when she was 9 years old. according to the credible sunni hadith. some of which are accredited to aisha herself.
16 according to her bio as far as I know whish is still underage

however for me all religions are fictional outcomes of their era and culture (no offense to anyone) so they somewhat embrace the views of their era that's my point
because the prophet wasnt just an example for human conduct back then, he still is. so this argument just doesnt work. it can only work as deflection with people who dont know about him still being the perfect example for human conduct. pointing to other assholes who were pedo throughout history is meaningless when no one is taking them or their behavior as an example today.
like I said above fictional outcome that era and culture
 
16 according to her bio as far as I know whish is still underage

however for me all religions are fictional outcomes of their era and culture (no offense to anyone) so they somewhat embrace the views of their era that's my point
Ok, but you do understand that its still applicable today? so handwaving the problem with "different era" not being productive by any means?

the sahih sunni hadiths have her age at 6/7 at the point of marriage and at 9 at the consummation of marriage. to arrive at a different age you have to perform some mental gymnastics by using ages of different characters (Despite her age being directly stated multiple times by multiple people) or straight up rejecting the hadiths altogether (which wouldnt really help that case though)
 
sure, but there is the issue of people exploiting this term to silence criticism of islam or brand critics of islam as racists when they are not.

which is why i never use the term and im with Gyro, if you take this term at face value, its bs. because there is nothing irrational about hating an oppressive, dangerous, totalitarian belief system.
Yeah. I was using that argument too when I was using my hate of Islam to reply to muslim who were using that term that they were legitimizing violence against those who are blaspheming.

..Not understanding that I was talking to people who are in reality expressing just the TIP of the frustration they accumulate under the oppression that is systemic Islamophobia, the tip being the straw that breaks the camel's back in their case.

People would be a lot more encline to accept blasphemy or the critic of Islam if they were not targetted daily by people, politics and medias.

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As for Islam.

A good materialist recognize that religion while being sub systems of oppression are not the problems are their interpretation evolves with times.

A such, the real problem is patriarchy and capitalism. Not Islam. Unless the oppression start to become a systemic problem, religion are simply a reflection of other oppressions, oppressions that are ignored vulontarily by people who are hating daily on Islam and muslims.
 
..Not understanding that I was talking to people who are in reality expressing just the TIP of the frustration they accumulate under the oppression that is systemic Islamophobia, the tip being the straw that breaks the camel's back in their case.
Or, there are legit people who use it solely to silence critics of islam by branding them racists.
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A such, the real problem is patriarchy and capitalism. Not Islam. Unless the oppression start to become a systemic problem, religion are simply a reflection of other oppressions, oppressions that are ignored vulontarily by people who are hating daily on Islam and muslims.
capitalism and patriarchy arent about putting apostates or homosexuals to death.

you can do this dance, i wont. islam is just as much a problem
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People would be a lot more encline to accept blasphemy or the critic of Islam if they were not targetted daily by people, politics and medias.
doubtful
 
Ok, but you do understand that its still applicable today? so handwaving the problem with "different era" not being productive by any means?
sorry I didn't get your point.. are you saying that many Muslims are still pedos due to their teachings??
the sahih sunni hadiths have her age at 6/7 at the point of marriage and at 9 at the consummation of marriage. to arrive at a different age you have to perform some mental gymnastics by using ages of different characters (Despite her age being directly stated multiple times by multiple people) or straight up rejecting the hadiths altogether (which wouldnt really help that case though)
I m not defending anything tho
 
Yeah. I was using that argument too when I was using my hate of Islam to reply to muslim who were using that term that they were legitimizing violence against those who are blaspheming.

..Not understanding that I was talking to people who are in reality expressing just the TIP of the frustration they accumulate under the oppression that is systemic Islamophobia, the tip being the straw that breaks the camel's back in their case.

People would be a lot more encline to accept blasphemy or the critic of Islam if they were not targetted daily by people, politics and medias.

---

As for Islam.

A good materialist recognize that religion while being sub systems of oppression are not the problems are their interpretation evolves with times.

A such, the real problem is patriarchy and capitalism. Not Islam. Unless the oppression start to become a systemic problem, religion are simply a reflection of other oppressions, oppressions that are ignored vulontarily by people who are hating daily on Islam and muslims.
muslims' inability to accept blasphemy or criticism of Islam has nothing to do with them being targeted. Instead, it stems from deep seated indoctrination

I was born a Muslim, and this is what I was taught , not just by my family, but also by the society and media of the Muslim world (not limited to my country):

"we Muslims are the ones who are right; everyone else is wrong. Don't let anyone speak badly about the religion or the Prophet because God will be angry. Blasphemers deserve death because we're right. We are the good ones, while Jews, Christians, and the West are inherently bad. We are victims, and the whole world is conspiring against us. etc..."

this narrative isn't just a one time lesson , it's a constant, repetitive message reinforced through religious sermons, educational systems, and social discourse. It creates a mindset where questioning or dissent is not merely discouraged , it is considered a betrayal of faith, an unforgivable sin that can lead to death

even if Muslims were given the entire world, they would still not allow criticism of their religion or Prophet. This inability to tolerate differing perspectives or engage in open dialogue about their faith is not accidental , it's a direct outcome of the ideological framework Islam fosters

the root of the problem is not external factors, such as "Islamophobia" or perceived conspiracies. The real problem lies within Islam itself , the way it is structured, taught, and enforced. Islam, places unquestionable reverence above reason, faith above facts, and obedience above critical thought
this indoctrination creates a paradox , while muslims are taught to believe they are victims of global conspiracies, they are also conditioned to suppress the freedom of others to think, speak, or question. This dual narrative of victimhood and superiority leaves no room for growth, introspection, or meaningful reform
 
I see that people are commenting about the pedo stuff without even watching the videos posted...
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muslims' inability to accept blasphemy or criticism of Islam has nothing to do with them being targeted. Instead, it stems from deep seated indoctrination

I was born a Muslim, and this is what I was taught , not just by my family, but also by the society and media of the Muslim world (not limited to my country):

"we Muslims are the ones who are right; everyone else is wrong. Don't let anyone speak badly about the religion or the Prophet because God will be angry. Blasphemers deserve death because we're right. We are the good ones, while Jews, Christians, and the West are inherently bad. We are victims, and the whole world is conspiring against us. etc..."

this narrative isn't just a one time lesson , it's a constant, repetitive message reinforced through religious sermons, educational systems, and social discourse. It creates a mindset where questioning or dissent is not merely discouraged , it is considered a betrayal of faith, an unforgivable sin that can lead to death

even if Muslims were given the entire world, they would still not allow criticism of their religion or Prophet. This inability to tolerate differing perspectives or engage in open dialogue about their faith is not accidental , it's a direct outcome of the ideological framework Islam fosters

the root of the problem is not external factors, such as "Islamophobia" or perceived conspiracies. The real problem lies within Islam itself , the way it is structured, taught, and enforced. Islam, places unquestionable reverence above reason, faith above facts, and obedience above critical thought
this indoctrination creates a paradox , while muslims are taught to believe they are victims of global conspiracies, they are also conditioned to suppress the freedom of others to think, speak, or question. This dual narrative of victimhood and superiority leaves no room for growth, introspection, or meaningful reform
Brave of you to admit this.
 
Or, there are legit people who use it solely to silence critics of islam by branding them racists.
Yes. The same who are oppressed by Systemic Islamophobia. So, instead of focusing on their arguments, try to look at what they are not telling you.


capitalism and patriarchy arent about putting apostates or homosexuals to death.
Actually yes. It is. Less for capitalism but it participate in that.

Patriarchy is the PRIME reason why homosexuals are targetted.

Patriarchy created over the time something we call heteronormativity. Heteronormativity is exactly the reason why LGBTQI+ communities are targetted by the far right.

Leftist library >>

UNDERSTANDING HETERONORMATIVITY

- [VIDEO] - What is heteronormativity ?
- [VIDEO] - Gender studies / The theory of Gender - Sociology
- [VIDEO] - Understanding Gender - Judith Butler

muslims' inability to accept blasphemy or criticism of Islam has nothing to do with them being targeted. Instead, it stems from deep seated indoctrination

I was born a Muslim, and this is what I was taught , not just by my family, but also by the society and media of the Muslim world (not limited to my country):

"we Muslims are the ones who are right; everyone else is wrong. Don't let anyone speak badly about the religion or the Prophet because God will be angry. Blasphemers deserve death because we're right. We are the good ones, while Jews, Christians, and the West are inherently bad. We are victims, and the whole world is conspiring against us. etc..."

this narrative isn't just a one time lesson , it's a constant, repetitive message reinforced through religious sermons, educational systems, and social discourse. It creates a mindset where questioning or dissent is not merely discouraged , it is considered a betrayal of faith, an unforgivable sin that can lead to death

even if Muslims were given the entire world, they would still not allow criticism of their religion or Prophet. This inability to tolerate differing perspectives or engage in open dialogue about their faith is not accidental , it's a direct outcome of the ideological framework Islam fosters

the root of the problem is not external factors, such as "Islamophobia" or perceived conspiracies. The real problem lies within Islam itself , the way it is structured, taught, and enforced. Islam, places unquestionable reverence above reason, faith above facts, and obedience above critical thought
this indoctrination creates a paradox , while muslims are taught to believe they are victims of global conspiracies, they are also conditioned to suppress the freedom of others to think, speak, or question. This dual narrative of victimhood and superiority leaves no room for growth, introspection, or meaningful reform
No.

And I won't discuss with you on that.
 

Reborn

Throughout Heaven & Earth,I alone am d Honored One
Yes. The same who are oppressed by Systemic Islamophobia. So, instead of focusing on their arguments, try to look at what they are not telling you.



Actually yes. It is. Less for capitalism but it participate in that.

Patriarchy is the PRIME reason why homosexuals are targetted.

Patriarchy created over the time something we call heteronormativity. Heteronormativity is exactly the reason why LGBTQI+ communities are targetted by the far right.

Leftist library >>

UNDERSTANDING HETERONORMATIVITY

- [VIDEO] - What is heteronormativity ?
- [VIDEO] - Gender studies / The theory of Gender - Sociology
- [VIDEO] - Understanding Gender - Judith Butler


No.

And I won't discuss with you on that.
Your answer to his experience is "No"

Lmao

So only your experience counts?

Only your perspectives matters? Lol
 
consider the following example
you may see ads on YouTube showing Palestinians in Gaza crying out for help, pleading, "Where is your humanity? Help me, I’m a human. If you care about human life, don’t skip this video. From human to human, where’s your heart and compassion?" These appeals tug at your sense of empathy and moral obligation.

but these same individuals, who appeal to universal human values when they are victims, often have zero issue when the same principles are denied to others. They would not bat an eye if:

A gay person was thrown off a rooftop to their death simply for being born gay.
A woman was stoned to death for choosing to have consensual sex with a man outside of marriage.
A man was beheaded for exercising his right to leave the religion.

This stark hypocrisy is not incidental
it's a product of indoctrination. Muslims are conditioned to view themselves as perpetual victims deserving global compassion, yet they are also taught to show no empathy for those who transgress their rigid moral and religious codes.

Stop making excuses , this cult is evil.
 
Your answer to his experience is "No"

Lmao

So only your experience counts?

Only yours perspectives matters? Lol
Actually, it's not my experience. My experience is the same as you guyz > I come from an Islamophobic background.

This is about science, sociological studies and the comprehension of systemic Islamophobia in the west.

I'm done discussing basic factual data with windmills.
 

Reborn

Throughout Heaven & Earth,I alone am d Honored One
Actually, it's not my experience. My experience is the same as you guyz > I come from an Islamophobic background.

This is about science, sociological studies and the comprehension of systemic Islamophobia in the west.

I'm done discussing basic factual data with windmills.
You clearly said "No" to his post in which he was sharing his experience.

This reflects more on how you don't give a shit about other people experiences and perspectives and only see yours as right one.
 
You clearly said "No" to his post on which he was sharing his experience.
You are not in a place to give me moral lessons to the fact of giving a sh*t on other's experience.. I'm not replying to the experience but the affirmation that the problem is the religion.

I won't discuss more that this on this topic. Either you understand or you do not. End of discussion.
 
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