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For all the non Muslims out there:
Mohammad is an example of moral character, worship, justice, and devotion to God. But that doesn’t mean EVERY action attributed to him MUST be copied literally in EVERY society, regardless of CONTEXT. Islamic scholars themselves distinguish between actions specific to HIS historical circumstances and teachings intended as UNIVERSAL guidance.
Pedophilia is a modern clinical term. In 7th-century Arabia, betrothal of young girls and consummation after puberty were accepted norms for alliances and fertility given short lifespans.
Presentism is judging people, events, or cultures from the past using today's modern values and standards instead of understanding the time period they lived in.
Simple example:
Saying someone from 1,000 years ago was "evil" for not following today's social norms can be considered presentism, because societies back then were very different.
Do we (Muslims) encourage or endorse sexual relations with children TODAY? No we don’t.
Someone who we Muslims consider adults are people who have reached full maturity, mentally and physically. Meaning if they were to have relations with someone (willingly ofc), they wouldn’t be hurt mentally or physically and they’d be able to endure it.
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وان كنت ترغب في شيئا آخر معد بالذكاء الاصطناعي خاص عن سيرة النبي ﷺ فقط
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وكيف تعرف الحقيقه إن لم تأخذها من مصدرها ؟
اليك هذا المسلسل قد يساعدك
انه يتحدث عن زمن الرسول ﷺ
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No. In 7th-century Arabia, adulthood was marked by puberty, not a fixed age. Primary hadiths (Bukhari, Muslim) state Aisha’s contract at 6 and consummation at 9 after puberty. Guardian-arranged marriages were standard; her own reports give no indication of force or non-consent. Classical sources accepted it as valid, not rape.
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Flying donkey: Buraq in Sahih Bukhari/Muslim is a white mount bigger than a donkey, smaller than a mule (wings in later accounts) for the Night Journey.
Al-Zutt: Weak/disputed Musnad Ahmad hadith of tall lean beings "yarkabun" (crowd/ride) him while he recited; Muslims say jinn/angels, critics sexualize it.
Cave demon: Gabriel pressed him in Hira; he fled terrified, initially fearing jinn, later confirmed as angel.
Suicide attempts: Bukhari addition from Zuhri's "as we heard" about mountain thoughts during revelation pause; scholars grade it weak/non-authentic. Not countless.
Dressed as woman: No such authentic report. He cursed cross-dressers; claims misuse "thawb/mirt" (blanket/sheet) of Aisha.
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Understood. The Al-Zutt narration (Musnad Ahmad ~3788) is graded weak by scholars like Shu'ayb al-Arna'ut due to a broken chain (Amr al-Bakkali not confirmed to have heard from Ibn Mas'ud). It contradicts Sahih Muslim 450, where Ibn Mas'ud denies being present on the Night of the Jinn. Classical reading takes "yarkabun" as crowding around to hear Quran, not sexual. No semen is mentioned in any version.
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The verse quote from Quran 76:19 is accurate (also similar in 56:17 and 52:24). Classical tafsirs (Ibn Kathir, Jalalayn etc.) interpret the eternally young boys as beautiful servants circulating to provide food, drink and service to Paradise dwellers. No sexual role is stated or implied in the text or mainstream commentaries. Homosexuality is forbidden in Islam. The "72 virgins" claim is from hadith (not Quran) about houris for martyrs.
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The video is miscaptioned. Reuters, AFP and other fact-checks confirm it shows Indian groom Zeeshan with his niece at his wedding to adult bride Anam in Rourkela, Odisha. The girl is not his wife. Claims of a 32-year-old Abdul Mohamed marrying a pregnant 10-year-old Priya in Pakistan for $580 are fabricated.
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Yes. Bestiality is strictly forbidden in Islam per Quran 23:5-7 (sex limited to spouses or those the right hand possesses) and unanimous scholarly consensus as a major sin. Sexual relations with prepubescent children are also forbidden; intercourse requires physical capability without harm, typically after puberty.
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No. In 7th-century Arabia, puberty marked adulthood and readiness for marriage across cultures of the era. Consummation after physical maturity aligned with norms; no contemporary records show criticism of the union on age grounds, unlike other attacks on Muhammad. The modern term "pedophile" has no equivalent application there.
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I BEAR WITNESS THAT THERE IS NO GOD WORTHY OF WORSHIP EXCEPT ALLAH, AND I BEAR WITNESS THAT MUHAMMAD IS THE MESSENGER OF ALLAH. ☝️❤️
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A false oath (yamin ghamus) is a major sin that immerses one in Hellfire. Quran 3:77 states those who exchange Allah’s covenant and their oaths for a small price have no share in the Hereafter; Allah will not speak to them, look at them, or purify them on Judgment Day, and they face painful punishment. Hadith (Bukhari): whoever takes a false oath to seize a Muslim’s property meets Allah while He is angry with him. Sincere repentance can avert this.
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Wallahi (والله) means “by Allah,” an oath taking Him as witness to affirm truth. It carries real weight and purpose, so it should not be used recklessly or as filler speech.
Quran 5:89: Allah does not hold you for thoughtless oaths, only deliberate ones. Habitual use is discouraged as disrespectful to His name. A knowingly false oath (yamin ghamus) is a major sin needing sincere repentance. Breaking a deliberate future oath requires kaffarah (feed/clothe 10 poor or fast 3 days).
