Bilawal, introduces a "New" Muhammad

Submitted by Infidel (Canada), Apr 14, 2008 at 01:48

Bilawal is introducing a "New" Muhammad. The "new" Muhammad, "upheld the principles of truth and justice in his private and as well as public life and always abstained from the extremes of life. All his life in Mecca as an ordinary Trader and in Medina, as a Ruler, he led a simple life, avoiding extremes and taught mankind by his personal example to live a similarly moderate life". The "new" Muhammad, "was a perfect example of moderation to his followers".

The "old" Muhammad had 13 or maybe 23 wives, and led his army in over 70 wars, robbing caravans, raping women and slaughtering Jews and Arabs, including the murder of 800 Banu Quriaza who were unarmed, but had refused to become Muslims. The "old" Muhammad had sex with his daughter-in-law, Zainab, a daughter of his Aunt, and who happened to be married to his adopted son, Zaid Bin Mohammed. The "old" Muhammad and his troops raided Kheibar.

The "old" Muhammad took Safiyah as prisoner, after he killed her husband, Kinana, by building a fire on his chest, in order to have Kinana reveal where his wealth was hidden. Safiyah was a beautiful 17 years old Jewish woman who was captured when the "old" Muhammad's troops raided Kheibar. She was the daughter or Huyeiy Ibn Akhtab, the chief of the Banu Nadir, a Jewish tribe of Medina, whom Muhammad had beheaded two years earlier along with the men of Banu Quriaza. Later that evening, the "old" Mohammad took Safiyah to bed with him. We all know about the "old" Muhammad, but thanks to Bilawal, we are now learning about the "new" Muhammad.

One last question Bilawal; when you refer to the "new" Muhammad as(Salla Allah), did you mean; "new" Muhammad...?

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