muhammad

True History of Islam, Mohammed and the Koran
Mohammad Daneshfar to only six years in jail for killing her lover. According to Sharia
law, murder carries a lesser penalty than "crimes against chastity."
Benevolence and Forgiveness
One time a woman was brought to Muhammad who had committed adultery. They
asked him, "What shall we do with her Muhammad said, "Go away. Bring her back
after the baby is born." So they brought her back after the baby was born, and
Muhammad said, "Let her go and nurse the child. Bring her back when the child is
two years old." So they brought her back, and Muhammad said, "Take the baby
from her and kill her." And that is what they did. Reference: "Islam and Terrorism", Page
203-204
Islam has always been strong on "forced conversions", especially via terror and the
sword:
"When Muhammad and his followers were about to attack Mecca to subjugate it to
Islam, his adherents arrested Abu Sufyan, one of Mecca's inhabitants. They brought
him to Muhammad. Muhammad told him: "Woe to you, O Abu Sufyan. Is it not time
for you to realize that there is no God but the only God" Abu Sufyan answered: "I
do believe that." Muhammad then said to him: "Woe to you, O Abu Sufyan. Is it not
time for you to know that I am the apostle of God" Abu Sufyan answered: "By God,
O Muhammad, of this there is doubt in my soul." The 'Abbas who was present with
Muhammad told Abu Sufyan: "Woe to you! Accept Islam and testify that Muhammad
is the apostle of God before your neck is cut off by the sword." Thus he professed
the faith of Islam and became a Muslim." (Ibn Hisham, "The Biography of
Muhammad" (Part 4, Page 11). This man, Abu Sufyan, was not a believer at first,
but he quickly "believed" after he was threatened by death.' Contrast this with
Christianity, which rejects the testimony of the mouth if it does not stem from faith
that is rooted in the heart first.
Contrast the above to what Jesus said about stoning and adultery:
According to the Gospel of John, the Jewish Priests (Pharisees), in an attempt to discredit
Jesus, brought a woman charged with adultery before him. The Pharisees reminded Jesus
that adultery was punishable by stoning under Law of Moses and challenged Jesus to
judge the woman so that they might then accuse him of disobeying the law. Jesus thought
for a moment and then replied, “He that is without sin among you, let him cast the first
stone at her.” The people crowded around him were so touched by their own consciences
that they departed. When Jesus found himself alone with the woman, he asked her who
were her accusers. She replied, “No man, lord.” Jesus then said, “Neither do I condemn
thee: go and sin no more.”
The hypocrites who had been blinded to their own sin were judged first. It was their own
consciences that caused them to depart from Jesus’ company! The accused remained in
Jesus’ company and no doubt was sorry for her sin. She received forgiveness of her sins
from Jesus who has the power to do this! The others wandered away in shame.
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