Interesting Article about Muhamad/islam. Muslims should read it ...

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    Interesting Article about Muhamad/islam. Muslims should read it ...

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    .............Just look at the guy who is thought to be the perfect moral example for Muslims: he married multiple women; had sex with a 9-year-old girl; ordered to kill those who criticized him; had all the adults of a Jewish tribe murdered and took their women and children as slaves and on and on.

    How the hell is that in any way moral?

    But you see, for Muslims, morality is defined by what Muhammad did and what he told others to do. Period.....................

    http://www.islam-watch.org/Isaac/Superstition_Truth.htm
     
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  2. gworld

    gworld Prominent Member

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    Does this mean that you also condemn Moses and other personalities in Bible? ;)
     
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    GTech Rob Jones for President!

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    Heh, interesting that gworld (of all people) is calling for condemnations. The master of avoiding them!
     
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    First of all, you are quoting an anti-Islam propaganda Website. Second of all, you cannot apply cultural norms of the past to current societies. Morals are not objective, and the "facts" you have mentioned are constantly quoted by Islam bashers without any credible references.

    Mohammed did not have sex with a 9-year-old. He simply married Aisha at that age. Marriage != sex. Please cite a reference on your claims, because I will cite mine if so provoked.
     
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    GTech Rob Jones for President!

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    Previously covered here, straight out of the hadith from reliable source.

    Note the key word: consummated
     
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    No he married her at 6 but slipped her the candy cane at 9.

    One of my favorite Kaffirs is ex muslim Ali Sina athttp://www.faithfreedom.org/


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    But really that doesn't bother me as much as his genocidal tendecies. The sex thing could be somewhat of an era issue. Genocide is not and besides a "Holy Man" would not be involved in that regardless of the era. Muhammad admitted to being posessed by satan at times anyway as Salman Rushdie exposed

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Satanic_Verses
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    Another good read is The Sword of The Prophet

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_sword_of_the_prophet
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    gworld Prominent Member

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    It seems he was not the only violent "holy man". Even worse, it looks like the God himself like to kill the people too. ;) :rolleyes:
     
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    Means nuttin to me... What Moses and the "God of the Jews" did in the Old Tesatament is neither here nor there to me. I do not follow the Bible.

    Even if it were true are you suggesting it makes it ok for Muhammad to do it?
     
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    gworld Prominent Member

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    If it doesn't make any difference for you then why do you mention "holy man"? Both Muhammad and Moses were historical figures that participated in wars and killings. Unfortunately even today we are still continuing with the same barbaric methods, only with more sophisticated weapons.
     
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    Another Victim of Islamophobia
    this is like 5 thread inpast 24 hours discusiing the marriage of Prohet (pbuh)...I have answeed in the other thread giving the reason behind that exceptional case and that reason was not of sex.
    Any person with open mind can understand the reasoning behind that marriage....But i dont repeat here that becauase I know you are nothing here to but on "BS Spread Mission"

    By the way the marriage of the holy prophet is the crisis of the world for today? Have you solved the Iraq Issue where you have killed hundreds of thousands innocent people?

    For your happiness, 2 more british sailors accepted their crime to go into Iranian waters....dont say they were forced to acept this because if your soldiers are of this callibar that they can be easily forced to say something then you have the army of cowards.....
     
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    Noted, so any future defence by you for terrorists admitting to their crimes by using false confessions will be void.
     
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    yes, if the terrorsists are not Holly wood Actors and thats not filmed in a Studio ;)
     
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    Like in Iran
     
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    Those sailros are notActors..right?
     
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    Well you said not.

    Only Iran's leaders would know along with sane people from the west, people from some Muslim countries are subjected to propaganda like in Iran.
     
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    South Orange, NJ 07079 March 30 2007

    Why Iranians Take Hostages
    By Alan Caruba

    I often fear that the vast ignorance of Americans and others around the world concerning the history of Islam condemns them to be pawns in the hands of the Iranians and other Muslim leaders who reflect why Islam came to be and how it has conducted itself since the death of its founder.

    The recent “incident” in which 15 British sailors were taken hostage by the Iranians (and you can substitute any radical Islamic group such as Hamas, Hezbollah, or al Qaeda committing other similar acts) and the subsequent “diplomatic” effort totally ignores the fact that these same Iranians took American diplomats hostage in 1979. Our subsequent failure to mete out a severe military retribution has brought us to the current prospect of a nuclear-armed Iran.

    You may have noticed that, every time the United States leaves a war unfinished, we end up having to deal with the same bad people whether they are the North Koreans, the Iranians, or, in the case of Iraq, the return in 2003 after the botched victory in 1991. The only purpose of war is to leave one’s enemies utterly without the will to repeat their bad behavior. By contrast, we have excellent relations with Japan and Germany.

    It should be noted, too, that the Iranians have shown absolutely no regard for the Geneva Convention, having paraded their hostages on television and forced them to make false statements under threat of death. The loudest voices about the proper adherence to the Convention have, of course, been raised against the United States.

    The powerful hold that Islam has on the minds and hearts of Middle Eastern Muslims is deeply rooted in its very beginnings. This “religion” that Mohammed invented had as its purpose a justification for looting other towns and tribes in the name of Allah. Thievery, banditry, the sale of slaves, the imposition of taxes and tribute, were all set in place when in March 623 Muhammed said, “I was ordered to fight all men until they say ‘There is no god but Allah.’”

    Islam, which translates “submission”, is all about war, the division of the booty that results, and the subjugation of those who are conquered. This explains why, alone among the three major monotheistic religions, Islam has produced absolutely nothing that one can call progress.

    Centuries later, in November 2001 Osama bin Laden announced “I was ordered to fight the people until they say there is no god but Allah, and his prophet Muhammed.” Not a single new idea has issued forth from Islam since its founding.

    Islam divides the world between itself and what it calls “the world of war” by which it means all others who are not Muslims. The entire early history of Islam under Muhammed was one of looting and pillage as, one by one, those who responded to his banner, calling him a prophet, realized that there were profits to be had in conquering those around them.

    On Mohammed’s death, Islam almost immediately divided into warring parties over who would inherit his mantle as caliph. The Sunnis and the Shiites are still fighting one another over that. Islam is one long history of war, treachery and deceit.

    In his book, “Islamic Imperialism: A History”, Efraim Karsh relates a story of the struggle between the Abbasids and the declining Umayyads, two Muslim dynasties in 883 AD. The leader of the Abbasids, Abul Abbas, called himself “the bloodshedder.” Karsh relates:

    “In an attempt to prevent any backlash from supporters of the fallen dynasty, the Abbasids embarked on a murderous spree. In Mecca and Medina scores of Umayyads were rounded up and murdered in detention. In the Iraqi garrison town of Wasit the governor laid down his weapons in return for a personal guarantee of safe conduct by the caliph, only to be treacherously murdered. In Palestine, the newly appointed governor of Syria invited a group of eighty prominent Umayyads to a banquet, slaughtered them all, then sat calmly among the corpses to finish his meal.”

    In the aftermath of the 1991 defeat of the Iraqis who were driven from Kuwait by a coalition led by American forces, Saddam’s generals met in Safwan to accept surrender terms. What they got was a promise of U.S. withdrawal and the right to use their helicopters for “transportation.” What they did was use those helicopters as gun ships to slaughter thousands of Shiites and Kurds who showed any inclination to resist the further rule of Saddam Hussein. The result of that miscalculation were “no-fly zones” over two thirds of Iraq that were maintained for twelve years until the second invasion in March 2003.

    Today, as the U.S. media puts the various battles between Shiites and Sunnis on the front pages, Americans wonder why are these two Muslim groups are blowing up each other’s mosques? Why are they murdering each other? Why are Iraq’s neighbors, Iran and Syria, maneuvering to secure whatever they can gain from the effort to (1) rid Iraq of the American-led coalition forces and (2) pick up the spoils of a divided and easily conquered Iraqi nation?

    An easy reading of Islamic history and a common sense response to today’s events tell us that the Iranians will continue to probe for weakness among its enemies, the Americans, the British, the other members of the European Union, and of course, those Gulf nations who will have to confront an nuclear armed Iran if they are permitted to continue. Any failure to respond to their outrages will earn their contempt and further rumblings of war.

    “We will continue to export our revolution throughout the world…until the calls ‘there is no god but Allah and Muhammad is the messenger of Allah’ are echoed all over the world.” Iran’s Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini in 1979.

    Want to hear the call to prayer in your neighborhood? All we have to do is leave Iraq.

    Alan Caruba (acaruba@aol.com)
    The National Anxiety Center
     
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    Realm Well-Known Member

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    you can't force someone to believe what you believe, it even says that in the Quran. If Iran did say that then they are crazy
     
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    The Quran does say you can't force people to convert. So if they refuse to convert willingly, kill them.
     
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    Realm Well-Known Member

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    Wrong, you are free to believe in anything and should be respected, your friend can be a jew, christian, or atheist and should be treated the same as your friend in the same religion.
    Kavin, you don't even know shit...you only are picking some parts of the Quran, read the whole thing and you will understand...but since you are lazy and only picking parts...you are getting everything wrong
     
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    You could lie to people who don't know better.
     
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