<transcript><audio_77> Allah'a da inanılardı. Ama yaptıkları ne biliyor musun? Şirk koşmaktı. Şirk koşmak onların yanında Allah'ın yanında başkalarını da bilmek. Bunları da. Kaç tane tanrım var senin? Tövbe bir tane benim Allah'a geliyorum. Ama oradaki insanların beş altı tanrı</transcript><transcript><audio_78> Hatta şu anda Hindistan'da insanlar 3 bin tane tanrı inanıyor. 5 bin tane tanrı inanıyor. Yani ne yapacaklarında şaşırıyor insanlar. Dolayısıyla aynen bir de ineklerin içinde binlerce tanrı oluyor. Hindistan eğitiminde resmen insanlar bana bir star getiriyorlar.</transcript><video><caption><image_79>The image shows a whiteboard with a drawing of a man's face on it. The man is wearing a green shirt and has a big smile on his face. He is holding a red marker in his right hand and his left hand is resting on the whiteboard. On the left side of the image, there is a list of words written in different languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, and Italian. The words are written in black marker and are arranged in a grid-like pattern. Above the words, there are two yellow boxes with the words "Öğütleri Neler?" written on them. The background is white.</caption><caption><image_80>The image is a whiteboard with a drawing of a cartoon character on it. The character is a man with glasses and a green shirt. He is holding a red marker in his hand and appears to be writing on the whiteboard. The text on the board reads "Öğütleri Neler?" which translates to "What is the name of a person?" in English. 

There are also several other words written in different languages around the character, including "Hile yapmayin", "Sirk kosir ovin", "Culuk yapmayanin", and "Türkiye". These words are likely related to the language spoken in Turkish. The background of the image is white.</caption><caption><image_81>The image is a whiteboard with a hand holding a green marker and writing on it. The whiteboard has a yellow banner at the top that reads "Öğutleri Neler?" which translates to "What is the name of a person?" Below the banner, there is a list of questions in Turkish. The questions are written in black marker and are arranged in a grid-like pattern. 

On the right side of the whiteboard, there are two illustrations of a man with glasses and a beard. The man is wearing a green shirt and has a big smile on his face. He is holding a book in his left hand and a pencil in his right hand. The background is white.

The image appears to be a visual representation of a conversation between the person and the question.</caption><caption><image_82>The image shows a person's hands holding a red marker and writing on a whiteboard. The whiteboard has a yellow banner at the top with the text "Öğutleri Neler?" written in Turkish. Below the banner, there is a list of words written in different languages. The words are written in black marker and are arranged in a grid-like pattern. 

On the right side of the whiteboard, there are two illustrations - one of a house and the other of a tree. The house is drawn in a cartoon-like style with a green outline and a red roof. The tree is drawn with a yellow outline and has a blue outline.

At the bottom of the image, there appears to be a hand holding a green marker. The background is white.</caption></video><transcript><audio_83> Süt verdiği için.</transcript><video><caption><image_84>The image shows a person's hands holding a green marker and writing on a whiteboard. The person is writing on the whiteboard with a yellow marker. The text on the board reads "Öğütleri Neler?" which translates to "What is the name of a person?" in English. Below the text, there is a drawing of a cartoon character with a speech bubble above their head. The background of the image is white.</caption><caption><image_85>The image is a whiteboard with a hand holding a green marker. On the whiteboard, there is a colorful illustration of a man with a speech bubble above his head. The man is wearing a green shirt and has a big smile on his face. He is holding a book in his hand and appears to be reading it. The text on the board reads "Oğütleri Neler?" which translates to "What is the meaning of the word in Turkish?" in English. Below the illustration, there are several other words written in different languages, including "Hile yapmayin", "Sirk kosmayin" and "Hakszilik ve bazıçünçülık uk yapmayin". The background of the image is white.</caption><caption><image_86>The image shows a person's hands holding a red marker and writing on a whiteboard. The whiteboard has a yellow banner at the top that reads "Öğütleri Neler?" which translates to "What is the name of a person?" Below the banner, there is a list of words written in Turkish. The words are written in black marker and are arranged in a grid-like pattern. 

On the right side of the whiteboard, there are two illustrations - one of a house and the other of a tree. The house is drawn in a cartoon-like style with a green roof and a red roof. The tree is drawn with a yellow outline and has a white background.

The person is holding the red marker in their right hand and is writing on the white paper with their left hand.</caption><caption><image_87>The image shows a person's hand holding a green marker and writing on a whiteboard. The whiteboard has a list of words written in different languages, including Turkish, Turkish, and English. The words are written in black marker and are arranged in a grid-like pattern. The background of the whiteboard is plain white. The person is wearing a purple shirt and has a smiley face drawn on the right side of the image.</caption></video> they believe in such strange strange things, but there is a God, but you know what they do.  Shirk is to commit shirk, to be polytheistic is to be associated with them or with Allah, to know these things in others, too. How many Gods do I have, your repentance, my dear, but the people there are 5-6 Maybe?  There is even one in India right now. People believe in 31 Great Gods. 5000 of them are historical. People are confused about what to do. I still want that. It would cost us thousands in front of the cows. People treat me like a Star. Why can people still hang around? They don't care about the fact that they give milk. In fact, it's in the cows.  They believe in God, that is, they do not eat cows because there are a lot of clarice grains in it. Here is the one in the house. Come on, the one
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