When will Muslims put the teachings of Prophet Enslavementality(pbuh) in the Quran?

Answer 1

men cant add on to the quran. the quran is in the same text as it was when it was first writen unlike the bible wich is diffrenet in every other book the text in the quarn are the same

Answer 2

Did you think that the holy Quran does not praise slavery? You are wrong!

The primary source of Islam is the Quran. This document is said to have been communicated to Muhammad by the angel Gabriel from a copy created in heaven by God himself. It refers to slavery quite openly in several places without any attempt to conceal what it means.

These matter-of-fact references indicate that Muhammad did not find anything unusual in this institution. We shall examine ten of the principal references to slavery in the next section of this chapter. There is also a second layer of Islamic jurisprudence. These related to the deeds and words on Muhammad when he was not making the prophetic utterances recorded in the Koran.

They too have been compiled into a series of Books called the Hadith. In the Hadith, which are regarded almost as important as the Koran, there is quite unabashed reference to Muhammad as a slave owner. He is even held as an exemplar in this regard. Both the Koran and the Hadith are treated extremely reverentially by Muslims and there is always the cry of "Back to the Koran and Hadith" whenever enterprising theologians try to give an altered meaning. That is why we have to look at the attitude to slavery as shown in these two primary sources of Islam.

A third source lies in the interpretation and expansion of the sayings in the Koran and the Hadith by a number of Islamic jurists and scholars. They too deal with subjects of slavery and the treatment of non-Muslim people in the areas ruled by Muslims. However there is no new insight that is added, indeed it is not possible to add such new insights to a revelation that is considered closed. It is this codification that is now referred to as the Sharia law. Today there is a clamor for the re-institution of the Sharia Law in Muslim countries as many of them under modern influences have departed from the strict Sharia law. This has not so far led to a call to revive the institution of slavery, perhaps because of the extreme disgust with which this practice is now regarded by civilised society. But it is not inconceivable that it could happen if Islam secures the military means to expand its conquests as it did in its heyday.

Answer 3

We don't "put" things in the Quran! Quran is the word of God we are prohibited from adding anything..or altering anything.

Enslavementality... Mohammed (PBUH) had that?? Quite interesting.. How come I never read of such in the Hadith..

Answer 4

Quran cannot be touched it is well kept as is and nothing been added or taken since Allah (GOD) sent it ,this is the miracle of Prophet Mohammed B.P.U.H . but any way the Sira ( history) of Prophet Mohammed B.P.U.H . is being teached in all schools during religion classes

Answer 5

ohh no someone spoke out on the Quran...Here come the Riots

Answer 6

they dont add things to the quran. It is not a man made book to just add things to oit. ignorance, is why this 99% of all cultures such as yourself die off.

Answer 7

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Answer 8

Shut up you fcuking bastard

Answer 9

Neva...