How many concubines & wives?

Submitted by Mansoor (Pakistan), Mar 12, 2008 at 01:38

I can only laugh louder on your reply. It is as same as a person got all ammunition finished and started fighting with tomatoes.

Fore me it is a good chance to open discussion about your baseless allegation on Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) of enslaving women and marrying under-aged girl. Just read carefully the link below and you will find the explanation very very relevant by your own Christian brother.

http://www.libchrist.com/bible/DavdSolomon.html

I am happy that you can count the names of those women whose names are associated with our beloved Prophet. But can you count the number of women associated with your ideal figures... For me "David" (Hazrat Dawood A.S.) and Solomo (Hazrat Suleman A.S) {as mentioned in the above link and I agree to that completely} were allowed to have concubines and slave girls and they were not prohibited. I have very high respect for both the above prophets and their position is very very noble in my eyes. I must ask you why only Prophet Muhammad is targeted by you the mad disbelievers?????

Few excerpts from the above link are given to open your concealed eyes.

Questions

It is clearly and simply stated in the Bible with no forcing or circumlocution that David, Solomon, and others had wives and concubines, and were men of God. No twisted logic. No playing with words. Plain and simple hermeneutically-acceptable language.

Your bag is empty and you read the above link in full to clear the rust in your heart and short circuits in your brain.

Many readers who must be tapping the back of Plato...should definitely see my point with utmost sincerity and let me know the reaction. I am waiting....

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