Speaking in the program, which was held with the participation of many people in the online environment, Mustafa Kurdaş said, "Muslims should be conscious and look at the events they live in that way. Today, we have all declared our kingdom, and our perspective is very problematic. There is no one who looks at events like our Prophet Muhammad Mustafa (pbuh). There is no one to set a measure."
The '94 Spirit House Talks', organized to keep the 94 Spirit of National Vision (Milli Gorus) alive, was held online this month with the participation of many people, as it is every month. The '94 Spirit House Talks', attended by experts in their fields, was held this month with the participation of Milli Gazete Editor-in-Chief Mustafa Kurdaş. Addressing the participants in the program coordinated by Ebubekir Köten, Mustafa Kurdaş gave explanations about how Muslims should view the issues on the country's agenda and answered the questions. Addressing the participants in the 94 Spirit House Talks program, Milli Gazete Editor-in-Chief Mustafa Kurdaş said that it is necessary to be conscious. Drawing attention to the importance of it, “A Muslim should be conscious and look at the events he has experienced in that way. Today, we have all declared our kingdom, and our perspective is very problematic. There is no one who looks at events like our Prophet Muhammad Mustafa (pbuh). There is no one to measure. If we are moderate, we will not be alone with our nafs, alone with ourselves. If Almighty Allah leaves us to ourselves and us to our nafs, then we will lose our way. Also, we shouldn't trust ourselves too much. We need to pray to Allah and ask for blessing," he added.
“IT IS VERY IMPORTANT TO BE ON PREDESTINATION”
Pointing out the importance of taking refuge in Allah and praying, Mustafa Kurdaş said, “Even if we are in the right cause, we should not make the mistake of trusting ourselves. We must pray to Allah and want from Allah again. Being on predestination is very important. It's all about our condition in the eternal realm. Spouse, child, mother, father; If you love them for the sake of Allah and for the Hereafter, you are among the winners. ‘I love my child very much,’ someone says. Well, what do you give to your child, money, opportunity. This is not love. If your child has not lived a life worthy of heaven with his last breath, it means you have not given him anything.”