DID ALLAH ABROGATE THOU SHALL NOT KILL COMMANDMENT? The spirit of violence that possessed Muhammad and his followers still enslaves Muslims minds today hence their liking for strife and bloodshed. Ishaq:489 “War is kindled by passing winds. Our swords glitter, cutting through pugnacious heads. Allah puts obstacles in our victims’ way to protect His sacred property and our dignity.” The man who kindled the winds of war was: “Allah’s Apostle, our amir, a man whose message we believe; he is a Prophet who recites a luminous light-bringing Book.” Ishaq:489 “Do the bastards think that we are not their equal in fighting? We are men who believe there is no shame in killing. We don’t turn from piercing lances. We smite the heads of the haughty with blows that quash the zeal of the unyielding [non-Muslims]. We’re heroes, protecting our war banner. We are a noble force, as fierce as wolves. We preserve our honor and protect our property by smashing heads.” Tabari VIII:48 “Then he set out at full speed after the enemy—he was like a beast of prey.” When the Muslim militants went after the Meccan caravan and ended up fighting merchants at Badr, Allah (through Muhammad) said in the 8th surah that it was he, not them, who wielded the sword. When the Qaynuqa, Nadir, and Qurayza Jews were terrorized, Allah (through Muhammad) again claimed credit in the 33rd and 59th surahs. On this day, Muhammad sets off with an army, they fight, and yet Allah (through Muhammad) says that he was the killer, the thief, and the slave trader. Believe what you will about “god” being an immoral thug; the creator of the universe cannot be so impotent and delusional he has to usurp credit for acts clearly performed by others. What’s really happening here is the essence of Islam. Muhammad needed a spiritual endorsement to make his vulgar deeds—piracy, the slave trade, and terrorism—seem godly. By alleging that Allah perpetrated the crimes, Muhammad obfuscated personal responsibility for his heinous behavior.
Posted on: Fri, 12 Sep 2014 12:00:01 +0000
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