Originally posted by RevolutionThroughReason
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How can you say this if you're indifferent about Prophet Mohammad marrying a 9 year old at 53? Keeping in mind morality isn't determined by what the law is. Laws are created to accommodate moral principles, not the other way around. The moral principles that created those laws aren't definite either; they are only a reflection of a population's consensus on right and wrong. Otherwise pre-Islamic Arabia's burying girls and other barbaric practices weren't immoral because it was consistent with the law. For you as muslim, why is it immoral or wrong now and not back then? Shouldn't Islam be the guidance to "right and wrong"? According to Islam, there is nothing to prohibit what Muhammad did. What Islamic basis is there to ridicule a Muslim Pashtun of today's age that marries a 14 year old at the age of 60? Does God's morality change? Mind you, this isn't the case of some peasant in the Middle Ages; it's someone who claimed to be the messenger of God and the ultimate example for humanity. If God's morality is perfect, it doesn't change.
It's hypocritical for you self proclaim muslin to NOT call Muhammad's actions wrong and yet forbid it for people in this age, worst excuse Muhammad in his day and label it acceptable.


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