@abetterfuture42@realMaalouf the Quran explicitly says:
“Whoever wills—let him believe; and whoever wills—let him disbelieve.” (18:29)
And: “There shall be no compulsion in religion.” (2:256)
Islam teaches that faith is a choice. claiming that every Muslim is part of a borderless threat
@derek_lambada@john606sc@d_white_rabbit In 33 US states, kids under 18 can still legally marry. In California, Mississippi and New Mexico there's no minimum age at all. Bans there get pushback from religious conservatives too.
@john606sc@derek_lambada@d_white_rabbit You don't answer a conspiracy theory.
Saudi Arabia, the most Islamic country: ~0.1 reported rapes per 100k.
UK: ~105. Sweden: ~84. France: ~63.
@derek_lambada@john606sc@d_white_rabbit Most Muslim-majority countries set the legal minimum at 18. Where child marriage still exists, it tracks poverty, not religion, same as in India and parts of Africa. Meanwhile, in most of our countries it's hard to get married even at 35.
@NightNurseeee@john606sc@d_white_rabbit Most Muslim-majority countries set the legal minimum at 18. Where child marriage still exists, it tracks poverty, not religion, same as in India and parts of Africa. Meanwhile, in most countries it's hard to get married even at 35🤣.
@jezholgee@john606sc@d_white_rabbit The video is about a marriage from 1,400 years ago. My point was historical context, not modern practice. Read the thread before replying.
@john606sc@d_white_rabbit And btw, nowadays it’s getting harder for people to even get married at 40 😂. Marriage patterns have changed dramatically over time
@FloridaTrader4@john606sc@d_white_rabbit Insults don’t change historical facts. I’m not defending abuse—I’m pointing out that child marriage existed historically in Jewish, Christian, and Muslim societies. If you disagree, provide evidence rather than insults
@anciaodosdias@john606sc@d_white_rabbit Agreed that protecting minors is vital in 2026. It's a universal legal and human rights issue that applies globally across all cultures and regions, not tied to any single group.
@sola_chad Many false prophets shall rise" (Matt 24:11). Jesus said beware of FALSE prophets, not all prophets. Even the Bible mentions prophets after him (Acts 11:27). The door was never closed.
@faelanatlife@d_white_rabbit Child marriage existed historically in Jewish and Christian societies too, so it cannot accurately be described as an exclusively Islamic practice. Jewish sources contain traditions of very young marriages, including Rebecca—whose age is given as 3 in one rabbinic tradition
@john606sc@d_white_rabbit Child marriage existed historically in Jewish and Christian societies too, so it cannot accurately be described as an exclusively Islamic practice. Jewish sources contain traditions of very young marriages, including Rebecca—whose age is given as 3 in one rabbinic tradition
@d_white_rabbit Child marriage existed historically in Jewish and Christian societies too, so it cannot accurately be described as an exclusively Islamic practice. Jewish sources contain traditions of very young marriages, including Rebecca—whose age is given as 3 in one rabbinic tradition
@d_white_rabbit The Qur’an condemned the killing of girls because of shame, fear, or other reasons. Qur’an 81:8–9 says: “And when the girl who was buried alive is asked, for what sin was she killed?” Muhammad’s teachings rejected this practice,
@evagreemm@DerekC09673033@Acts17David@lilyjayofficial Muhammad ﷺ emphasized honesty and keeping trusts, even when it was difficult or against your own interests. He was known before his prophethood as Al-Amīn (‘the trustworthy’). The moral is universal: don’t lie, cheat, betray people, or take advantage of someone