The document describes events surrounding the conquest of the Jewish tribe of Khaibar by Muhammad and his followers. It states that Muhammad ordered the torture and killing of Kinanah, a Jewish leader, in order to extract hidden treasures. It also describes how one of Muhammad's followers, Dihya, claimed a Jewish woman, Safiya, as a slave. However, when Muhammad saw Safiya's beauty, he took her for himself, manumitted her, and spent the night with her.
1) Several Hadiths describe talking stones and trees that interacted with Muhammad and informed him of events.
2) One Hadith narrates that a stone took Muhammad's clothes while he was bathing and fled, so he chased after it.
3) Another Hadith mentions that a tree used to cry out like a pregnant camel near where Muhammad delivered sermons.
The document discusses several hadiths and reports that describe aspects of Muhammad's life that have been used to question his virility or sexual prowess, including:
1) Muhammad having no children from any of his wives besides his first wife Khadijah.
2) Reports that Muhammad would dye his hair with henna, apply kohl eyeliner, and dress in women's clothing, which are things typically done by women.
3) Hadiths describing physical intimacy and affectionate acts between Muhammad and some male companions that have been viewed as homosexual or non-heterosexual.
When Muhammad wished to attack the Meccan army at Badr, two slaves who were carrying water for caravans were captured and interrogated under torture as Muhammad stood praying nearby. Later, when Muhammad's wife Aisha was accused of adultery, he launched an investigation that included the brutal interrogation of a female slave by Ali, who beat her violently while demanding she tell the truth. Muhammad also ordered the torture of Khaybar's treasurer by kindling a fire on his chest to extract information about hidden treasure. These events are reported in Ibn Ishaq's biography of Muhammad.
The document discusses several controversial stories from Islamic texts about the prophet Muhammad and his family members, including:
1) Muhammad feeling attraction to his adopted son's wife Zainab and later marrying her after the adoption was canceled.
2) Muhammad admiring his aunt Khaula's naked body and her offering herself to him.
3) Muhammad reportedly sucking on the tongue of his daughter Fatima and nuzzling his face in her breasts to sleep.
4) Aisha expressing unhappiness with some of Muhammad's relationships approved by Allah through Quranic verses.
The stories are presented to criticize Muhammad and Islam, though their factual accuracy cannot be verified from this document alone.
Muhammad did not fight in several battles that he initiated or led, including the Battle of Uhud. He gave his sword to one of his followers to "strike the heads of his enemies". In another battle, he asked who would take his sword and fulfill its purpose, but then remained behind with the army. Muhammad also wore two coats of mail in the Battle of Uhud despite not intending to fight. He later asked who would "sell their life" for the believers, but did not offer to do so himself.
The document discusses Islamic rules regarding interactions between husbands and wives during women's menstruation periods, as outlined in the Quran and hadith. It notes that the Quran prohibits approaching or touching wives during their menses. However, several hadith report that the Prophet Muhammad would still approach and fondle his wives while they were menstruating, ordering them to wear additional clothing first. The document analyzes whether this was consistent with Muhammad serving as an example to Muslims.
The documents discuss Muhammad's experiences receiving revelation, including:
1) Muhammad's childhood wet nurse feared he was possessed by a demon.
2) Muhammad wore a talisman to ward off the evil eye and was visited by Gabriel.
3) Revelation came to Muhammad like a ringing bell and his face would change color.
4) At the cave of Hira, an angel squeezed Muhammad and told him to read.
The Prophet Muhammad : A Simple Guide To His LifeDabeer Nastar
This book not only describes the life of the Prophet
Muhammad but also analyses in depth the message
conveyed to us by his life.
The author lays enormous emphasis on the fact that
the Prophet Muhammad went out of his way to
follow a policy of peace throughout his life,
contrary to the misconception that a significant part
of his life was spent on warfare.
The Prophet Muhammad was supremely successful
at both the religious and secular levels. The
exemplary life he lived can serve as an unfailing
guide to right thinking and right living even in this
modern age.
1) Several Hadiths describe talking stones and trees that interacted with Muhammad and informed him of events.
2) One Hadith narrates that a stone took Muhammad's clothes while he was bathing and fled, so he chased after it.
3) Another Hadith mentions that a tree used to cry out like a pregnant camel near where Muhammad delivered sermons.
The document discusses several hadiths and reports that describe aspects of Muhammad's life that have been used to question his virility or sexual prowess, including:
1) Muhammad having no children from any of his wives besides his first wife Khadijah.
2) Reports that Muhammad would dye his hair with henna, apply kohl eyeliner, and dress in women's clothing, which are things typically done by women.
3) Hadiths describing physical intimacy and affectionate acts between Muhammad and some male companions that have been viewed as homosexual or non-heterosexual.
When Muhammad wished to attack the Meccan army at Badr, two slaves who were carrying water for caravans were captured and interrogated under torture as Muhammad stood praying nearby. Later, when Muhammad's wife Aisha was accused of adultery, he launched an investigation that included the brutal interrogation of a female slave by Ali, who beat her violently while demanding she tell the truth. Muhammad also ordered the torture of Khaybar's treasurer by kindling a fire on his chest to extract information about hidden treasure. These events are reported in Ibn Ishaq's biography of Muhammad.
The document discusses several controversial stories from Islamic texts about the prophet Muhammad and his family members, including:
1) Muhammad feeling attraction to his adopted son's wife Zainab and later marrying her after the adoption was canceled.
2) Muhammad admiring his aunt Khaula's naked body and her offering herself to him.
3) Muhammad reportedly sucking on the tongue of his daughter Fatima and nuzzling his face in her breasts to sleep.
4) Aisha expressing unhappiness with some of Muhammad's relationships approved by Allah through Quranic verses.
The stories are presented to criticize Muhammad and Islam, though their factual accuracy cannot be verified from this document alone.
Muhammad did not fight in several battles that he initiated or led, including the Battle of Uhud. He gave his sword to one of his followers to "strike the heads of his enemies". In another battle, he asked who would take his sword and fulfill its purpose, but then remained behind with the army. Muhammad also wore two coats of mail in the Battle of Uhud despite not intending to fight. He later asked who would "sell their life" for the believers, but did not offer to do so himself.
The document discusses Islamic rules regarding interactions between husbands and wives during women's menstruation periods, as outlined in the Quran and hadith. It notes that the Quran prohibits approaching or touching wives during their menses. However, several hadith report that the Prophet Muhammad would still approach and fondle his wives while they were menstruating, ordering them to wear additional clothing first. The document analyzes whether this was consistent with Muhammad serving as an example to Muslims.
The documents discuss Muhammad's experiences receiving revelation, including:
1) Muhammad's childhood wet nurse feared he was possessed by a demon.
2) Muhammad wore a talisman to ward off the evil eye and was visited by Gabriel.
3) Revelation came to Muhammad like a ringing bell and his face would change color.
4) At the cave of Hira, an angel squeezed Muhammad and told him to read.
The Prophet Muhammad : A Simple Guide To His LifeDabeer Nastar
This book not only describes the life of the Prophet
Muhammad but also analyses in depth the message
conveyed to us by his life.
The author lays enormous emphasis on the fact that
the Prophet Muhammad went out of his way to
follow a policy of peace throughout his life,
contrary to the misconception that a significant part
of his life was spent on warfare.
The Prophet Muhammad was supremely successful
at both the religious and secular levels. The
exemplary life he lived can serve as an unfailing
guide to right thinking and right living even in this
modern age.
Muhammad was poisoned by a Jewish woman who brought him a poisoned lamb. He began to feel the effects of the poisoning. He tried remedies like eating dates from Paradise and undergoing cupping, but the poisoning continued to affect him. He prayed and blew on his body in an effort to heal. His wife Aisha also tried rubbing him with his own hand. However, the poisoning ultimately overcame Muhammad and resulted in his death.
1) Aisha accompanied Muhammad's army on a campaign against the Bani Al Mustalik tribe and was jealous when one of the captives, Juwayriya, became Muhammad's wife due to her beauty.
2) On the return journey, Aisha became separated from the army and was found alone by Safwan. This led to gossip that questioned her fidelity, which was refuted by Quranic revelations received by Muhammad.
3) The story highlights how Muhammad received convenient revelations from Allah to help resolve problematic situations he faced.
The prophet Muhammad had a conversation with a donkey named Yazid Ibn Shihab. The donkey told Muhammad that it was the last remaining descendant of 60 donkeys that had only been ridden by prophets. It had previously belonged to a Jewish man who mistreated it. Muhammad renamed the donkey Ya'foor and would ride it on his business. When Muhammad died, Ya'foor was so sad that it committed suicide by throwing itself into a well.
The document discusses several Islamic texts that describe Muhammad's interactions with his grandsons Al-Hasan and Al-Hussein. The texts claim that Muhammad kissed the boys' private parts, put his tongue in their mouths, sucked their saliva, and engaged in other sexually inappropriate acts with them. The document lists the specific books and authors that described these alleged acts and provides links to further information. It concludes by warning Muslims not to deny the claims and stating that the information cannot be denied or hidden.
Prophet of doom_appendix_islams_dark_pastArabBibles
This document summarizes the origins and compilation of the Quran based on Islamic sources like the Hadith collections of Bukhari, Muslim, and Tabari. It notes that according to these sources:
1) There were differing versions of the Quran during Muhammad's life, with parts being altered or abrogated.
2) Muhammad did not make preparations to gather the revelations before his death, leaving it to followers to compile scattered versions from memory.
3) Large portions of memorized Quran were lost when many of the most knowledgeable reciters died in a battle, forcing Abu Bakr to have Zaid bin Thabit collect what fragments he could find.
4) Zaid struggled
In this document the whole battle of khandaq is explained very deeply and also with the help of pictures too. this presentation if read can lead you to a great deep knowledge about battle of trench
NON-MUSLIM WRITERS ABOUT THE HOLY QURAN
SIR WILLIAM MUIR ON COMPILATION OF THE HOLY QURAN
إِنَّا نَحْنُ نَزَّلْنَا الذِّكْرَ وَإِنَّا لَهُ لَحَافِظُونَ
"Surely, We Ourself have sent down this Exhortation, and we will, most surely, safeguard it." (Al Hijr 15:10).
According to the Wikipedia, Sir William Muir (April 27, 1819 – July 11, 1905) was a Scottish Orientalist. He was born at Glasgow and educated at Kilmarnock Academy, at Glasgow and Edinburgh Universities, and at Haileybury College. In 1837 he entered the Bengal Civil Service. He served as secretary to the governor of the North-West Provinces, and as a member of the Agra revenue board, and during the Mutiny he was in charge of the intelligence department there. In 1865 he was made foreign secretary to the Indian Government. In 1867 he was knighted, and in 1868 he became lieutenant-governor of the North-West
Provinces. In 1874 he was appointed financial member of the Council, and retired in 1876, when he became a member of the Council of India in London. He had always taken an interest in educational matters, and it was chiefly through his exertions that the central college at Allahabad, known as Muir College, was built and endowed. Muir College later became a part of the Allahabad University.
In 1885 he was elected principal of Edinburgh University in succession to Sir Alexander Grant, and held the post till 1903, when he retired. It should be remembered that Sir William Muir a proud Christian, as well as a missionary who is not very friendly poised towards the Prophet of Islam or the Holy Quran. Nevertheless, he left a detailed and mostly fair account of the compilation of the Holy Quran. Probably, little did he realize that he unknowingly has also become an important witness to the truth of one of the prophecies of the Holy Quran, "Surely, We Ourself have sent down this Exhortation, and we will, most surely, safeguard it." (Al Hijr 15:10).
The document discusses different views on the historicity of Muhammad's life and career. It describes three main approaches: the traditional view that accepts Islamic sources, the extreme critical view that rejects them, and the critical view that sifts the sources and uses common sense to evaluate them. It then provides details from Islamic sources on Muhammad's early life in Mecca, his revelation experience, opposition from Meccans, hijra to Medina, battles against Meccans, gradual establishment of authority, and family life including his wives.
Ghazwat e Nabwi S.A.W.W. , Battles of IslamAamir Waqas
Ghazwat e Nabwi (S.A.W.W.), Ghazwa-e-Badr, Ghazwa-e-uhud. Hamra Al Asad, Battle of Trench, Invasion of Banu Quraiza, Battle of Khyber, Battle of Maut'ta, Battle of Hunain
The document describes the events leading up to and during the Battle of Badr, which was one of the earliest battles fought between early Muslim warriors and their opponents from Mecca. It provides details on the size and leadership of both armies, how the Muslim army prepared their defenses near the wells of Badr, and the ultimate outcome of the battle, which resulted in a victory for the Muslims. Key leaders from Mecca were killed or taken prisoner, while the early Muslims suffered relatively few casualties. The battle helped establish Islam and demonstrated the strength and loyalty of the early Muslim community.
The document discusses several instances from early Islamic scripture where Muhammad and his followers used torture and corporal punishment, including:
1) Slaves were interrogated under torture while Muhammad prayed nearby.
2) A female slave was brutally beaten during Muhammad's investigation of his wife Aisha.
3) Muhammad ordered a treasurer from Khaybar to be tortured until he revealed the location of remaining treasure.
4) Apostates who stole camels were slowly executed by having their eyes branded, hands/feet cut off, and being left to die in the desert without water.
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The Battle of Badr was a decisive battle fought in 624 CE between Muhammad and his followers from Medina and the Quraysh tribe of Mecca. The Quraysh sent a force of 1000 men to attack the outnumbered Muslim force of 313 men after some of Muhammad's followers intercepted a Quraysh trade caravan. Through divine intervention in the form of an army of angels, the Muslims were able to defeat the Quraysh and kill many of their leaders, including Abu Jahl, establishing the religion of Islam in Arabia.
This summary provides an introduction to the document:
[1] The document is an introduction to Islamic creed (aqidah) compiled by Imam Ibrahim al-Bajuri, a renowned scholar of al-Azhar Mosque.
[2] It discusses the fundamental beliefs and principles of Islam, including Allah's attributes, matters pertaining to prophethood, and conclusions regarding Islamic creed.
[3] Studying aqidah allows Muslims to gain certainty in their beliefs, remove doubts, and safeguard against deviant ideas, making it an important individual obligation. The translator hopes this text will help introduce and solidify readers' understanding of Islamic theology.
This document provides information about various battles involving Muslims in the early history of Islam, including the Battle of Badr (624 CE), Battle of Uhud (625 CE), Battle of the Trench (627 CE), and the conquest of Mecca (630 CE). It notes key details about these battles such as their dates, locations, participating tribes or armies, casualties incurred, and their strategic or religious significance. The document also provides context on other early Islamic military campaigns, treaties, and expeditions up until the last ghazwa led by the Prophet Muhammad in the 11th year after the Hijra.
The document summarizes the Islamic account of Muhammad ordering the execution of all male members and enslavement of women and children of the Jewish Qurayza tribe. It describes how Muhammad was told by the angel Gabriel to attack the Jews, and how he appointed Sa'd, a known Jew-hater, to pass judgment. Sa'd ruled that the men should be killed and the women and children taken captive, a judgment that Muhammad approved as the will of Allah. Hundreds of Jewish men were then beheaded, establishing what the document calls "Islam's Holocaust."
The document summarizes the events leading up to and surrounding the Tabuk expedition ordered by the Prophet Muhammad in 9 AH. It describes the conflicts with Roman forces that prompted the expedition, the preparations made by both Muslims and their opponents, and the outcome when the Muslim army arrived at Tabuk to find the Roman forces had withdrawn. The expedition demonstrated the strength and resolve of the growing Muslim community and helped extend its territorial control and influence.
The document claims that Muhammad's followers worshipped him in several ways: by mixing his sweat with perfumes, eating his sputum, drinking the remaining water from his ablutions, and nearly fighting over the remains of the water when he performed ablution. It asserts that this was done by naive Arab-Bedouins who began to worship Muhammad instead of focusing worship on God alone.
The document discusses aspects of Muhammad's life and habits that suggest he may have been gay, such as dyeing his long hair with henna like women, applying eyeliner, embracing and kissing male friends intimately, wearing women's clothing including his wife Aisha's, and lying in bed dressed in her clothes. It also quotes verses from the Quran and Hadith that describe these behaviors. The concluding lines warn Muslims not to deny the truth found in their own religious texts and history.
Khadija, Muhammad's first wife, tested whether the spirit that visited Muhammad was an angel or a demon. She had Muhammad sit in different positions on her lap to see if the spirit remained visible, which would prove it was an angel and not a demon. This "Test of Khadija" is considered in Islamic texts to be the only proof of the revelation Muhammad received. However, other documents call into question the credibility of Islamic texts and histories, noting inconsistencies and asking Muslims to reconsider fairy tales and lies.
The document describes several instances where Muhammad or those following him used torture or violent punishments:
1) Two slaves were interrogated under torture as Muhammad stood praying nearby to obtain information about an army.
2) When Muhammad's wife Aisha was accused of adultery, he ordered the brutal interrogation of a female slave to investigate.
3) Muhammad ordered one of his men, al-Zubayr, to torture the treasurer of Khaybar "until you extract what he has" by kindling a fire on his chest.
4) After some men who became Muslims betrayed Muhammad, he ordered them executed slowly by branding their eyes with hot irons, cutting off their hands/feet
Muhammad was poisoned by a Jewish woman who brought him a poisoned lamb. He began to feel the effects of the poisoning. He tried remedies like eating dates from Paradise and undergoing cupping, but the poisoning continued to affect him. He prayed and blew on his body in an effort to heal. His wife Aisha also tried rubbing him with his own hand. However, the poisoning ultimately overcame Muhammad and resulted in his death.
1) Aisha accompanied Muhammad's army on a campaign against the Bani Al Mustalik tribe and was jealous when one of the captives, Juwayriya, became Muhammad's wife due to her beauty.
2) On the return journey, Aisha became separated from the army and was found alone by Safwan. This led to gossip that questioned her fidelity, which was refuted by Quranic revelations received by Muhammad.
3) The story highlights how Muhammad received convenient revelations from Allah to help resolve problematic situations he faced.
The prophet Muhammad had a conversation with a donkey named Yazid Ibn Shihab. The donkey told Muhammad that it was the last remaining descendant of 60 donkeys that had only been ridden by prophets. It had previously belonged to a Jewish man who mistreated it. Muhammad renamed the donkey Ya'foor and would ride it on his business. When Muhammad died, Ya'foor was so sad that it committed suicide by throwing itself into a well.
The document discusses several Islamic texts that describe Muhammad's interactions with his grandsons Al-Hasan and Al-Hussein. The texts claim that Muhammad kissed the boys' private parts, put his tongue in their mouths, sucked their saliva, and engaged in other sexually inappropriate acts with them. The document lists the specific books and authors that described these alleged acts and provides links to further information. It concludes by warning Muslims not to deny the claims and stating that the information cannot be denied or hidden.
Prophet of doom_appendix_islams_dark_pastArabBibles
This document summarizes the origins and compilation of the Quran based on Islamic sources like the Hadith collections of Bukhari, Muslim, and Tabari. It notes that according to these sources:
1) There were differing versions of the Quran during Muhammad's life, with parts being altered or abrogated.
2) Muhammad did not make preparations to gather the revelations before his death, leaving it to followers to compile scattered versions from memory.
3) Large portions of memorized Quran were lost when many of the most knowledgeable reciters died in a battle, forcing Abu Bakr to have Zaid bin Thabit collect what fragments he could find.
4) Zaid struggled
In this document the whole battle of khandaq is explained very deeply and also with the help of pictures too. this presentation if read can lead you to a great deep knowledge about battle of trench
NON-MUSLIM WRITERS ABOUT THE HOLY QURAN
SIR WILLIAM MUIR ON COMPILATION OF THE HOLY QURAN
إِنَّا نَحْنُ نَزَّلْنَا الذِّكْرَ وَإِنَّا لَهُ لَحَافِظُونَ
"Surely, We Ourself have sent down this Exhortation, and we will, most surely, safeguard it." (Al Hijr 15:10).
According to the Wikipedia, Sir William Muir (April 27, 1819 – July 11, 1905) was a Scottish Orientalist. He was born at Glasgow and educated at Kilmarnock Academy, at Glasgow and Edinburgh Universities, and at Haileybury College. In 1837 he entered the Bengal Civil Service. He served as secretary to the governor of the North-West Provinces, and as a member of the Agra revenue board, and during the Mutiny he was in charge of the intelligence department there. In 1865 he was made foreign secretary to the Indian Government. In 1867 he was knighted, and in 1868 he became lieutenant-governor of the North-West
Provinces. In 1874 he was appointed financial member of the Council, and retired in 1876, when he became a member of the Council of India in London. He had always taken an interest in educational matters, and it was chiefly through his exertions that the central college at Allahabad, known as Muir College, was built and endowed. Muir College later became a part of the Allahabad University.
In 1885 he was elected principal of Edinburgh University in succession to Sir Alexander Grant, and held the post till 1903, when he retired. It should be remembered that Sir William Muir a proud Christian, as well as a missionary who is not very friendly poised towards the Prophet of Islam or the Holy Quran. Nevertheless, he left a detailed and mostly fair account of the compilation of the Holy Quran. Probably, little did he realize that he unknowingly has also become an important witness to the truth of one of the prophecies of the Holy Quran, "Surely, We Ourself have sent down this Exhortation, and we will, most surely, safeguard it." (Al Hijr 15:10).
The document discusses different views on the historicity of Muhammad's life and career. It describes three main approaches: the traditional view that accepts Islamic sources, the extreme critical view that rejects them, and the critical view that sifts the sources and uses common sense to evaluate them. It then provides details from Islamic sources on Muhammad's early life in Mecca, his revelation experience, opposition from Meccans, hijra to Medina, battles against Meccans, gradual establishment of authority, and family life including his wives.
Ghazwat e Nabwi S.A.W.W. , Battles of IslamAamir Waqas
Ghazwat e Nabwi (S.A.W.W.), Ghazwa-e-Badr, Ghazwa-e-uhud. Hamra Al Asad, Battle of Trench, Invasion of Banu Quraiza, Battle of Khyber, Battle of Maut'ta, Battle of Hunain
The document describes the events leading up to and during the Battle of Badr, which was one of the earliest battles fought between early Muslim warriors and their opponents from Mecca. It provides details on the size and leadership of both armies, how the Muslim army prepared their defenses near the wells of Badr, and the ultimate outcome of the battle, which resulted in a victory for the Muslims. Key leaders from Mecca were killed or taken prisoner, while the early Muslims suffered relatively few casualties. The battle helped establish Islam and demonstrated the strength and loyalty of the early Muslim community.
The document discusses several instances from early Islamic scripture where Muhammad and his followers used torture and corporal punishment, including:
1) Slaves were interrogated under torture while Muhammad prayed nearby.
2) A female slave was brutally beaten during Muhammad's investigation of his wife Aisha.
3) Muhammad ordered a treasurer from Khaybar to be tortured until he revealed the location of remaining treasure.
4) Apostates who stole camels were slowly executed by having their eyes branded, hands/feet cut off, and being left to die in the desert without water.
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The Battle of Badr was a decisive battle fought in 624 CE between Muhammad and his followers from Medina and the Quraysh tribe of Mecca. The Quraysh sent a force of 1000 men to attack the outnumbered Muslim force of 313 men after some of Muhammad's followers intercepted a Quraysh trade caravan. Through divine intervention in the form of an army of angels, the Muslims were able to defeat the Quraysh and kill many of their leaders, including Abu Jahl, establishing the religion of Islam in Arabia.
This summary provides an introduction to the document:
[1] The document is an introduction to Islamic creed (aqidah) compiled by Imam Ibrahim al-Bajuri, a renowned scholar of al-Azhar Mosque.
[2] It discusses the fundamental beliefs and principles of Islam, including Allah's attributes, matters pertaining to prophethood, and conclusions regarding Islamic creed.
[3] Studying aqidah allows Muslims to gain certainty in their beliefs, remove doubts, and safeguard against deviant ideas, making it an important individual obligation. The translator hopes this text will help introduce and solidify readers' understanding of Islamic theology.
This document provides information about various battles involving Muslims in the early history of Islam, including the Battle of Badr (624 CE), Battle of Uhud (625 CE), Battle of the Trench (627 CE), and the conquest of Mecca (630 CE). It notes key details about these battles such as their dates, locations, participating tribes or armies, casualties incurred, and their strategic or religious significance. The document also provides context on other early Islamic military campaigns, treaties, and expeditions up until the last ghazwa led by the Prophet Muhammad in the 11th year after the Hijra.
The document summarizes the Islamic account of Muhammad ordering the execution of all male members and enslavement of women and children of the Jewish Qurayza tribe. It describes how Muhammad was told by the angel Gabriel to attack the Jews, and how he appointed Sa'd, a known Jew-hater, to pass judgment. Sa'd ruled that the men should be killed and the women and children taken captive, a judgment that Muhammad approved as the will of Allah. Hundreds of Jewish men were then beheaded, establishing what the document calls "Islam's Holocaust."
The document summarizes the events leading up to and surrounding the Tabuk expedition ordered by the Prophet Muhammad in 9 AH. It describes the conflicts with Roman forces that prompted the expedition, the preparations made by both Muslims and their opponents, and the outcome when the Muslim army arrived at Tabuk to find the Roman forces had withdrawn. The expedition demonstrated the strength and resolve of the growing Muslim community and helped extend its territorial control and influence.
The document claims that Muhammad's followers worshipped him in several ways: by mixing his sweat with perfumes, eating his sputum, drinking the remaining water from his ablutions, and nearly fighting over the remains of the water when he performed ablution. It asserts that this was done by naive Arab-Bedouins who began to worship Muhammad instead of focusing worship on God alone.
The document discusses aspects of Muhammad's life and habits that suggest he may have been gay, such as dyeing his long hair with henna like women, applying eyeliner, embracing and kissing male friends intimately, wearing women's clothing including his wife Aisha's, and lying in bed dressed in her clothes. It also quotes verses from the Quran and Hadith that describe these behaviors. The concluding lines warn Muslims not to deny the truth found in their own religious texts and history.
Khadija, Muhammad's first wife, tested whether the spirit that visited Muhammad was an angel or a demon. She had Muhammad sit in different positions on her lap to see if the spirit remained visible, which would prove it was an angel and not a demon. This "Test of Khadija" is considered in Islamic texts to be the only proof of the revelation Muhammad received. However, other documents call into question the credibility of Islamic texts and histories, noting inconsistencies and asking Muslims to reconsider fairy tales and lies.
The document describes several instances where Muhammad or those following him used torture or violent punishments:
1) Two slaves were interrogated under torture as Muhammad stood praying nearby to obtain information about an army.
2) When Muhammad's wife Aisha was accused of adultery, he ordered the brutal interrogation of a female slave to investigate.
3) Muhammad ordered one of his men, al-Zubayr, to torture the treasurer of Khaybar "until you extract what he has" by kindling a fire on his chest.
4) After some men who became Muslims betrayed Muhammad, he ordered them executed slowly by branding their eyes with hot irons, cutting off their hands/feet
1) According to Islamic teachings, when a person dies and is buried, they will experience physical and psychological torments in their grave until the Day of Judgment.
2) The dead will be interrogated by two angels regarding their faith, and beaten by a massive hammer if the answers are wrong, feeling physical pain despite being deceased.
3) They will be attacked by snakes and dragons, and the grave will tighten around them, crushing their bones. Specific punishments are described for those who were unclean or gossiped.
4) Three ways to potentially avoid these torments are: dying on a Friday, from stomach illness, or as a martyr in jihad. However,
The document discusses several unusual beliefs attributed to Muhammad in hadith sources, including that Satan urinates in people's ears, yawning is from Satan, Satan enters one's nose at night, bad dreams are from Satan, and Satan passes wind with noise. It questions how Muhammad could be considered Allah's apostle if he taught things that seem so absurd and outlandish that they cannot be true. The document encourages Muslims not to deny or hide from criticisms of their religion's scriptures and history.
The Prophet Muhammad frequently had women pick lice from his hair as he traveled. Arabic sources from the time explain that lice were common and resulted from a lack of cleanliness, passing gas, sweat, and filth. On his deathbed, Muhammad referenced being afflicted by lice, indicating it may have contributed to his death along with possible poisoning, as lice can spread typhus fever.
The document discusses controversial fatwas issued by Islamic scholars that advocated "breastfeeding of adults" or "office breastfeeding" as a way for men and women to be alone together under Islamic law. It describes how Muhammad permitted a woman to breastfeed a grown man so he could enter her house freely, and his wives sending men to other women to breastfeed so they could visit. The fatwas caused outrage and were retracted, but continued to be advocated by some scholars as a way to circumvent Islamic rules.
The document discusses a hadith found in Islamic texts that depicts the Prophet Muhammad meeting people while dressed in the clothes of his wife Aisha and laying in bed. It references the hadith found in Sahih Muslim and other Islamic books that state Abu Bakr and Umar sought permission to enter while Muhammad was in bed dressed in Aisha's clothes. However, the English translation of this hadith provided is noted as being inaccurate.
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This document provides a lengthy summary and critique of Islamic traditions regarding Muhammad's Night Journey, in which he claims to have traveled from Mecca to Jerusalem and back in a single night. The summary critiques several aspects of the story as implausible or contradictory to historical facts, such as there being no Temple in Jerusalem at the time. It also analyzes related Hadith passages that expand on the story in fantastical ways, such as Muhammad meeting previous prophets and touring heaven and hell. The document casts doubt on the veracity of the Night Journey story and suggests it was a delusional claim or lie on Muhammad's part.
This document provides biographical details about Abu Bakr as-Siddiq, the first Caliph of Islam. It discusses that he was the first male convert to Islam and was given the title "as-Siddiq" by the Prophet Muhammad for his affirmation of prophethood. It describes Abu Bakr as extremely generous with his wealth in supporting the Prophet and the cause of Islam. The document also highlights Abu Bakr's courage and knowledge of the Quran and hadith, and states that companions and Islamic scholars considered Abu Bakr to be the most meritorious companion after the Prophet Muhammad.
Khadija tested the entity that had appeared to Muhammad to determine if it was an angel or a demon. She had Muhammad describe what he saw when Gabriel appeared while sitting in different locations on her. Each time Muhammad confirmed he saw Gabriel until he could no longer see him when sitting in her lap, leading Khadija to conclude it was an angel since demons cannot disappear. The Quran verse later reminded that a woman's testimony is worth half that of a man.
This document contains summaries of hadiths from the Prophet Muhammad pertaining to hypocrisy. It describes the key characteristics of hypocrites as lying, breaking promises, and embezzling what is entrusted to them. It also outlines four signs of hypocrisy if consistently shown in a person. Complete hypocrisy is said to incorporate all four characteristics. Further hadiths provide examples of the fate of hypocrites and their differing outward practices like reciting the Quran compared to true believers.
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1. Safiya and Muhammad
One day, Muhammad and his barbaric gang made an unprovoked attack on the rich
Jewish tribe of Khaibar.
The Khaibarites' crime: The rejection of Islam even after warning!!!
Evil will be the morning of those who have been warned.
Sahih al-Bukhari 364 صحيح البخارى
فأجرى نبي ال صلى ال عليه وسلم في زقاق خيبر وإن ركبتي لتمس فخذ نبي ال صلى ال عليه وسلم ثم حسر
الزار عن فخذه حتى إني أنظر إلى بياض فخذ نبي ال صلى ال عليه وسلم فلما دخل القرية قال ال أكبر خربت
خيبر إنا إذا نزلنا بساحة قوم فساء صباح المنذرين قالها ثلثا قال وخرج القوم إلى أعمالهم
http://hadith.al-islam.com/Page.aspx?pageid=192&BookID=24&PID=367
Bukhari :: Book 1 :: Volume 8 :: Hadith 367
The Prophet rode and Abu Talha rode too and I was riding behind Abu Talha. The
Prophet passed through the lane of Khaibar quickly and my knee was touching the
thigh of the Prophet . He uncovered his thigh and I saw the whiteness of the thigh of
the Prophet. When he entered the town, he said, 'Allahu Akbar! Khaibar is ruined.
Whenever we approach near a (hostile*) nation (to fight*) then evil will be the
morning of those who have been warned.' He repeated this thrice. The people came
out for their jobs and..
*(hostile) & (to fight): added by the translator.
http://www.quranexplorer.com/Hadith/English/Hadith/bukhari/001.008.367.html
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The only purpose of attacking the jews was to take their pretty women captives and to
collect booty.
...and the booty was collected.
Sahih al-Bukhari 364 صحيح البخارى
قال وخرج القوم إلى أعمالهم فقالوا محمد قال عبد العزيز وقال بعض أصحابنا والخميس يعني الجيش قال فأصبناها
عنوة - ص 641 - فجمع السبي
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Bukhari :: Book 1 :: Volume 8 :: Hadith 367
2. The people came out for their jobs and some of them said, 'Muhammad (has come).'
(Some of our companions added, "With his army.") We conquered Khaibar, took
the captives, and the booty was collected.
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Now we will eat our fill of dates!
Sahih al-Bukhari 3999 صحيح البخارى
حدثني محمد بن بشار حدثنا حرمي حدثنا شعبة قال أخبرني عمارة عن عكرمة عن عائشة رضي ال عنها قالت
لما فتحت خيبر قلنا الن نشبع من التمر
http://hadith.al-islam.com/Page.aspx?pageid=192&BookID=24&PID=4000
Bukhari :: Book 5 :: Volume 59 :: Hadith 547
Narrated 'Aisha:
When Khaibar was conquered, we said, "Now we will eat our fill of dates!"
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While searching for booty and young women to rape, Dihya, one of the gang, found one
very beautiful woman. Her name was Safiya, the wife of Kinanah, a rich Jewish leader.
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Kinanah was tortured and killed on the orders of Muhammad because he did not
reveal where he had hidden the treasures of his people.
Torture him until you extract what he has.
Biography of the Prophet, Ibn Hisham السيرة النبوية لنبن هشام
فأمر رسول ال - صلى ال عليه وسلم - بالخربة فحفرت ، فأخرج منها بعض كنزهم ، ثم سأله عما بقي ، فأبى أن
يؤديه ، فأمر به رسول ال - صلى ال عليه وسلم - الزبير بن العوام ، فقال : عذبه حتى تستأصل ما عنده فكان
الزبير يقدح بزند في صدره ، حتى أشرف على نفسه ، ثم دفعه رسول ال - صلى ال عليه وسلم - إلى محمد بن
مسلمة ، فضرب عنقه بأخيه محمود بن مسلمة
http://sirah.al-islam.com/Page.aspx?pageid=204&BookID=160&TOCID=614
3. Biography of the Prophet, Ibn Ishaq p.515
So the apostle gave orders to al-Zubayr b. al-'Awwam, 'Torture him until you
extract what he has.'
Download link:
http://www.archive.org/details/IbnIshaq-SiratRasulAllah-translatorA.Guillaume
See also: Muhammad and Torture
http://crossmuslims.blogspot.com/2012/03/muhammad-and-torture.html
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Dihya was one very smart guy. He was afraid that others would lay a claim on this
beautiful babe Safiya. So, he decided to quickly run to Muhammad to ask the Prophet of
Allah for permission to rape any women captives there.
The Prophet said, 'Go and take any slave girl.'
Sahih al-Bukhari 364 صحيح البخارى
فجاء دحية الكلبي رضي ال عنه فقال يا نبي ال أعطني جارية من السبي قال اذهب فخذ جارية فأخذ صفية بنت
حيي
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Bukhari :: Book 1 :: Volume 8 :: Hadith 367
Dihya came and said, 'O Allah's Prophet! Give me a slave girl from the captives.'
The Prophet said, 'Go and take any slave girl.' He took Safiya bint Huyai.
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But one of these horny bandits decided to sabotage Dihya by informing Muhammad
about Safiya’s beauty.
He went to Muhammad and said: 'O Allah's Apostles! You gave Safiya bint Huyai to
Dihya and she is the chief mistress of the tribes of Quraiza and An-Nadir and she befits
none but you.
She befits none but you!
4. Sahih al-Bukhari 364 صحيح البخارى
فجاء رجل إلى النبي صلى ال عليه وسلم فقال يا نبي ال أعطيت دحية صفية بنت حيي سيدة قريظة والنضير ل
تصلح إل لك
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Bukhari :: Book 1 :: Volume 8 :: Hadith 367
A man came to the Prophet and said, 'O Allah's Apostles! You gave Safiya bint
Huyai to Dihya and she is the chief mistress of the tribes of Quraiza and An-Nadir
and she befits none but you.'
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When Muhammad discovered the great beauty of Safiya, he could not resist the
temptation of bonking her. So, he decided to take her away from Dihya.
Take any slave girl other than her!
Sahih al-Bukhari 364 صحيح البخارى
قال ادعوه بها فجاء بها فلما نظر إليها النبي صلى ال عليه وسلم قال خذ جارية من السبي غيرها قال فأعتقها
النبي صلى ال عليه وسلم وتزوجها
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Bukhari :: Book 1 :: Volume 8 :: Hadith 367
So the Prophet said, 'Bring him along with her.' So Dihya came with her and when
the Prophet saw her, he said to Dihya, 'Take any slave girl other than her from the
captives.' Anas added: The Prophet then manumitted her and married her."
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Muhammad then manumitted her and married her.
While on the way, Um Sulaim dressed her for marriage (ceremony) and at night she sent
her as a bride to the Prophet.
5. The apostle passed the night with her.
Biography of the Prophet, Ibn Hisham السيرة النبوية لنبن هشام
قال ابن إسحاق : ولما أعرس رسول ال - صلى ال عليه وسلم - بصفية . بخيبر أو ببعض الطريق ، وكانت التي
جملتها لرسول ال - صلى ال عليه وسلم - ومشطتها - ص 043 - وأصلحت من أمرها أم سليم بنت ملحان أم أنس
. بن مالك . فبات بها رسول ال - صلى ال عليه وسلم - في قبة له
http://sirah.al-islam.com/Page.aspx?
pageid=204&TOCID=610&BookID=160&PID=1318
Biography of the Prophet, Ibn Ishaq p.516-517
When the apostle married Safiya in Khaybar or on the way, she having been
beautified and combed, and got in a fit state for the apostle by Umm Sulaym d.
Milhan mother of Anas b. Malik, the apostle passed the night with her in a tent of
his.
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http://www.archive.org/details/IbnIshaq-SiratRasulAllah-translatorA.Guillaume
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He married her almost immediately after he had her husband tortured and beheaded, her
father and many of her relatives killed.
She was 17, he was 57.
You have killed her father, her husband and her people!
Biography of the Prophet, Ibn Hisham السيرة النبوية لنبن هشام
، ما لك يا أبا أيوب ؟ قال : يا رسول ال ، خفت عليك من هذه المرأة ، وكانت امرأة قد قتلت أباها وزوجها وقومها
وكانت حديثة عهد بكفر ، فخفتها عليك
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Biography of the Prophet, Ibn Ishaq p.517
He replied, 'I was afraid for you with this woman for you have killed her father, her
husband, and her people, and till recently she was in unbelief, so I was afraid for
you on her account.'
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6. http://www.archive.org/details/IbnIshaq-SiratRasulAllah-translatorA.Guillaume
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Muhammad married Safiya right away, within the first few days of her being
widowed, thereby breaking the very orders of his god, which stipulated that widows
were to wait for four months and ten days before remarrying.
Qur'an 2:234
والذين يتوفون منكم ويذرون أزواجا يتربصن بأنفسهن أربعة أشهر وعشرا فإذا بلغن أجلهن فل جناح فنَليكم فيما
َفنَ َّ ّنِ فنَ سُ فنَ فنَ َّ َنْ فنَ ّنِ سُ َنْ فنَ فنَ فنَ سُ فنَ فنَ َنْ فنَ ً فنَ فنَ فنَ َّ َنْ فنَ ّنِ فنَ سُ ّنِ ّنِ َّ فنَ َنْ فنَ فنَ فنَ فنَ َنْ سُ و ٍ فنَ فنَ َنْ ً فنَ ّنِ فنَ فنَ فنَ َنْ فنَ فنَ فنَ فنَ سُ َّ فنَ فنَ سُ فنَ فنَ عفنَ َنْ سُ َنْ ّنِ فن
ٌ ِفنَ فنَ َنْ فنَ ّنِ فنَ سُ ّنِ ّنِ َّ ّنِ َنْ فنَ َنْ سُ ّنِ فنَ ُهّ ّنِ فنَ فنَ َنْ فنَسُ فنَ فنَ ّن
فعلن في أنفسهن بالمعروف وال بما تعملون خبير
If any of you die and leave widows behind, they shall wait concerning themselves
four months and ten days: When they have fulfilled their term, there is no blame on
you if they dispose of themselves in a just and reasonable manner. And Allah is well
acquainted with what ye do.
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And this is how Muhammed came to acquire another
“Mother of Believers”
revered by Muslims all over the world.
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Qur'an 68:4
ٍ فنَّنِ َّ فنَ فنَ فنَ فنَ سُسُ و ٍ فنَ ّنِ و
وإنك لعلى خلق عظيم
“And most surely you conform (yourself) to sublime morality.”
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MUSLIMS, keep your heads down.
The world has read your books and history,
there’s no place for fairy tales or lies.
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Thou shalt not covet thy neighbour's wife nor his house, nor his field
7. Deuteronomy 5:21
But I say, anyone who even looks at a woman with lust has already commited
adultery with her in his heart.
Matthew 5:28
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