Did Mohammad create a dead poets society of his own ?

Question

After his conquest of Mecca, Mohammad killed more satirical poets. He also killed non-poetic or ordinary mockers, and he used a poet to mock a tribe of Jews just before their conquest, slaughter, and enslavement.
The assassination of satirical poets
Once Muhammad reached Medina in AD 622 and gradually grew in military power, his tone and outlook changed. The following murders occur after the Hijrah.
(1) March 624: Al-Nadr bin al-Harith
A Meccan named Al-Nadr bin al-Harith would follow him when he sat in assembly and speak about heroes and kings of Persia, saying, “By God, Muhammad cannot tell a better story than I, and his talk is only of old fables which he has copied as I have.”
(2) March 624: Uqbah bin Abu Muayt
A similar story as that of Nadr can be told about Uqba bin Abu Muayt. He too mocked Muhammad in Mecca and wrote derogatory verses about him. He too was captured during the Battle of Badr, and Muhammad ordered him to be executed. “But who will look after my children, O Muhammad?” Uqba cried with anguish. “Hell,” retorted the Prophet coldly.
HE ALSO ADDRESSED THEM ONCE IN A WHILE
These were the battles of Allah’s Apostle (which he fought), and while mentioning (the Badr battle) he said, “While the corpses of the Meccans were being thrown into the well, Allah’s Apostle said (to them), ‘Have you found what your Lord promised true?” ‘Abdullah said, “Some of the Prophet’s companions said, “O Allah’s Apostle! You are addressing dead people.’ Allah’s Apostle replied, ‘You do not hear what I am saying, better than they.’ (Bukhari )
(3) March 624: Asma bint Marwan
She was a poetess who belonged to a tribe of Medinan pagans who wrote poems mocking Mohammad. The Allah-inspired Prophet heard what she had said, he asked, “Who will rid me of Marwan’s daughter?” A member of her husband’s tribe volunteered and crept into her house that night. She had five children, and the youngest was sleeping at her breast. The assassin removed the suckling child, drew his sword, and plunged it into her, killing her in her sleep.
(4) September 624: Kab bin al-Ashraf
Kab b. al-Ashraf heard about the Muslim victory at the battle of Badr, and he was disgusted, for he thought Muhammad the newcomer to Medina was a trouble-maker and divisive. Kab had the gift of poetry, and after the Battle of Badr he traveled down to Mecca. Arriving in Mecca, he wrote a widely circulated poem, a hostile lament, over the dead of Mecca.
(5) July-August 625: A one-eyed, unnamed Bedouin mocker
(6) After January 630: One singing-girl
What is remarkable about the anecdotes is how the morning prayer provides the setting for a Muslim leaping on a poet and threatening to cut his head off, as if this is an ordinary day and act.

Sources: Bukhari

Answer 1

His legacy is more a dead muslim society. He kills his own people.

Answer 2

Sounds like he did but quote some sources next time so it doesn't just sound like your opinion.

Answer 3

sorry to burst your bubble, but this longass story is all a bunch of crap.

that's no where in Islamic history. why do people especially western people always try to make up history and spread lies?

good question! yet to be answered.

Answer 4

may jesus save his sole...3 stikes your out

Answer 5

shut up n do somthing useful

Answer 6

hey bubble guy, what don't you just shut the ...... up?

Answer 7

What's your point?

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