Actually the Harun Yahya operation seems to crib most of their material from ICR. The biggest difference between the Harun Yahya machine and ICR is that the Harun Yahya people seem to look more towards the old earth form of Creationism than the classic YEC position. But they both play fast and loose with both their quotemining and translations.
The claims, of course, are as silly as those made for the same material when it's quotemined out of the Bible. First, even if they did happen to be true, they say nothing about the existence of God. The fact that there is something that happens to be true in a story, novel or book says nothing about the source of the material.
The majority of the quotes on the Harun Yahya site are simply wrong. Either they misquote the qur'an, misinterpret what it says, or take the verse out of context changing its meaning.
It might be worthwhile, though I doubt it, to begin with the very first quote and then work through them one at a time. I doubt it though because the Harun Yahya folk learned at Gish's feet and they also have the advantage of learning from the Dervishes.
Aslan is not a Tame Lion