.. kebenaran?..
.. babi belepotan taik salman rusdi bicara kebenaran?..
.. mimpi apa lu?..
.. mimpi jadi orang mulia seperti kata juspig?..
..
..


On Wed, Mar 14, 2012 at 6:11 PM, item abu <item...@yahoo.com> wrote:

> **
>
>
> Krn lu goblok, maka lu ga bisa liat kebenaran omongan gua.
>
>
> From: Musik hari Ini <musikhari...@yahoo.com>
> >To: "proletar@yahoogroups.com" <proletar@yahoogroups.com>
> >Sent: Wednesday, March 14, 2012 4:58 PM
>
> >Subject: Re: [proletar] The Disgraceful and Distressing Things Ibn Hisham
> Omitted from Ibn Ishaq’s Biography of Muhammad
> >
> >
> >
> >Tem tidak bermutu postingan elu.........lama2 malah jadi memuak kan
> >buang2 waktu baca postingan elu.....perlu diblock kayaknya
> >susah ururusan dengan manusia yang tidak punya rasa malu!....menjijik kan
> >
> >________________________________
> >From: item abu <item...@yahoo.com>
> >To: "proletar@yahoogroups.com" <proletar@yahoogroups.com>
> >Sent: Wednesday, March 14, 2012 5:48 AM
> >Subject: Re: [proletar] The Disgraceful and Distressing Things Ibn Hisham
> Omitted from Ibn Ishaq’s Biography of Muhammad
> >
> >
> >
> >Hehehe... yg bikin biografi si keparat itu rata2 adalah orang Islam, dan
> mereka emang ngasih info yg menyesatkan.
> >
> >Si Ibn Hisham aja ngaku dia udah ngehilangkan info ttg kebejadan atau
> kekonyolan si keparat yg ada di sirat Ibn Ishaq. Berarti si Ibn Hisham itu
> udah nyesatkan orang Islam.
> >
> >Terjemahan2 Quran dan hadis jg udah banyak nipu krn terjemahannya ga
> akurat dgn sengaja.
> >
> >Orang Islam itu emang tukang tipu sesuai dgn aulohnya yg ngaku sbg tukang
> tipu terbaik.
> >
> >
> >
> >From: safin _blanc <pandan.wangi...@gmail.com>
> >>To: proletar@yahoogroups.com
> >>Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2012 7:55 PM
> >>Subject: Re: [proletar] The Disgraceful and Distressing Things Ibn
> Hisham Omitted from Ibn Ishaq’s Biography of Muhammad
> >>
> >>.. ada puluhan, bahkan bisa jadi ratusan biography muhammad..
> >>.. bisa didapatkan dari amazon.com, bisa juga download langsung ..
> >>.. di gramedia juga macem2..
> >>.. ada pula yg menyertakan fotonya..
> >>..
> >>..
> >>.. rata2 hampir kgak keliatan ngibulnya..
> >>.. orang yg novice bisa saja telen bulet informasi menyesatkan ini..
> >>.. memang serius propaganda orang2 ini mendiskreditkan muhammad dan
> islam..
> >>..
> >>.. harap maklum dan waspada..
> >>..
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>On Mon, Mar 12, 2012 at 5:59 AM, item abu <item...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >>
> >>> **
> >>>
> >>>
> >>> Hehehe... ternyata nabi Islam itu mampus dlm keadaan kontolnya ngaceng.
> >>> Saking hornynya kali si nabi gila sex ini.
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>
> http://www.islam-watch.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=955:the-disgraceful-and-distressing-things-ibn-hisham-omitted-from-ibn-ishaqs-biography-of-muhammad&catid=139:louis-palme&Itemid=58
> >>> The Disgraceful and Distressing Things Ibn Hisham Omitted from Ibn
> Ishaq’s
> >>> Biography of Muhammad
> >>> Sunday, 11 March 2012 01:03 Louis Palme
> >>>
> >>> Amongst them was his "permanent post-mortem erection"?
> >>> ________________________________
> >>>
> >>> Muhammad ibn Abdullah, who died in 632 AD, was the founder of Islam.
> The
> >>> most authoritative biography of Muhammad is titled "The Life of
> Muhammad
> >>> (Sirat Rasul Allah)" originally written by Muhammad ibn Ishaq around
> 760
> >>> AD. No copy of that book remains, but around 800 AD, Ibn Hisham, a
> student
> >>> of Ibn Ishaq reconstructed the biography from fragments and notes that
> he
> >>> had collected.
> >>> In his own notes, Ibn Hisham made a rather troubling confession --
> that he
> >>> had omitted from the biography "things which it is disgraceful to
> discuss;
> >>> matters which would distress certain people." (pg. 691) To calibrate
> just
> >>> how disgraceful or distressing those things must have been, here is a
> >>> sampling of the accounts that Ibn Hisham deemed worthy of including in
> the
> >>> biography:
> >>>
> >>> Child Rape: “He married Aisha in Mecca when she was a child of seven
> and
> >>> lived with her in Medina when she was nine or ten.” (Muhammad was 52
> at the
> >>> time.) (pg. 792)
> >>> Mass Murder of 600-900 Jews: “Then the apostle went out to the market
> of
> >>> Medina and dug trenches in it.  Then he sent for [the Banu Qurayza
> Jews]
> >>> and struck off their heads in those trenches as they were bought out
> to him
> >>> in batches. There were 600 or 700 in all, though some put the figure as
> >>> high as 800 or 900.  This went on until the apostle made an end of
> them.”
> >>> (pg. 464)
> >>>
> >>> Using Camels to Rip a Woman in Two: Muhammad sent Zayd b. Haritha to
> >>> avenge the loss of some Muslims’ lives during a previous raid on
> >>> Wadi’l-Qura.  After killing several villagers, they took Umm Qirfa, the
> >>> wife of Malik, prisoner. They killed her “by putting a rope to her two
> legs
> >>> and to two camels and driving them until they rent her in two.” (pg.
> 665)
> >>>
> >>> Approval of intercession by gods other than Allah: Anxious to attract
> >>> people to Islam, Muhammad was reciting a verse from Allah, “Have you
> >>> thought of al-Lat and al-Uzza and Manat the third, the other (all gods
> of
> >>> the Quayrish tribe in Mecca).” Then, Satan put on Muhammad’s tongue,
> “these
> >>> are the exalted Gharaniq (high flying cranes) whose intercession is
> >>> approved.” (pg. 166) This verse was later revised after complaints by
> >>> Muslims that it implied polytheism, and it can be seen in its present
> form
> >>> in Surah 53:20.
> >>>
> >>> Muhammad’s unusual death and burial
> >>>
> >>> Given the foregoing sampling of the things Ibn Hisham did include in
> the
> >>> biography, the offensive accounts he deleted must have been truly
> >>> disgusting. While we must look elsewhere for what Ibn Hisham found so
> >>> disgraceful and troubling in the original biography of Muhammad, we can
> >>> certainly find evidence even there that something was quite unusual
> about
> >>> Muhammad’s death and burial. Sharia Law stipulates that when a Muslim
> dies,
> >>> he should be undressed and washed by male relatives or his wives,
> wrapped
> >>> in a shroud, and buried immediately after the funeral prayer.
> (Reliance of
> >>> the Traveler, Section g.). However, none of this happened in the case
> of
> >>> Muhammad.
> >>>
> >>> According to Ibn Hisham’s account, Muhammad died at noon on a Monday.
> >>> Since he had not named a successor, rather than tend to Muhammad’s
> burial,
> >>> his followers locked the door of the house and had a meeting nearby to
> >>> decide who would be the next caliph. Once Abu Bakr was named the
> caliph,
> >>> they returned to their deceased Prophet on Tuesday. Ali ibn Abi Talib
> >>> (Muhammad’s son-in-law and a future caliph) and some others took
> charge of
> >>> washing him. Ibn Hisham observed, “The apostle’s body did not present
> the
> >>> appearance of an ordinary corpse.” (pg. 688) Curiously, he did not
> >>> elaborate.
> >>>
> >>> Hadith collector Abu Dawud recorded this account of what happened next:
> >>> "We did not know whether we should take off the clothes of the Apostle
> as
> >>> we took off the clothes of our dead, or wash him while his clothes
> were on
> >>> him. Then a speaker spoke from a side of the house, and they did not
> know
> >>> who he was: Wash the Prophet while his clothes are on him. So they
> stood
> >>> round the Prophet and washed him while he had his shirt on him. They
> poured
> >>> water on his shirt, and rubbed him with his shirt and not with their
> hands.
> >>> Aisha used to say: If I had known beforehand about my affair what I
> found
> >>> out later, none would have washed him except his wives." (Book 20,
> Number
> >>> 3135)
> >>>
> >>> What was it that Muhammad’s favorite wife, nineteen-year-old Aisha,
> found
> >>> out later? This is a bit delicate, so we will just quote Ali’s
> exclamation:
> >>> "O Prophet, thy penis is erect unto the sky!"* This detail was never
> >>> mentioned in Ibn Hisham’s rendering of Muhammad’s biography.
> >>>
> >>> Yes, when Muhammad died he suffered from a permanent post-mortem
> erection,
> >>> sometimes called “angel lust.” The medical term for the condition is
> >>> priapism, and it sometimes occurs when people die suddenly by hanging
> or
> >>> due to stroke, poisoning, or brain embolisms. This is the same
> condition
> >>> that can cause erections “lasting four hours or more” after taking
> popular
> >>> prescription medications to treat erectile dysfunction, such as Viagra
> and
> >>> Cialis.
> >>>
> >>> So after washing Muhammad through his shirt they plied on three layers
> of
> >>> burial garments and put him back on his bed. Then his companions
> disputed
> >>> over where to bury the Prophet of Islam. It was finally agreed to bury
> him
> >>> directly below his bed. So Wednesday night they started to dig his
> >>> grave.  His wife Aisha didn’t even know about the burial until she
> heard
> >>> the sound of pickaxes. Ibn Hisham also reported, “No man acted as imam
> in
> >>> the prayers over the apostle." (pg. 688)
> >>>
> >>> Why the secrecy in burying Muhammad inside a house in the middle of the
> >>> night? Not only was his appearance disgraceful and distressing, but his
> >>> companions feared disputes would break out over this successor. In
> fact,
> >>> the rivalry between Sunni and Shiite factions of Islam began at that
> >>> moment. Four of the first five caliphs, the “rightly guided”
> successors to
> >>> Muhammad, were murdered. Furthermore, his companions feared Muslims
> would
> >>> leave Islam when they learned about Muhammad’s death. Ibn Hisham
> commented,
> >>> “I have heard that Aisha used to say, ‘When the apostle died the Arabs
> >>> apostatized and Christianity and Judaism raised their heads and
> >>> disaffection appeared.’“ (pg. 689) Muhammad’s death prompted the Ridda
> Wars
> >>> (or Wars of Apostasy) in which thousands of Muslims died trying to
> escape
> >>> from Islam. To this day, Muslims are still trying to leave Islam –an
> act
> >>> which is a capital crime in Islam and in no other religion.
> >>>
> >>> *This quote can be found in Edward Gibbon’s, "The Decline and Fall of
> the
> >>> Roman Empire" (1776), Volume 9, page 89, footnote 175.
> >>>
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> >>>
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