Islamic history books tell about two prisoners of wars who surrendered to prophet Muhammed during the battle (Badr). One of them was Nadr Ibn Al Harith, and the other was Akba Ibn Abu Mu'et. After capturing them, prophet Muhammed ordered both of them to be KILLED. One of them, Akba, asked prophet Muhammed for mercy and told him about his children and what should they do after his death, then prophet Muhammed simply said: "they go to hell"!
The above incident is mentioned in most Islamic history books, including Ibn Hisham, Al Rawd Al Anf, Ibn Katheer...etc. You can read it in any of those books. Here is a link (in Arabic) to one of those books.
http://sirah.al-islam.com/display.asp?f=...
Did prophet Muhammed really do that? what was his reason for killing those prisoners of war? I understand that this was common by the time, but I thought that prophet Muhammed came with beautiful revolutionary teachings and values that should live until today.
2006-07-23
17:30:22
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Here is the link again:
http://sirah.al-islam.com/display.asp?f=hes1707.htm
2006-07-23
18:50:25 ·
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