anatolian
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Salam.Your circular logic is that "Muhammed can't be a prophet because he behaved immoral and the prophets of God can't behave immoral" although the same source says that God wanted him to do so.God revealed the Prophet to marry with Aisha bint Abu Bakr.You say that "I don't believe that Muhammed is a prophet so God did not reveal him anything therefor his marriage with aisha bint Abu bakr was because of his desire to her." As you see giving His marriage with her can not be used as an argument against his prophethood.There is no circular logic in what I said.
Is this your attempt to divert the topic like so many Muslims do on a regular basis? My reply had to do with recognizing that some of Mohammad's actions were immoral in the AD 600s if they are classified today as immoral. Muslims argue moral relativism when they try to cover up Mohammad's faults. They always have a reason such as "He and the Ummah were provoked" by non Muslims to behave as they did or some other fault of non Muslims. But, the greatest one is when Mohammad claims that Allah commanded him to do something. Mohammad never claimed to have spoken to Allah.
Islamic history never puts the blame on Mohammad or other Muslims. It is unrealistic to believe that non Muslims are the wrongdoers in all cases. This is part of the problem with Muslims. I can't take your religion seriously if you are not willing to see that your prophet was not the best example of all times or even for his life time. There are other people both present and past that have had higher moral and ethical standards than your prophet. Since you and most of your other Muslims (co-religionists) are so blind to this, you cannot make a subjective statement on the issue.
Now let's come to 'the morality' part...
1.If you view the event as a judicial crime, how on earth you can use the islamic hadith books wich you normally don't take as trustworthy sources as an evidence? Lack of evidence.Otherwise you become a hypocrite (like mr.australian)
2.If you use the word with the sociologic sense ,I'm sorry but this puts you in a ridiculous situation since one of the golden laws of sociology and history is that you can't blame the historical events according to the standarts of a later time.
3.If you look from a religious view, as you said God's standarts of morality doesn't change and the Bible your religious book contains several similar events which can beviewed as immoral by today's modern thinking and you don't do it but do it only when Muhammed aleyhissalam did or Islam contains them???
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