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[quote][quote]If that is true then Muslim historians are saying that Muhammad was a fornicator.  Plain and simple.

I would rather take the Qur'an as testimony to the character of a messenger who lived by it.  Muhammad did NOT fornicate, he did NOT have any children with a concubine.

salaam[/quote]

Excuse me dear Marwan you have become too judgmental, judging everything on the basis of you fixed subjective notions about Islam and morality. According to the general belief of Judaic religions prophets are believed to be 'Masoom' (Not capable of committing sin). As it is the believer has to suspend his personal judgment and only to follow the prophet he believes. In fact religion and morality or ethics do not always correlate. One has even to suspend one's commonsense (aql) to be a religion monger.

As for the secular or natural laws you cannot escape them even if you hate them. I may believe in Islam egotistically like you and feel superior to those considered to be non-muslims or secular but what difference does it make to the laws of nature. One is to grow old to an age called 'Arzal' by Quran and die irrespective of one's belief. More later on.[/quote]

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