi, "and also when fully grown", says God in regard to the Prophet Jesus (as), not any other prophet. See, in this regard, "fîl mehdi ve kehlen" means forty, fifty ages old. You know that the Prophet Jesus (as) was thirty three years old when he passed away. Kehlen means grey-haired, fully-grown man between forty and fifty. When he is fully grown, "fîl mehdi ve kehlen", he "will speak to people and be one of the salihun." (Surah Al’ Imran, 46) which means one of the sincere ones. The first meaning of fîl el mehdi is in the cradle; however, there are forty or fifty words for ‘cradle’ in Arabic. Why did God choose Mehdi for that word? There are forty or fifty ways to express that word.
They say there is no referral to Mahdi in the Qur'an, see, the verse 21 of Surah Ya Sin reads as follows: "Follow (depend on) to those who do ask no wages (for their conveyance)", for their explanations in relation to the Qur'an, "and they are the (Mahdis) guides." (Surah Ya Sin, 21). Well, they say that there is no referral to Mahdi in the Quran. İttabiû men lâ yes’elukum ecren ve hum muhtedûn (muhtedûne). Muhtedun is another way to refer to Mahdi, and the verse says that depend on the Mahdis. "And they are the Mahdis," follow them. Muhtedun is the plura
