Should only things seen be believed?
In  communist  countries,  in  order  to  demolish  the  faith  and morals  of  the  people,  teachers  in  schools  and  officers  in  the  army say  to  the  boys,  girls  and  soldiers,  “If  Allah  existed,  we  would  see Him.  He  would  hear  us  and  give  us  what  we  want.  If  you  ask  me for  candy,  I  will  immediately  hear  you  and  give  you  what you want. Ask  Him,  you  see  He  doesn’t  respond.  Then,  He  doesn’t  exist. Your parents  are  ignorant.  They  are  backwards  and  old-fashioned. They  are  retrogressive.  But,  you  are  open-minded,  modern youngsters.  Never  believe  such  superstitions!  Paradise,  Hell, angels  and  genies  are  fables.”  Through  such  lies,  they  try  to annihilate  youngsters’  îmân,  manners and  sense  of  shame,  which they  acquired  in  their  fathers’  homes.  Deceiving  these  poor children,  they  sacrifice  youngsters  for  the  sake  of  their  base desires,  pleasures, and  evil  earnings.  By  saying,  “Who  on  earth  has seen  Paradise  and  Hell?  One  simply  shouldn’t  believe  things  that are  not  seen.”  They  expose  the  fact  that  they  follow  their  organs  of perception...