DEBUNKING THE MYTH OF MUHAMMADS TRUSTWORTHINESS In March 628, Muhammad signed an agreement with the Meccans which demanded a cessation of hostility from both sides for a ten year period. In Islamic history, this is known as ‘the treaty of Hudaybiya’. But it took very little time for Muhammad to breach this treaty. Within just twoyears time of signing the treaty of Hudaybiya, Muhammad’s army became strong enough to defeat the Quraysh. In January 630, he marched towards Mecca with an army of ten thousand fighting men. Simply speaking, the Medinese (People of Medina) trusted Muhammad but Muhammad proved to be disloyal. The Quraysh trusted Muhammad but Muhammad proved to be treacherous. These are just two examples of Muhammad’s dishonesty. Enough had been recorded about the treachery of Muhammad. The history of Islam is full of treachery and deceit. As Sina (2008, p. 101) lamented, “From incest to polygamy, from rape to pedophilia, from assassination to genocide, the Prophet of Allah did them all and encouraged his followers to do the same.” So according to Muhammad’s own definition, he was the biggest hypocrite of Islam. Is there still anything left in favor of Muhammad’s Prophetic claim which cannot be refuted? He was a charlatan in Divine robe to deceive people.
Posted on: Tue, 12 Nov 2013 04:54:41 +0000
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