The Prophet Muhammad's (pbuh) Marriage to Aisha (ra) Prt 1

The Prophet Muhammad's (pbuh) Marriage to Aisha (ra)

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[julecezar213]

your pedophiles leave their victims devistated , mohamed pbuh left aisha with a love that any women wish to have , she never got married after him and she told the highest number of hadith about his life, she lead an army and she remained one of the most brilliant women in history of islam , well now , bring me one victim that u can say that about her and that she still talk nice about whoever molested her

[SonofThunder120]

No matter how much "airfreshener" you spray on dog shit, it remains dog shit and after a while it will smell like dog shit again, fact.

Too with mohammed and aisha, no matter how many lies and excuses used, peadophilia seeps through.

Reasons to smell a rat,

he did not marry another whilst kadija was still alive,

not one of the other 11 wifes was over 35 (he being 52)

they could not remarry after his death

the rights of women pre islam where better than post islam, fact

enough said

[bloodz4life117]

how many prove do you need muhhamad was not a phedofile

[bloodz4life117]

@Quiltinguk dose are just other countrys 

[kenzo4000]

@Quiltinguk Yeah i completely agree. Iran's laws truly are barbaric. Islam is for democracy and Iran's regime is exactly the opposite.

Christianity has reformed but i think this largely comes due to the changing western society. Since the separation of the church and state, Christianity had to adapt to a changing society. Especially if they wanted the religion to stay relevant and not decline in importance.

[Quiltinguk]

@kenzo4000

Thanks again for a well constructed and informed reply.

I agree with everything you say.

The experiences & education a Muslim living in the USA will be completely different from that of a Muslim living in Iran.

If you can bear to watch just type in 'Iran Human rights'

Have you watched any of the Saudi Clerics?

Middle East Islamic practise is 500 years behind Christianity.

[kenzo4000]

I think a lot of people are misinformed about Sharia law. Many of the stated beliefs and practices in muslim countries aren't really reflective of true Sharia law as written in the Quran. The whole idea of a "supreme religious leader" Ayatollah goes completely against the rules of islam, which clearly state that you cannot have a religious leader that essentially controls the practices of society and makes personal judgments on people.

[kenzo4000]

In United states we see the same focus on instituting "fear" into the public. It was used to justify the Iraq war and to get others to accept their role in the middle east. As supposed "peace" makers.

[kenzo4000]

Hitler blamed the jews for all problems primarily because he needed a target to lay the blame on. He needed to use a group of people in order to unite the rest and carry out his action of creating a nazi state. I'm sure he had deep seated hatred towards the jews, but he blamed them primarily for practical purposes.

This was another example of the use of "fear" in order to get the German public to unite and at the same time prosper and gain control of all jewish finances.

[kenzo4000]

We can express our views through rational ways. Knowledge truly is power. However the majority of people are still fooled by ridiculous ideas and beliefs that those in power try to institute into our brains.

In United States the focus right now is to put "fear' in people. The public is told to fear terrorism, different beliefs, the outside world and culture etc..