Verses of violence are taken out of context (Games Muslims Play IX)

[DictaduraNo123]

EVERY TIME YOU SHOW MUSLIMS CRUEL TEXTS FROM THE QURAN THEY ANSWER THE SAME THING: "THEY ARE OUT OF CONTEXT". THEY DON'T SAY THAT WHEN "THEY" QUOTE THE QURAN. BUT FIRST WHAT KIND OF CONTEXT WOULD ALLOW SUCH CRUEL, VIOLENT LANGUAGE? SECOND, THE HADITHS, THE OLDEST BIOGRAPHY OF MUHAMMED CONFIRM THIS VIOLENCE. THEY SHOW HOW MUHAMEMD KILLED, LOOTED, TOOK WOMEN AS SEX CAPTIVES, TOOK ONE FIFTH OF THE BOOTY LIKE A BANDIT. ADMIT IT, ISLAM IS VIOLENT BECAUSE ITS CANONICAL TEXTS ARE VIOLENT

[giantduckz]

I have looked at the ratings and realised

U only like what u hear

[liban246]

"Indeed, there is not a verse in the Quran that was not given at a particular time to address a particular situation in Muhammads life".

Read Surat an Noor and its tafseer. You will find out that some verses in there refer to an incident in the Prophet (SAS)s life where his wife Aisha was accused of adultery and what should have been done. Then tell me if that quoted statement is true or not.

Indeed, YOUR games won't work, and I hope you realize before it's too late. Peace

[robincla]

@liban246 I think liban here is getting confused by the double negatives (rarely a good grammatical choice). The point s/he makes about the accusation of adultery is actually a confirmation of that quote rather than a disproof. Excellent words in this vid by the way, shame about the music which doesn't much appeal to me (so turned it off).

[FlashGordon288]

younani1985 Your comment explains exactly why it is a jumbled mess. Don't be so stupid.

[younani1985]

You say the ideas in the Qur'an are a jumbled mess and come out of nowhere. If you had taken the time to study the Qur'an, then you would have realized that the book starts out with the Fatiha (the "Opening") and then is organized from longest chapter to shortest chapter. It is not organized chronologically but is organized based on the length of the chapter. This is why it seems to you that the ideas come "out of no where" and "randomly".