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[quote][quote]@raushan
My point in submitting the Hadis from 'Suhah Sittah' (The six authentic ahadis) was only to rebut your point that women slaves were not allowed to be used for sex in Islam and in no way to bring into discussion... [/quote]
I m sorry ,i didnt get this point from your previous post.
This narration may be an earlier one ,I mean  before the revelation of the final commands abt slaves.
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the conduct of the Prophet (PBUH) who was no doubt ‘Rehmatulaalimin’.[/quote]
sure,peace be upon him
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As I know one could not marry his own slave (perhaps because she no longer remained a slave on becoming a wife) but as you quoted Quran, one could “Marry them with the leave of their owners and give them their Meh’rs according to what is reasonable.” In this way the owner did not lose a slave after her becoming a wife of somebody else.[/quote]
Exactly,this is the best of all your thoughts.
You ve explained the wisdom of this commands in plain words ,what this ayah aiming at.
In brief,in any case you mentioned,one need to make the slaves free .and this is the utmost aim(gradually not suddenly) of Islam. to abort slavery.
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As regards blasphemy, the main topic of the Hadees, I wonder how can one reconcile the image of the prophet presented in the history and the Quran with the one presented in the said Hadees. 
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yes we should seriously think over it,but the solution is not that to discards these valuable records of prophet at all.we have strong system to check and cross check them established by scholars.
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 In fact they have enacted a law of blasphemy based most probably on the above hadees [/quote]
One one side there are tonns of evidence from quran and hadees itself to leave people to enjoy the freewill, some people selects a few out of context commands,there is no cure for those sick minds.
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which stipulates the punishment of death for blasphemy when the Hadees actually can be interpreted to give any body (even a blind one) to act as a judge, jury and executioner, all in one, at the same time. [/quote]
we dont need to generalise but should be objective always.
people use selective verses to fight with others as well.
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And this is what is actually being practiced in the Pakland. Peoples some times get their personal enmities avenged by a false accusation of blasphemy against their enemies, [/quote]
this is the worst use of religion anyways.

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which being a subjective and undefined concept can lend to any interpretation. In any case, there is no scope either in Quran or Hadees for taking out processions even the peaceful ones not to speak of the ones causing indiscriminate destruction [/quote]
you have wisdom bro,agree.
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 May God save Islam, the religion of peace, from the Mullah whose Deen is nothing but ’Deen-e-Fassaad&quot;.[/quote]
it seems u r full of steam against mullahs,but these are the people whether right or wrong transfered the books in original form to us(not like ulemas of other religions interpolated the text,in such a way that no one can find the message in 'as it is'form.
I use your words for my prayers,
May God save Muslim as Islam can never be in danger,it is GOd's promise, the religion of peace, from not just  Mullahs but anyone  whose Deen is nothing but ’Deen-e-Fassaad....amen[/quote]

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