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Hi everyone,
So I hope you watched my last video; it's almost got like 300,000 views on YouTube. It was to do with exposing the scary verses in the Quran, and in the video I basically mentioned that the verses in the Quran are relatively mild compared to the hadiths.
If you don't know what the hadiths are, hadiths are basically a collection of books that came after the Quran, and some of them were said by Muhammad himself, or some of them were, you know, basically notes taken from what Muhammad said. These collection of books have led to Sharia law, right?
Then there are hundreds and hundreds of books of hadiths. We have both Sunni hadiths and Shia hadiths, and these are basically laws or these are basically things that Muhammad himself said or people that came after him. But there are many of them, and there are a lot of arguments over which ones are correct and which ones are not.
So what I've done for this video, I've actually gone right back to the beginning, and basically the first six books that were written by people that were around Muhammad are the ones that are universally accepted by all Muslims. Okay?
Basically, I'm just going to go through them, and I want you to make up your own mind regarding what you think of them. Again, my question would be to K: are we Islamophobic if we question these hadiths?
If you haven't seen the first video yet, I suggest you go and check it out. I think there will be a thumbnail here or a link in the description. Make sure you watch that video first and then come back to this video so I can go through the hadiths.
So bear with me because this is a long list. I might not go through all of them, but I will try to go through as many as I can.
Okay, so number one, hadith on apostasy: it says, "Whoever changes his religion, kill him." (Sahih al-Bukhari, Book 9, Chapter 84, Verse 57).
And you know, Sahih al-Bukhari was one of the closest people to Muhammad, and he's the one that actually wrote the majority of the early hadiths.
Number two, hadith on women: "I have not seen anyone more deficient in intelligence and religion than you, women. A cautious sensible man could be led astray by some of you." (Sahih al-Bukhari, Book 1, Chapter 6, Verse 301).
Hadith on child marriage: Aisha reported that Prophet Muhammad married her when she was 6 years old and consummated the marriage when she was 9. (Sahih al-Bukhari, Book 7, Hadith 62, Verse 64).
Hadith on beating wives: The prophet is reported to have said, "A man will not be asked as to why he beat his wife." (Sunan Abi Dawood, Book 11, Chapter 11, Verse 2142).
And the next one is a Surah in the Quran, which I'm going to read: "As for women of whom you fear rebellion, convince them and leave them apart in beds and beat them. Then if they obey you, do not seek a way against them." (Surah An-Nisa, Quran 4:34).
So it's basically permissible to beat your wife and beat women up in Islam.
Hadith on Jews: "The hour will not be established until you fight with the Jews, and the stone behind which a Jew will be hiding will say, 'Oh Muslim, there's a Jew hiding behind me, so kill him.'" (Sahih al-Bukhari, Book 4, Chapter 52, Verse 177).
And people wonder why Muslims are so anti-Semitic and they want to eradicate Israel. There was a statement made that the Quran is about 12% anti-Semitic, while Mein Kampf by Hitler is only like 7% anti-Semitic.
Okay, moving on.
So again, something to do with the Jews: Sahih al-Bukhari, Book 4, Chapter 54, Verse 524 discusses Jews being cursed and transformed into rats.
Again, Sahih al-Bukhari 4,138: This hadith discusses the permissibility of sexual relations with slave women, emphasizing that such relations were permissible after ensuring the women were not pregnant.
As I said in the previous video, Muhammad said it's permissible to have sex with women that have been captured in war, so it's basically allowed to have sex slaves.
Sahih Muslim 3,432: This hadith discusses the permissibility of having—oh sorry, I already read that, so that was the previous one.
Surah At-Tawbah: "Fight those who do not believe in Allah or the Last Day." (Quran 9:29).
Again, the next one is in the Quran, and these are the verses that I missed in the last video, so I just wanted to include them here.
Surah Al-Ma'idah, 5:33: "Indeed, the penalty for those who wage war against Allah and His Messenger and strive upon earth corruption is none but that they be killed or crucified."
So basically, anyone that questions Islam or anyone that wants to go against Islam should be killed or crucified.
Again, the next one is a Surah from the Quran: Surah At-Tawbah, 9:5: "Then when the sacred months have passed, kill the polytheists whenever you find them."
Polytheists are people that believe in multiple different gods, you know, like the Greeks, even the Persians. But with the Persians, because they had a Zoroastrian religion, it's called Zoroastrianism, and say, "Well, there are idolators and there are polytheists," meaning they worship many different gods, so you have to kill them.
Sahih Bukhari, Book 8, 82, Verse 794: "Punishment for those who commit sodomy is death."
So I'm going to read that again: "Punishment for those who commit sodomy is death."
This is used against the LGBTQ community and against gay people because they see homosexuality as a form of sodomy, and that's why they are killed in some parts of Islam. Like in Taliban, even in Gaza, they throw gay people off buildings, which I again find extremely ironic—queer for Palestine.
The Quran killed in Palestine, so I don't know what they're talking about.
Sahih Muslim 4,366: "Punishment for theft is cutting off hands and feet, usually on opposite sides of the body."
Okay, so as you know, if you steal something in Islam, your punishment is cutting off limbs, usually a hand or foot, or maybe sometimes a right hand and a left foot, yeah?
Sahih al-Bukhari, Chapter 84, Verse 57: "Whoever changes his Islamic religion, then kill him."
So again, we discussed this in the last video. People that are apostates in Islam, their punishment is death, and I would fall into that category because I was born a Muslim.
To be honest with you, I never was a so-called Muslim. I never really prayed, even though I've been to Friday prayers. Even though I know how to pray, I was never really a hardcore Muslim.
Then when I became a teenager, I started studying a bit more and then I realized this doesn't make sense. The funny thing with Islam is that if you're born into it, then you don't have a choice; you're born a Muslim.
So if you decide to leave Islam, then you're an apostate, but you were never given a choice to begin with, so I don't understand that concept.
Okay, so I'm going to give you also some facts about the life of Muhammad. I've made another video about this, which I'm going to share with you at the end of this video, in which I delve into the life of Muhammad much deeper. It's one of the first videos I actually ever made, eight months ago.
So anyway, Muhammad married his daughter-in-law Zainab. Zainab was in her chamber undressed, and admiration for her entered the heart of the Prophet.
Then on one occasion, the prophet caught sight of her and felt love for her. "Believing women, if she gives to the prophet, and if the prophet wishes to marry her."
So basically, what he done is that he used his power as a prophet to fulfill his own sexual fantasies and desires because there's a lot of hadiths about sexualities and Surahs about hadiths.
It's funny to me that every time Muhammad wanted something, he went and said, "Oh well, God told me. God sent me this Surah, so now it's permissible for me to have sex slaves from war or to marry my own daughter-in-law."
I would also say that it's quite racist. Islam, because sometimes when you look at certain hadiths and certain Surahs, you're like the color black, and black people were kind of looked down upon.
I'm going to tell you exactly why.
Sahih al-Bukhari 6:1: "One day, some faces will turn white and some faces will turn black. As for those whose faces turn black, to them it will be said, 'Did you disbelieve after your belief? Then taste the punishment for what you used to reject.'"
So basically, what he's saying is that on the Day of Judgment, people whose skin becomes white are believers and they're good people, and those whose skin turns black, they are bad people.
Sahih al-Bukhari 70:39, narrated by Abdullah bin Omar concerning the dream of the prophet in Medina: "The prophet said, 'I saw in a dream a black woman with unkempt hair going out of Medina and settling at Ma Mahaya.' I interpreted this as a symbol of the epidemic of Medina."
So again, the prophet apparently sees a black woman in his sleep, and he interprets that as an epidemic. Make of that what you will.
Also, in Islam, one of the rewards of going to Jannah or Heaven, as they call it, is that men get 72 virgins, and they call these virgins 'huris.'
It's ironic because I don't really know what the achievement or what the gift for women is in Heaven, but men get 72 virgins, and the word 'huri' actually means light-skinned women.
So men get 72 beautiful light-skinned women that are all virgins. I wonder what a girl from Somalia or from South Sudan—as a black Muslim woman—would feel about that. I'm just curious.
So now we're going to go into the part of female sex slaves which we've already discussed, but there is more.
Sunan An-Nasa'i 3,959: It was narrated from Anas that the messenger of Allah had female sex slaves with whom he had intercourse. But Aisha and Hafsa would not leave him alone until he said that she was forbidden for him.
Then Allah, the mighty and sublime revealed, "Oh Prophet, why do you forbid for yourself that which Allah has allowed you to..." until the end of the verse.
So basically, Aisha is Muhammad's wife, and she was 6 years old when they got married and had sex when she was 9. Apparently, during that time he was married to her, he also had sex slaves.
In Islam, the rule is that a man can have up to four wives, and he can have unlimited temporary marriages, what they call 'nikah mut'ah,' or sometimes even sex slaves, right?
So the rule is that if you want to marry your second wife or you want to have a temporary marriage or a sex slave, then your wife has to agree to that.
So if you get married the first time and you want to get married the second time, your first wife has to say, "Okay, you can marry the second wife and the third and the fourth."
But Muhammad, funnily enough, these rules didn't apply to him because he didn't need the authority of Aisha or the consent, I should say, of Aisha to have other sex slaves, which is quite ironic because there's one rule for him and one rule for everyone else.
Anyway, Sahih al-Bukhari 5,686: Narrated by Anas, "The climate of Medina did not suit some people, so the prophet ordered follow his shepherd—I.e. his camels—and drink their milk and urine as medicine."
So basically, Muhammad told his followers to drink the urine of their camel because that’s a medicine.
To this day, they do this actually; I'm not joking. To this day, that is considered a remedy. Even some scholars in Iran say, "Well, you need to drink camel urine," even though there's no scientific data that would prove that's medicine, but because the prophet said it, they still do it.
Sahih al-Bukhari: "The prophet used to visit all his wives in the round during the day and at night; they were 11 in number."
At one point, Muhammad was married to 11 different wives.
By that logic, I just don't understand how any woman in good conscience that knows the facts, knows the life of Muhammad, knows what he says in Islam regarding women—how they are second-class citizens—would be a woman like being a woman and being a Muslim is a dire position.
But what's even a bigger dire position is being a Muslim woman feminist, you know, and I just guess these people don't know what they're talking about. But if they do, then that is a brain virus.
So I tried to go through these hadiths as best as I could.
Yeah, again, let me know what you think. I made another video eight months ago, and it was one of my first videos where I delved into Islam as an ideology as a whole. I questioned the life of Muhammad, so you will see the link here somewhere.
Thank you for watching.
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