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so much evil

in the Quran Muhammad kill people

I saw Muhammad beheaded people

cut people's hand off

kill those who don't believe in Allah

this could not be from God

everything Jesus said is the message of love

forgiveness the victory of life over death

the victory of love over hatred

and I saw that that he's a savior the Redeemer

this video did really make me think

is Muhammad actually a violent person

I need to get to the bottom of this

let's ask Chatty BT hey Chatty BT

I have a question so

today we're going to discuss a little

bit about Prophet Muhammad uh

so I want you to reference the Quran and the Hadids

so the first question is

did Prophet Muhammad ever personally kill anyone

in the historical at the counts

there's no clear evidence that Prophet Muhammad

personally killed anyone if we look at the hadiths

can we just delve into Prophet Muhammad's character

during warfare

certainly in the Hadids

Prophet Muhammad is portrayed as a compassionate

and merciful leader

during warfare he emphasized ethical conduct

prohibited harm to non carbatants

and encouraged humane treatment of prisoners

after victories he would often express sadness saying

do they not know what is better for them

this highlights his preference for peace

and reconciliation I didn't know that alright

so another question I have is like in the Quran

how many times is the word jihad mentioned

in the Quran the term jihad appears around 41 times

can you just find the actual term jihad for me in like

one sentence

sure jihad fundamentally means striving or struggling

and in an Islamic context

it refers to the effort to live a life of virtue

to spread and defend Islam

and to improve oneself and society

really that's crazy

cause the stereotype is that jihad means war

to die for God basically

where did this come from

the stereotype that jihad means for dying for god

likely stems from a misunderstanding

and misrepresentation of the term

especially in the media and popular culture

hang on a minute so if that's the case

in the Quran

how many times is the word jihad actually used for

like physical violence and in wartime

in the Quran out of the 41 mentions of jihad

only a few specifically refer to physical fighting

and these are under strict conditions

emphasizing defense and Protection

the majority of references

focus on the broader concept of striving

in the path of god

which includes personal and spiritual efforts

wow so

why do people always

stereotypically say that Jesus was love

and Muhammad brought hate and violence

like where does this even come from

the stereotype stems from selective interpretations

and misunderstandings of religious texts

where did this misinterpretation come from

Muhammad's role as a leader

involved guiding a community

in both spiritual and worldly matters

his life encompassed a broader scope

including governance and conflict

as he sought to establish a just society

based on divine guidance

this often necessitated defense and political strategy

distinguishing his role from that of Jesus

whose mission

was more singularly focused on spiritual teaching

Prophet Muhammad has been criticized by non Muslims

and ex Muslims he's been called a feminizer

he's been called a lot of different names that

I don't even want to say it here

but today I am going to ask charity PT

what does she think and she will remain very unbiased

I haven't programmed her in any way

like a lot of people um

accuse Lily Day of programming the LGBT

before she ask her questions

but I have asked her to stay neutral

and I'm going to give her some instructions

right in front of you he chaired DPT

Prophet Muhammad has been called a viminizer by

ex Muslims and non Muslims

can you please use Islamic sources

and non Islamic historical sources and comment on it

the claim that Prophet Muhammad was a womanizer

is a perspective held by some critics

but it's important to understand

the context of his marriages

through both Islamic and non Islamic historical lenses

Islamic perspective in Islamic tradition

Muhammad's marriages are seen as part of his role

as a leader and a prophet

they served various purposes

including strengthening community ties

providing Protection to widows

and exemplifying compassionate treatment of women

non Islamic historical perspective

Non Islamic historians often analyze his marriages

in the context of 7th century Arabian society

marriages at that time were often strategic

forming alliances and ensuring tribal cohesion

critics who label him a womanizer

may overlook the social

political and humanitarian reasons behind his marriages

in conclusion

while some critics interpret his multiple marriages

through a modern lens historical

and Islamic perspectives

provide a more nuanced understanding

of his motivations and the societal norms of his time

when I was little

I actually had questions about his character

also because of his multiple marriages

however as I grow older and my brain matured

I started to understand much deeper meaning behind

all his actions

including his multiple marriages and his character

today I'm getting help from charity

BT and clearing Prophet Muhammad's name

can you please again use historical

non Islamic sources and Islamic sources

and comment on how Prophet Muhammad picked his wives

was it based on beauty

on wealth

or was it based on moral character and compassion

sure let's delve into

the reasons behind Prophet Muhammad's marriages

from both Islamic and non Islamic perspectives

Islamic sources Islamic traditions

emphasize that Muhammad's marriages were primingarily

based on moral character

compassion and social responsibility

his first marriage to Khadisha

was based on mutual respect

and admiration for her integrity and support

other marriages such as with Salda

Hasa and unsalema were rooted in providing Protection

and support to widows the marriage to Aisha

the daughter of a close companion

is seen as strengthening community ties

non Islamic historical sources

Non Islamic historians

often view Muhammad's marriages within

the social political context of 7th century Arabia

marriages were a means to form alliances

and ensure tribal cohesion

while some critics suggest

these marriages were for personal pleasure

many historians argue that they were strategic

and served broader communal purposes

in summary both Islamic and non Islamic sources

suggest that Prophet Muhammad's marriages

were motivated by factors

such as moral character compassion

social responsibility hit LGBT

from everything you know from historical perspective

non Islamic perspective

from critiques and from Islamic perspective

and while you remain unbiased

please give me an answer

do you think Prophet Muhammad was a womanizer

and please explain your answer why

from a balance perspective

considering various sources

calling Prophet Muhammad a womanizer

doesn't align with historical and religious contexts

in Islamic tradition

his marriages were for reasons of compassion

social welfare and community relations

his first marriage to Khadija

was monogamous for 25 years

highlighting a deep respectful partnership

subsequent marriages occurred for diverse reasons

including providing for widows

and strengthening community bonds

Non Islamic historians

often contextualize his marriages within seven century

Arabian norms

where alliances through marriage were common

the critique labeling him as a womanizer

seems to oversimplify and misinterpret

the historical

and religious significance of his actions

therefore categorizing him as such

doesn't hold up under closer scrutiny thank you so much