Nuray, You may deny all you want but.....

Submitted by Mehmet (United States), Dec 1, 2005 at 17:09

Nuray. you wrote I am not a genuine muslim. What is new. All muslims when they disagree with another one immediately challenge his iman. I believe in quran and hadith to the word irrespective of how politically incorrect it may be , where as you are a wishy washy muslim who questions hadith and deny quranic verses to appease westerners.You are christianized muslim as we call in my country.

Quran allows sex with captured women and slave girls and prophet (pbuh) and all sahabas pratised it. There is no doubt what so ever about it as there are too many hadiths which chronicle it and siras which confirm it .
You wrote " Messenger, peace upon him, married one of the slave women. Other Muslims fallowed him. "

That info is not from quran.That could not be from hadith either because he never married a slave girl , if so pl. quote a genuine refernce .

. Why dont you comment about the hadiths which are quoted where prophet (pbuh) distributed captured women among jihadis who had sex with them.

Which slave girl are you talking about whom he married anyways? He married only Safia and Juwarya among his share of captured women whose husbands were killed by muslim jihadi forces in the raids on Khyber and Bani MUstaleeq. He never married Maria or Rehana as later day apologists claim. They stayed his concubines.You may be embarassed about it, I am not. What he did was by Allah's order . A muslim does not have to lie to hide what Allah ordered and prophet (pbuh) carried out.

You never commented on Mauddodis comments also. Do you want opinions of AlAzhar sholars? They are the same as Maudoodis
You may deny all you want but you cannot change what is in the hadiths history and Siras.
By denying quran and hadiths you talked yourself out of islam.

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