MUhammad sallalahu alyihi wasallam feared ALLAH and let justice be done

Submitted by bayezid (Bangladesh), Jan 11, 2009 at 02:20

whats pathetic is your... idea of justice.

"O Allah's Apostle! Give us shelter and food. So when they became healthy they said, "The weather of Medina is not suitable for us." So he sent them to Al-Harra with some she-camels of his and said, "Drink of their milk." But when they became healthy, they killed the shepherd of the Prophet and drove away his camels. The Prophet sent some people in their pursuit. Then he got their hands and feet cut and their eyes were branded with heated pieces of iron. I saw one of them licking the earth with his tongue till he died." Bukhari 7. 71.58

some camel herder takes the trouble of feeding some people and giving them shelter. after that those people kill their rescuer and murder him. after that they dismember the body in a gruesome fashion. and the prophet of ALLAH was supposed to earn the wrath of ALLAH by not getting justice for that man?

youre joking right? i'm surprised you dont feel bad for the poor camel herder here. he gives those people food and a place to stay only to get killed in return. how can there be justice if those poeple were simply given a quick deth. did they give a quicjk death to the herder that saved them? did the herder even deserve to die at their hands? !

so the prophet avenged the death of that herder. people that kill you an cut you to pieces are you help them are not given a quick death. they hav created a reason for people not helping other people. they bring out the worst in human beings. the prophet of ALLAH pbuh made an example out of thm.

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