How will the Pain of the Muslims Rohingya Will Come to an End?
BULENT SEZGİN: There was a little Rohingya refugee who had his first controls after being disembarked in Ache, Indonesia, you can see his photograph now.
ADNAN OKTAR: He is so sweet, zoom please. That’s a shame. What are they doing to the child; making him stand with a prison tag as if he is a prisoner. That’s very wrong what they are doing. There is no need for that. What's wrong with them? They are embarrassing the child. He is just a small kid, don't they have any fear of God? Treating these people like animals. Would they do this to their own children? Shame on them. Leave him alone. He has his ID with him, and even if he doesn't, just make a new one and hand it to him, it is just that simple. There is no need for this behavior.
BULENT SEZGIN: There is another photograph. And this is the photograph of the first group that had landed, performing their first morning salah.
ADNAN OKTAR: Such a shame that these people are suffering so much. They are real
ADNAN OKTAR: He is so sweet, zoom please. That’s a shame. What are they doing to the child; making him stand with a prison tag as if he is a prisoner. That’s very wrong what they are doing. There is no need for that. What's wrong with them? They are embarrassing the child. He is just a small kid, don't they have any fear of God? Treating these people like animals. Would they do this to their own children? Shame on them. Leave him alone. He has his ID with him, and even if he doesn't, just make a new one and hand it to him, it is just that simple. There is no need for this behavior.
BULENT SEZGIN: There is another photograph. And this is the photograph of the first group that had landed, performing their first morning salah.
ADNAN OKTAR: Such a shame that these people are suffering so much. They are real