Dajjal (antichrist) made Muslims irreligious and Darwinist by force. His promoting has repeatedly continued until his hypnosis is completed. He made the illusion by saying“You have come about by chance, you are Darwinist.” Same way, it is required to

Dajjal (antichrist) made Muslims irreligious and Darwinist by force.
His promoting has repeatedly continued until his hypnosis is
completed. He made the illusion by saying"You have come about by
chance, you are Darwinist." Same way, it is required to make plenty of
repetition to be able to break this illusion. IT IS VERY CRUCIAL TO
REPEAT EXPLANATIONS CONTINUOUSLY FOR BREAKING THE ILLUSION OF
ANTICHRIST.

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Man: The living machine

The human body, a totally separate world of its own, resembles a
living "machine." Inside that machine there is equipment with a
technology far superior to any advanced technology outside,
specialized elements displaying consciousness, by the will of Allah,
fully equipped soldiers and many other systems. It is our Lord,
Almighty Allah, Lord of theWorlds, who creates this order in the
systems in thebody and the sublime design visible at every point.
BRAIN / COMPUTER
Every nerve cell possesses special units for transmitting data. All by
itself, the brain is capable of performing the work of 4.5 million
transistors thatpermit the transmission ofdata by the microprocessor
in a good computer. This figure is very low compared to the 10 billion
nerve cells engaged in the electrical exchange of information in the
brain. In addition, while the brain is able to perceive taste and
smell signals, there is as yet no product of industry capable of doing
this.
MUSCLE AND BONE / CENTRAL HEATING-AIR CONDITIONING
The movement of the muscles warms the body in cold weather. In this
way the muscles are able to provide 90% of body heat. Perspiration, on
the other hand, functions as an ideal cooling mechanism in the event
ofoverheating. These two complementary systems work to keep the body
temperature stable under all circumstances. This system works much
faster,and with much better results, than any central heating or air
conditioningsystem.
HORMONES / THE MAIL SYSTEM
Everything in the body is in a state of communication. Many messages
consist of hormones, made up of large molecules. There is no
destination address on the message packet carried by hormones, which
travel freely through the circulatory system and neurons. Yet, the
package still reaches its destination because theorgans to open it are
equipped with special receptors to capture these messages.
KIDNEYS/ PURIFICATION FACILITIES
Thanks to up to a million mini-filters known as nephrons, the human
kidney filters 140 liters of blood a day. Over the course of 80 years
around 1 deciliter a minute (one-tenth of a liter) is constantly
subjected to this filtration process. Processing facilities, used for
industrial wastes, have a greater capacity than that of kidneys.
However, their life spans are incomparably shorter. Moreover, the
structure of the substances being filtered is much simpler than that
of blood. The kidney has a far more complex and efficient system than
any filtration facility
THE HEART / PUMPING SYSTEMS
The heart starts beating while still in the mother's womb and works
non-stop at a rate of 70-200 beats a minute throughout one's life. It
rests for at least half a second between beats. It beats approximately
10,000 times a day. At the time of resting, the heart of someone
weighing 60 kilos pumps an average of 6.5 liters of blood. During
one's life time the heart pumps enough blood to fill 500 swimming
pools with a volume of 300 m 3 . Man-made pumping systems are unable
to function as efficiently without requiring any maintenance.
ARM / LEVER
The arm works like a lever.It uses the elbow as a fulcrum and
establishes movement by stretching and contracting the muscles. Levers
operate onthe same principle. Yet, Levers have to show the same effort
no matter what weight is involved, whereas the arm muscles are capable
of adjusting their contraction accordingly.
EYE / CAMERA
The retina layer in the eye is the most light-sensitive of all known
materials. Different types of light-perceiving cells are arranged so
as to provide the best image of the fieldof vision. The eye also
focuses automatically and adjusts its sensitivity according to the
intensity of light outside. Such features make the eye far more
superior to any camera or photographic equipment in the world.
EAR / HI-FI
Hairy cells in the human inner ear convert vibrations in the air into
electrical signals, like a microphone. The ear only perceives sounds
betweenfrequencies of 20-20,000 Hz. This range is the ideal specially
selected for human beings. If the human hearing range had been any
wider, we wouldbe able to detect the footsteps of an ant walking on
the ground or the high-frequency sound waves in the atmosphere. Living
in such a constant state of noise would meanthat human beings would
never enjoy neither peace nor comfort.
IMMUNE SYSTEM / ARMY
Our organisms are being protected by some 200 billion lymphocytes
(whiteblood corpuscles). These have intelligence systems, lethal
weapons and particular war strategies, similar to that of soldiers.
Nevertheless, no army in the world is as accurate, flawless, and
successful as the immune system. (Harun Yahya, SIGNS OF GOD Design in
Nature )

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The Prayer of the Prophet Job (pbuh)

In the Qur'an, the Prophet Job (pbuh)'s patience was mentioned as an
example to believers. The Prophet Job (pbuh) who received revelations
from Allah andwho was a selected servant (Surat an-Nisa, 163)
experienced serious trouble and went through a difficult period.
However,despite all of the heavy tribulations he was in, he always
set an example for believers with his patienceand submission to Allah.
(Surah Sad, 44) The sincereprayer of this holy prophetof ours was
revealed in one verse as follows:
" And Job when he calledout to his Lord, 'Great harm has afflicted me
and You are the Most Merciful of the merciful,' " (Surat al-Anbiya',
83)
It is revealed in the Qur'an that Almighty Allah accepted the prayer
of the Prophet Job (pbuh) who was one of His sincere servants:
" We responded to him and removed from him the harm which was
afflicting him and restored his family to him, and the same againwith
them, as a mercy direct from Us and a Reminder to all worshippers. "
(Surat al-Anbiya', 84)
Prayer, which is an important means to reach Almighty Allah, the
All-Knowing and the All-Hearing, Who is nearer to man than his jugular
vein (Surah Qaf, 16), is an act of worship believers carry out in
every occasionand condition. However, when believers do this, as it is
revealed in the verse " But you will not will unless Allah wills ..."
(Surat al-Insan, 30) they behave in a manner conscious of the fact
that everything is always under the control of our Lord and that
everything is realized by His will.
There is a Response to Sincere Prayers in Both the World and the Hereafter
Prayer leads the person towards what is going to happen in his
destiny; Allah is the One Who determines destiny and creates prayer.
However, the blessing that comes following a prayer contains
prosperity in thisworld and a good return in the Hereafter. A
person'swhole life is a result of theactive or verbal prayers
previously made, whether he realizes it or not. Activeprayer is our
actions and efforts put forth on the subject of prayer by
Allah'sleave. When this effort is not for the good pleasure of Allah
–as is the casewith some people- it could still be a means for an
individual to reach his or her wishes, by Allah's leave. People who do
not have faith but carry out their active prayers with great ambition,
for example, those who work and earn a lot, becomes rich or becomes
expert about a subject and becomes famous, have reached that degree
through their active struggle by holding onto causes, and again by
Allah's leave. However, active prayers that are notmade for the good
pleasure of Allah will bringno benefit to the individual in the
Hereafter even if a person reaches his or her objectives from time
to time in this world.
No Other Than Allah is Prayed To
By the verse revealed in the Qur'an, " O Prophet! Allah is enough for
you, and for the faithful who follow you. " (Surat al-Anfal, 64),
believers know that Allah is the onlyOne Whom to ask help. Heis the
most superior, the most powerful and the One Who sees and hears
everything. Allah is the One Who is excluded from all deficient
features, and Who is the Owner of eternal power. All power in the
universe is in His hands. So help and forgiveness should be asked for
only and only from Allah, Whom everyone is need for and Who Himself
does not need anyone. In the Qur'an it is revealed that itis wrong to
pray to others than Allah and that Allah isthe sole authority of
prayer:
" So do not call on any other god along with Allah or you will be
among those who will be punished. " (Surat ash-Shu'ara', 213)
Conclusion
Prayer is an example of Allah's mercy and compassion for His servants.
Believers can pray to Allah at every moment and under every condition
and they are peaceful that Allah will accept these prayers in thebest
ways. In this way, they can tell their deepest secrets and the most
hidden desires to Allah, and live the goodness, prosperity and beauty
thatcomes from the knowledge that Allah is the only friend , guide
andhelper. We can see the biggest secret in Allah accepting prayers in
the lives of prophets as we have mentioned in some examples. There is
a relation in praying and carrying out the actions Allah commands. The
physical effort shown for Allah's good pleasure, mercy and Paradise is
an act of worship as important as prayer. Allah revealed in the Qur'an
about the importance of effort: " But as for anyonewho desires the
akhira, and strives for it with the striving it deserves, being a
believer, the striving of such people will be gratefully acknowledged.
" (Surat al-Isra', 19)

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Power of Prayer

Prayer, which is an important connection withAlmighty Allah, is
demanding in the sense that we demonstrate our weakness in front of
Almighty Allah. Our Lord reveals that prayer is an important act of
worship with the verse, " Say: 'What has My Lord to do with you if you
do not call on Him? ..." (Surat al-Furqan, 77)
Actually the need to form a connection with Allah exists in every
man's character, entailed in creation. However, while praying is an
inseparable part of their lives for believers, for some people it is
an act of worship to be remembered only when they face with
difficulties or life-threatening situations.However, this is a big
mistake because what is truly good is to ask for Almighty Allah's help
both in difficulty and ease and to take refuge in His mercy.
Being Determined in Prayer
Allah has made it possible for His servants to reach anything that He
sees as good and beautiful. However, being determined in the prayer
being made is just as important as the prayer itself. Praying with
patience is an indication ofthe need for the desires prayed for, of
the inconvenience about this matter and most importantly an indication
that one's closeness to Allah has increased. Being determined in
prayer makes the believer more mature and bestows on him a strong
will and character. A believer who shows determination in prayer gets
much in returnby earning a deep faith, which is more valuable than
most of the things heasked for. It is revealed in the Qur'an that one
needs to be determined in prayer as such:
" Seek help in steadfastness and prayer. But that is a very hard
thing, except for the humble:" (Surat al-Baqara, 45)
Our valuable Prophet (saas) has stated how much he needs Allah
sometimes by praying for years on and our Lord, theAll-Merciful, has
given what he asked for at the best time. The fact that Allah accepts
every prayer,both open and hidden, is due to His Mightiness and Grace.
Allah never leaves any thought which crossesone's mind without a
return. However, "accepting a prayer" does not mean something
happening as it was askedfor because sometimes a person may be
demandingsomething harmful to himself. Almighty Allah reveals as such
about this matter:
" Man prays for evil just as he prays for good. Man is prone to be
impetuous." (Surat al-Isra', 11)
Allah knows best what is good and what is bad for a person because He
is theOne Who appreciates everything. As with His every work, there
are many wonders hidden in the way He accepts prayers. For example,
the Prophet Jacob (pbuh) rejoining his son the Prophet Joseph (pbuh)
after many long years, the Prophet Joseph (pbuh) gaining power and
rulership after staying in prison for a long time, the Prophet Ayoob
(pbuh) being saved from the pain caused by satan; all of these
occurred after showing great patience and continuous prayers. Almighty
Allah has accepted the prayers of these sincere servants of His at the
best time for them and has made them mature, educated them, increased
their loyalty andsincerity and turned them into servants worthy of
high degrees in Paradise.
How Does Allah Accept Prayer?
· When a believer prays, he knows that Allahhears him and will
always accept his prayer in any way. This is because he realizes that
events do nottake place in a coincidental way, but according to the
destiny determined by Allah and in the way He wills. Therefore, he has
no doubt that he will not have any return for his prayer. Praying with
this sincere spirit causes great goodness by Allah's leave. In one
verse, it is revealed that our Lord will always accept a prayer as a
manifestation of His name "Al-Mujib" (One Who accepts the demands of
those who beg to Him).
" If My slaves ask you about Me, I am near. I answer the call of the
caller when he calls on Me. They should therefore respond to Me and
believe in Me so thathopefully they will be rightly guided. " (Surat
al-Baqara, 186)
· The reason that something asked for in a prayer is given
with delay,or accepted in a completely different way, could also be
that our Lordtests His servants. Allah may grant His blessings after
certain periods of time in order to test the patience of His servants
and to make them matureaccording to a certain reason.
Due to this and similar reasons, it cannot be expected that every
prayer is realized as it is asked for and as soon as possible. As it
is stated by the great Islamic scholar Bediuzzaman, Allah may give
less of something asked for in prayer or sometimes more of it as a
reward or because of the reasons we mentioned above He may not grant
them at all. However, in every condition, Allah accepts the prayer of
the one who prays to Him.

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