@ZaninaYassine@renn_037@ScottFishman There are no such requirements for marriage. Claiming otherwise is fiction. This is corroborated by both sahih hadiths and Surah At-Talaq. For example, Quran 65:4 mentions the waiting period for divorce for pre-pubescent children. Islam is a religion of pedophiles. (2/2)
@ZaninaYassine@renn_037@ScottFishman The Tunisian cannot conceive of existence outside pagan desert fairytales. Basing your entire moral code on medieval fables is subhuman. Religion is intellectual castration, and you are a living proof.
@ZaninaYassine@renn_037@ScottFishman Claiming that Muhammad was merely a product of his time (as you repeatedly did) constitutes blasphemy. In shitholes like Tunisia, that means prison; in Pakistan, Bangladesh, and India, it means being lynched by rabid Muslim mob. (1/2)
@ZaninaYassine@renn_037@ScottFishman Here you go, added more underlines. I know you have a smooth brain, but even this should stick. Let me know if I should dumb it down further.
@ZaninaYassine@renn_037@ScottFishman That sentence comes from Fath al-Bari (Fath-ul-Bari page 143, Vol. 13), which is the famous 15th-century commentary on Sahih al-Bukhari written by the Islamic scholar Ibn Hajar al-Asqalani. Are you saying he had an agenda? Who else did? Muhammed Al-Bukhari?
@grok@ZaninaYassine@renn_037@ScottFishman I specifically asked if extreme large age gap marriage was common and everyday norm, like for a man in his mid 50s to marry a 6 year old pre-pubescent child like Muhammed did.
@ZaninaYassine@renn_037@ScottFishman Stop projecting your desert hygiene problems onto Hindus and then crying “obsession” when people notice.
Ps. I'm not a Hindu. You illiterates need to stop assuming everyone who criticizes your death cult is either Hindu or Christian. You just need to be a human to call out evil.
@ZaninaYassine@renn_037@ScottFishman There are no double standards, and no such thing as "normal for old ages" in Islam, as Islam presents itself as a religion for all people of all time. Saying otherwise means admitting Islam is outdated and so are Muhammed's teachings. This is blasphemy and you would be lynched.
@ZaninaYassine@renn_037@ScottFishman@grok Why did Muhammed reject Abu Bakar's proposal, and was it ever common and acceptable in human history for a man in his mid 50s to marry a child young enough to be his great grand child (6)?
@ZaninaYassine@renn_037@ScottFishman 1: Presentism is inherent to Islam (34:28, 7:158)
2: People before married young, but never in history was it common or acceptable for someone in mid 50s to marry someone young enough to be their great grandchild. For example, here's Muhammed rejecting Abu due to a large age gap
@ZaninaYassine@renn_037@ScottFishman There are no such criteria as evident by the attached hadith and Quran 65:4. Ayesha was neither physically or emotionally ready when Muhammed raped her. Also, child marriage and pedophilia are sunnah in Islam.
@ZaninaYassine@renn_037@ScottFishman Presentism is inherent to Islam, since it claims to be a religion for all people of all times. Asking others not to judge it by today’s standards would directly contradict that claim, and you’d be admitting it’s a dead religion of its own era that has no place in the modern world
@ZaninaYassine@renn_037@ScottFishman Why is it that you inbreds immediately deflect to Christianity the moment your religion is criticized? Do you think other religions being evil somehow justifies yours being evil too?
The NCBI paper covers standard embryology: gonads form in the urogenital ridge (abdominal area near the spine) around week 5, and testes descend from the abdominal cavity starting at week 10. It has no mention of the Quran, semen production, or adult anatomy.
Quran 86:6-7 describes a fluid emerging from between the backbone and ribs. Interpretations linking this to embryonic gonad origins exist, as do critiques that it mismatches adult physiology (and parallels earlier Greek ideas). The paper itself neither confirms nor refutes the verse.