Prophet Muhammad: A Lust Driven Man

Muslims often speak with pride, of Muhammad’s battles. It is a pride based on illusion. He was not a warrior. He preferred terrorism. It was more effective.

The raids did not just bring wealth to Muslims; it also provided them with sex  

slaves. Juwairiya was a young woman whose husband was slain when Muslims  

raided her village. She fell to the lot of a Muslim marauder.

Aisha, Muhammad’s  

favorite and youngest wife who had accompanied Muhammad in this expedition  

and narrated

This account should end any argument about the real motive behind Muhammad's multiple marriages.

He and his men murdered Juwairiya’s husband in an unprovoked raid. She was the daughter of the chief of Bani Mustaliq and a princess in her own right. She was reduced to a slave and became the possession of one of Muhammad’s thugs. However, because of her beauty, the holy Prophet offered to “set her free” under the condition that she marry him. Is that freedom? 

What other choice did she have? Even if Muhammad did actually set her free, where could she go?

Muslim apologists insist that most of Muhammad’s wives were widows. One  

could thus get the impression that they were old and unwanted and that he married  

them out of charity. What they leave out is that these “widows” were young and  

beautiful, and they had become widows because Muhammad had murdered their  

husband. Juwairiya was 20 years old at the time and Muhammad was 58. 

Muhammad’s own biographers admit that he did not marry women unless they were  

young, beautiful, and childless. Except for Sauda, all Muhammad’s wives were in  

their teens or early twenties and this is when he was in his fifties and sixties. 

The historian Tabari narrates that Muhammad solicited Hind bint Abu Talib, his own  

cousin, to marry him, but when she told him that she had a child he desisted. 

Another woman was Zia’h bint Aamir. Muhammad asked someone to solicit her for marriage. She accepted, but when he was told of her age, he changed his mind.

A Muslim named Jarir ibn Abdullah narrated that Muhammad asked him,  “Have you got married?" He replied in the affirmative. Muhammad enquired, “A virgin or a matron?” He responded, “I married a matron.” Then Muhammad said, “Why not a virgin? So you may play with her and she may play with you?”

Ibn Sa’d also writes that when Muhammad heard of the beauty of Zaba’a, daughter of Amir, who was a widow, he sent a message with her son telling him he would like to marry his mother. The boy went home to inform her mother. When he left, Muhammad was told that although very beautiful, she is not that young  

anymore. So when her son returned and told Muhammad that his mother had accepted his proposal, he remained silent.

Women for the messenger of Allah were only sex objects. Their function was to satisfy their husband sexually and give birth to their children. The following story will debunk any claim that Muhammad married older women for their protection.

Barra’a narrated, the Prophet sent message to Sauda informing her that he had divorced her. When Sauda heard the news, she sat in the way of the Prophet to Aisha’s house. When she saw the Prophet she told him, I beseech you by the one who has revealed to you the Quran and has exalted you above all the creation to tell  

me why you divorced me. Have I done something wrong that has offended you?  

The Prophet said no! Sauda said, I then beg you for the sake of the same God to not  

divorce me. I am getting old; I don’t need to be with a man. You can use my turn to stay with Aisha, but I wish that in the day of resurrection to be counted amongst your wives. The Prophet agreed and Sauda said that since then the Prophet spent the nights that were her turn with his favorite wife Aisha.

Muhammad decided to divorce Sauda because she was old and perhaps not very attractive. His other wives were teenagers or in their early twenties.

Sauda was not pretty. Muhammad decided to get rid of her to “play” with his prettier and younger wives. How could she survive on her own in that kind of patriarchal society? She thought that as long as she remains a wife of the Prophet, her material needs will be taken care of – and indeed they were.

The Quran limits believers to have no more than 4 wives but Mohd did not wish to be restricted by his own rules. He made allah reveal in the Quran 33.49-50 telling him that he can have as many women he wants in form of wives, sex slaves, concubines etc.

Mohd’s marriage to Zainab is one of the towering examples of Mohd’s uncontrolled lust for women where he ended up marrying his adopted son’s wife after being smitten by her beauty.

From the aforementioned facts we can clearly infer that Mohd apart from being a murderer was also a lust driven individual who had no control over his sexual behaviours indulging in widespread incest and debaucheries.