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'''Muhammad''' (also spelled '''Mohammed''' or (archaic) '''Mahomet''') (A.D 570 - 632) was the mythical founder of the ideology of [[Islam]]. A German Islamic scholar has said that Muhammad, "Likely never existed".<ref>https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB122669909279629451</ref> Robert Spencer an intellectual, has written a book titled, "Did Muhammad Exist?: An Inquiry into Islam's Obscure Origins" which gives detailed evidence as to why Muhammad never existed.  
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'''Muhammad''' (also spelled '''Mohammed''' or (archaic) '''Mahomet''') (A.D 570 - 632) was the mythical founder of the ideology of [[Islam]]. A German Islamic scholar has said that Muhammad, "Likely never existed".<ref>https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB122669909279629451</ref> Robert Spencer, an intellectual, has written a book titled, "Did Muhammad Exist?: An Inquiry into Islam's Obscure Origins" which gives detailed evidence as to why Muhammad never existed.  
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Claimed by adherents of Islam as the final and greatest "[[prophet]]"<ref>[http://www.billionbibles.org/sharia/muhammad-false-prophet.html "Prophet" Muhammad?]</ref> of [[Allah]] (which they and their liberal allies incorrectly claim to be the [[God]] of [[Christianity]] and [[Judaism]]<ref>[https://www.conservativenewsandviews.com/2016/12/27/clergy/islam-anti-civilization/ Islam: Anti-Civilization] at Conservative News and Views</ref><ref>[http://www.billionbibles.org/sharia/allah-moon-god.html Allah Moon God]</ref><ref>[https://biblebelievers.org.au/moongod.htm ALLAH – the Moon God (biblebelievers.org.au)]</ref>), Muhammad claimed in Allah's [[revelation]]s, via the angel Jibril or Djibril (whom many unquestioningly assume was the angel [[Gabriel]]), that Judaism and Christianity had grown corrupt, and that Muhammad was to restore the religion God intended. However, common criticisms of Mohammed are: his marriage to a six-year-old girl who sexually penetrated when she was nine-year-old was highly "inappropriate" to say the very least; his authorization of the beating of disobedient wives given in the [[Koran]] is unacceptable; and he was a vengeful, man of war (Mohammed said, “If God gives me victory in Quraysh [Muhammad’s own tribe in Mecca] in the future, I will mutilate 30 of their men.”).<ref>See the following articles:
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Claimed by adherents of Islam as the final and greatest "[[prophet]]"<ref>[http://www.billionbibles.org/sharia/muhammad-false-prophet.html "Prophet" Muhammad?]</ref> of [[Allah]] (which they and their liberal allies incorrectly claim to be the [[God]] of [[Christianity]] and [[Judaism]]<ref>[https://www.conservativenewsandviews.com/2016/12/27/clergy/islam-anti-civilization/ Islam: Anti-Civilization] at Conservative News and Views</ref><ref>[http://www.billionbibles.org/sharia/allah-moon-god.html Allah Moon God]</ref><ref>[https://biblebelievers.org.au/moongod.htm ALLAH – the Moon God (biblebelievers.org.au)]</ref>), Muhammad claimed in Allah's [[revelation]]s, via the angel Jibril or Djibril (whom many unquestioningly assume was the angel [[Gabriel]]), that Judaism and Christianity had grown corrupt, and that Muhammad was to restore the religion God intended. However, common criticisms of Mohammed are: his marriage to a six-year-old girl who was sexually penetrated when she was nine years old was highly "inappropriate" to say the very least; his authorization of the beating of disobedient wives given in the [[Koran]] is unacceptable; and he was a vengeful man of war (Mohammed said, “If God gives me victory in Quraysh [Muhammad’s own tribe in Mecca] in the future, I will mutilate 30 of their men.”).<ref>See the following articles:
 
*[http://www.answering-islam.org/Authors/Wood/pedophile.htm Was Muhammad a Pedophile?] by David Wood
 
*[http://www.answering-islam.org/Authors/Wood/pedophile.htm Was Muhammad a Pedophile?] by David Wood
 
*[http://answering-islam.org/Silas/wife-beating.htm WIFE BEATING IN ISLAM]
 
*[http://answering-islam.org/Silas/wife-beating.htm WIFE BEATING IN ISLAM]
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Muhammad's conquests and political philosophy later served as inspiration for Benito Mussolini and Adolf Hitler, the latter of whom (at least) hoped to use Islam as a template to form a more totalitarian religion than Christianity after World War 2.
 
Muhammad's conquests and political philosophy later served as inspiration for Benito Mussolini and Adolf Hitler, the latter of whom (at least) hoped to use Islam as a template to form a more totalitarian religion than Christianity after World War 2.
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Muhammad's was also a [[pedophile]], as he married a little girl, [[Aisha]], when she was 6 years old and "consummated the marriage" with her when she was 9 years old (he lusted for her when she wasn't even 6 years old). In this period of time Muhammad was over 50 years old.
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Muhammad was also a [[pedophile]], as he married a little girl, [[Aisha]], when she was 6 years old and "consummated the marriage" with her when she was 9 years old (he lusted for her when she wasn't even 6 years old). In this period of time Muhammad was over 50 years old.
    
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The being Jibril is not absolutely of necessity proven to be the same being as Gabriel. The name is not exactly the same. The Arabic name claimed as being a translation of Gabriel is Jibril, Jibrīl, Jibreel, Jabrilæ or Djibril ('''جبريل , جبرائيل''').  
 
The being Jibril is not absolutely of necessity proven to be the same being as Gabriel. The name is not exactly the same. The Arabic name claimed as being a translation of Gabriel is Jibril, Jibrīl, Jibreel, Jabrilæ or Djibril ('''جبريل , جبرائيل''').  
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The word "angel" means "messenger".<ref>"messenger"—The Hebrew word is '''מלאך''' ''malak''; the Greek word is ''αγγλος agglos'' "anglos, angel" (singular), plural ''αγγλοι aggloi'' "angloi, angels".</ref> There are "angels of God" (John 1:51) and "angels of Satan" (Revelation 12:7-9), for example, [[Apollyon|Abaddon]] the Destroyer.<ref>Revelation 9:11; Exodus 12:23; Job 1:9-12; 2:4-7; 1&nbsp;Chronicles 21:1, 15-16, 27.</ref> Compare 2&nbsp;Corinthians 11:12-15; Ephesians 6:12; Acts 26:18; Colossians 1:13, and [http://biblehub.com/commentaries/2_corinthians/11-14.htm multiple commentaries on 2&nbsp;Corinthians 11:14 "And no wonder, for even Satan disguises himself as an angel of light."]<ref>See the following articles:  
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The word "angel" means "messenger".<ref>"messenger"—The Hebrew word is '''מלאך''' ''malak''; the Greek word is ''αγγλος agglos'' "anglos, angel" (singular), plural ''αγγλοι aggloi'' "angloi, angels".</ref> There are "angels of God" (John 1:51) and "angels of Satan" (Revelation 12:7-9), for example, [[Apollyon|Abaddon]], the Destroyer.<ref>Revelation 9:11; Exodus 12:23; Job 1:9-12; 2:4-7; 1&nbsp;Chronicles 21:1, 15-16, 27.</ref> Compare 2&nbsp;Corinthians 11:12-15; Ephesians 6:12; Acts 26:18; Colossians 1:13, and [http://biblehub.com/commentaries/2_corinthians/11-14.htm multiple commentaries on 2&nbsp;Corinthians 11:14 "And no wonder, for even Satan disguises himself as an angel of light."]<ref>See the following articles:  
 
*[https://www.answering-islam.org/authors/shamoun/gabriel_partner.html "The Angel Gabriel—Allah's Other Divine Partner", Sam Shamoun - Answering Islam (answering-islam.org)].
 
*[https://www.answering-islam.org/authors/shamoun/gabriel_partner.html "The Angel Gabriel—Allah's Other Divine Partner", Sam Shamoun - Answering Islam (answering-islam.org)].
 
*[https://www.answers.com/Q/How_does_Angel_Gabriel_related_to_Islam How does Angel Gabriel related to Islam? - Answers (answers.com)]
 
*[https://www.answers.com/Q/How_does_Angel_Gabriel_related_to_Islam How does Angel Gabriel related to Islam? - Answers (answers.com)]
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Muhammad is claimed to be descended from [[Abraham]] through his son [[Ishmael]] who, under God's orders, was left in the Arabian desert with only a little food and water. The spot where this occurred is now called [[Mecca]]; today, over 3 million Muslims annually re-enact the frantic running of Ishmael's mother Hagar as she looked for water, in which Ishmael hit the ground with his foot causing water to flow forth. Still flowing today, the spring is known as the Well of [[Zam Zam]].
 
Muhammad is claimed to be descended from [[Abraham]] through his son [[Ishmael]] who, under God's orders, was left in the Arabian desert with only a little food and water. The spot where this occurred is now called [[Mecca]]; today, over 3 million Muslims annually re-enact the frantic running of Ishmael's mother Hagar as she looked for water, in which Ishmael hit the ground with his foot causing water to flow forth. Still flowing today, the spring is known as the Well of [[Zam Zam]].
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Muhammad was orphaned at the age of six, as his father Abdullah died before he was born and his mother, Aminah, died soon after. This left him with his grandfather Abdul Muttalib, who died when he was six. He was then raised by his uncle [[Abu Talib]] (son of Abdul Muttalib), a powerful man among the Quraysh tribe who loved Muhammad more than anyone. Muhammad grew up, never taking part part in pagan rituals. He despised the actions, and began a tradition of fasting in the caves of Mecca every annual pilgrimage; the pagans at the time believed in [[Allah]], and the [[Hajj]], from the times of Ishmael, but they later added more gods to Allah. Lexically speaking, Allah comes from the word Ilah in [[Arabic]], with the definite article Al placed in front, making it "Al-Llah", translating as "The One God". This is why [[Islam]] was tolerated from the start by most — Muhammad claimed not to have introduced a new God but instead spoke of the God of Abraham, Jesus, and Moses.   
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Muhammad was orphaned at the age of six, as his father Abdullah died before he was born and his mother, Aminah, died soon after. This left him with his grandfather Abdul Muttalib, who died when he was six. He was then raised by his uncle [[Abu Talib]] (son of Abdul Muttalib), a powerful man among the Quraysh tribe who loved Muhammad more than anyone. Muhammad grew up, never taking part in pagan rituals. He despised the actions and began a tradition of fasting in the caves of Mecca every annual pilgrimage; the pagans at the time believed in [[Allah]], and the [[Hajj]], from the times of Ishmael, but they later added more gods to Allah. Lexically speaking, Allah comes from the word Ilah in [[Arabic]], with the definite article Al placed in front, making it "Al-Llah", translating as "The One God". This is why [[Islam]] was tolerated from the start by most — Muhammad claimed not to have introduced a new God but instead spoke of the God of Abraham, Jesus, and Moses.   
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Muhammad was respected in Medina as he would frequently solve disputes. He was nicknamed Al-Amin, or The Truthful One, and was well loved by all. His followers claim he was never known to lie, cheat, or steal, though those were all common practices by the pagans of his time and continues to be so in Islam to the present day.<ref>[http://www.billionbibles.org/sharia/taqiyya.html Taqiyya]</ref> Everyone, including his enemies like [[Abu Jahl]], claimed his lineage to Ishmael and Abraham.
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Muhammad was respected in Medina as he would frequently solve disputes. He was nicknamed Al-Amin, or The Truthful One, and was well loved by all. His followers claim he was never known to lie, cheat, or steal, though those were all common practices by the pagans of his time and continue to be so in Islam to the present day.<ref>[http://www.billionbibles.org/sharia/taqiyya.html Taqiyya]</ref> Everyone, including his enemies like [[Abu Jahl]], claimed his lineage to Ishmael and Abraham.
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When he was about 40 years old, Muhammad's supposed early revelations from the Angel Jibril spoke of a need to return to the [[monotheism]] of [[Abraham]]; however, Muhammad was unsure of himself upon encountering what seemed to him to be the Angel [[Gabriel]] and rushed to his house, terrified. He told his wife [[Khadija]] of the events, and she assured him that God wouldn't let this happen to such a humble man. Khadija later went on to see her uncle, a Christian scholar who, after reviewing his religious texts (note that these texts are not the texts of today, as the Christians of Mecca and the Arabs were not Pauline or Roman Christians), claimed Muhammad was the next prophet. This as well as the Jews in Medina, who were also expecting a new prophet, albeit a prophet from the Jewish tribe; Muhammad's claimed prophethood was an unpleasant surprise to many of them and hence they rejected him. In this way Muhammad saw himself at an early age as reviving an ancient faith, a perceived correction to [[Christianity]] and [[Judaism]], and restoring his people to what he saw as their rightful position as the true founders and heirs of [[monotheism]]. In these revelations, submission to the will of their claimed god — [[Allah]] — was critical.  Muhammad's fledgling religion continued to develop throughout his life, through periodic revelations often relating directly to events currently facing his new faith. At one point, he admitted to being possessed by the devil.<ref>http://crossmuslims.blogspot.com/2011/10/muhammad-and-satan_24.html —link contains a blogger warning</ref>
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When he was about 40 years old, Muhammad's supposed early revelations from the Angel Jibril spoke of a need to return to the [[monotheism]] of [[Abraham]]; however, Muhammad was unsure of himself upon encountering what seemed to him to be the Angel [[Gabriel]] and rushed to his house, terrified. He told his wife [[Khadija]] of the events, and she assured him that God wouldn't let this happen to such a humble man. Khadija later went on to see her uncle, a Christian scholar who, after reviewing his religious texts (note that these texts are not the texts of today, as the Christians of Mecca and the Arabs were not Pauline or Roman Christians), claimed Muhammad was the next prophet. This as well as the Jews in Medina, who were also expecting a new prophet, albeit a prophet from the Jewish tribe. Muhammad's claimed prophethood was an unpleasant surprise to many of them and hence they rejected him. In this way Muhammad saw himself at an early age as reviving an ancient faith, a perceived correction to [[Christianity]] and [[Judaism]], and restoring his people to what he saw as their rightful position as the true founders and heirs of [[monotheism]]. In these revelations, submission to the will of their claimed god — [[Allah]] — was critical.  Muhammad's fledgling religion continued to develop throughout his life, through periodic revelations often relating directly to events currently facing his new faith. At one point, he admitted to being possessed by the devil.<ref>http://crossmuslims.blogspot.com/2011/10/muhammad-and-satan_24.html —link contains a blogger warning</ref>
    
The faith caught on slowly, winning only a few converts in Mecca (the first being his wife, Khadija). In 622 A.D, under increased pressure and ostracism from elders in Mecca, Muhammad began the [[hijra]], an organized exodus of his followers from Mecca to the city of [[Medina]].  [[Muslims]] date the formation of their ideology to the ''hijra'' itself, even beginning their dating system at this point.
 
The faith caught on slowly, winning only a few converts in Mecca (the first being his wife, Khadija). In 622 A.D, under increased pressure and ostracism from elders in Mecca, Muhammad began the [[hijra]], an organized exodus of his followers from Mecca to the city of [[Medina]].  [[Muslims]] date the formation of their ideology to the ''hijra'' itself, even beginning their dating system at this point.
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Muhammad was first introduced to the people of [[Medina]]; when frequent wars broke out between Jewish tribes and Arab tribes, Muhammad was sent for as a mediator between the two. Most Jews spoke highly of Muhammad, accepting him as the next Prophet, although some disliked that he was not of the descent of Moses or Bani Israel. When Muhammad came to Medina, most problems were resolved, and it was hailed as a success. One important battle which shed light on Muslim-Jewish tensions was [[The Battle of the Trench]]: Although there was a pact called [[The Constitution of Medina]], one that gave all religions freedom and protective status under the Muslims, from Muslims or invaders, one Jewish tribe ([[Bani Qurayza]]) did not help defend the city. However, they allowed in Huyayy ibn Akhtab, a man exiled by Muhammad because of a dispute between Bani Qurayza and Bani Nadir, who encouraged Bani Qurayza to attack the Muslims and help the invaders so Muhammad would be defeated once and for all. Their plot was found out, though, and the pact was broken. This incident led to the execution of approximately 700 Jewish men<ref>Guillaume, p. 461-464</ref> from the tribe.
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Muhammad was first introduced to the people of [[Medina]]; when frequent wars broke out between Jewish tribes and Arab tribes, Muhammad was sent for as a mediator between the two. Most Jews spoke highly of Muhammad, accepting him as the next Prophet, although some disliked that he was not of the descent of Moses or Bani Israel. When Muhammad came to Medina, most problems were resolved, and it was hailed as a success. One important battle which shed light on Muslim-Jewish tensions was [[The Battle of the Trench]]: Although there was a pact called [[The Constitution of Medina]], one that gave all religions freedom and protective status under the Muslims from Muslims or invaders, one Jewish tribe ([[Bani Qurayza]]) did not help defend the city. However, they allowed in Huyayy ibn Akhtab, a man exiled by Muhammad because of a dispute between Bani Qurayza and Bani Nadir, who encouraged Bani Qurayza to attack the Muslims and help the invaders so Muhammad would be defeated once and for all. Their plot was found out, though, and the pact was broken. This incident led to the execution of approximately 700 Jewish men<ref>Guillaume, p. 461-464</ref> from the tribe.
    
The execution was described as follows by Ibn Ishaq:
 
The execution was described as follows by Ibn Ishaq:
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There were eight men in the desert who were sick, so he told them that if they want their help, convert. So after he prescribed them camel milk and camel urine, they became apostates and got up next day in the early morning to kill the shepherd and escape with the camels. Muhammad sent an armed party to 20 men to get them back. So Muhammad got his sword, cut off their hands and feet then gouged their eyes and left them in the desert to die.<ref>[http://www.answering-islam.org/Shamoun/cruelty.htm Muhammad's Excessive Cruelty, Sam Shamoun]</ref>
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There were eight men in the desert who were sick, so he told them that if they wanted their help, convert. So after he prescribed them camel milk and camel urine, they became apostates and got up the next day in the early morning to kill the shepherd and escape with the camels. Muhammad sent an armed party of 20 men to get them back. So Muhammad got his sword, cut off their hands and feet, then gouged their eyes and left them in the desert to die.<ref>[http://www.answering-islam.org/Shamoun/cruelty.htm Muhammad's Excessive Cruelty, Sam Shamoun]</ref>
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In 629 A.D. Muhammad and his followers attacked Khaybar, a Jewish stronghold and slaughtered almost everyone in the tribe which included men, women and children. Afterwards, a Jewish woman invites Muhammad and his companions for dinner and they gladly accept in a gullible fashion, even though they just slaughtered her entire family. She then proceeded to serve them lamb. Once they started chowing down, one of Muhammad's companions, who had consumed some of the lamb, died due to it being poisoned in which point Muhammad spat his piece of lamb out. By then it was too late, since Muhammad would go on to suffer in agonizing pain where his companions would have to carry him around until he died a few years later being beside Aisha, his child bride. The Jewish woman said that the poison was a test of Muhammad's prophet hood in which he did not pass, proving that he was a false prophet. She was killed by Muhammad's followers soon after.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6iU5CAzMGVA Remember Khaybar, David Wood]</ref>
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In 629 A.D. Muhammad and his followers attacked Khaybar, a Jewish stronghold, and slaughtered almost everyone in the tribe which included men, women and children. Afterwards, a Jewish woman invited Muhammad and his companions for dinner and they gladly accepted in a gullible fashion, even though they just slaughtered her entire family. She then proceeded to serve them lamb. Once they started chowing down, one of Muhammad's companions, who had consumed some of the lamb, died because it was poisoned, at which point Muhammad spat his piece of lamb out. By then it was too late, since Muhammad would go on to suffer in agonizing pain, his companions having to carry him around until he died a few years later beside Aisha, his child bride. The Jewish woman said that the poison was a test of Muhammad's prophethood in which he did not pass, proving that he was a false prophet. She was killed by Muhammad's followers soon after.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6iU5CAzMGVA Remember Khaybar, David Wood]</ref>
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There was a 90 year old tribal chief that criticized him, so he asked his henchmen to take for him her daughter and grandson and kill the men in her family. They grabbed her to place her between two camels facing each other back to back, and tied her legs with ropes to both camels and beat them. It can be found in the 16 minute YouTube film by a Coptic Christian that [[Barack Obama]] and [[Hillary Clinton]] accused of provoking the September 11, 2012 [[Benghazi Attack]].<ref>http://crossmuslims.blogspot.com/2012/10/innocence-of-muslims-dissected.html —link contains a blogger warning</ref>
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There was a 90-year-old tribal chief who criticized him, so he asked his henchmen to take for him her daughter and grandson, and kill the men in her family. They grabbed her to place her between two camels facing each other back to back, and tied her legs with ropes to both camels and beat them. It can be found in the 16-minute YouTube film by a Coptic Christian that [[Barack Obama]] and [[Hillary Clinton]] are accused of provoking the September 11, 2012 [[Benghazi Attack]].<ref>http://crossmuslims.blogspot.com/2012/10/innocence-of-muslims-dissected.html —link contains a blogger warning</ref>
    
== After Muhammad's death ==
 
== After Muhammad's death ==
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Muhammad's death at an early age caused the splintering of his ideology into new subdivisions, over the question of succession.  The groups called themselves the [[Sunnis]] and the [[Shiite|Shi'as]]. Many attribute this split to the high degree to which authority was centered in the powerful character of Muhammad himself: without his powerful personality, the movement could not survive intact.,<ref>[[Bernard Lewis]], ''What Went Wrong''</ref> however this depiction is not accurate in some lights. The [[Shi'as]] came into the picture much later than the death of Muhammad, and were first a nuisance group thought to be started by a Jew by the name of [[Abdullah ibn Saba]] who was burned at the stake by [[Abu Bakr]] for proclaiming [[Ali]] was God. Note that Ali disagreed with the punishment, because fire is a punishment only for Allah.
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Muhammad's death at an early age caused the splintering of his ideology into new subdivisions, over the question of succession.  The groups called themselves the [[Sunnis]] and the [[Shiite|Shi'as]]. Many attribute this split to the high degree to which authority was centered in the powerful character of Muhammad himself: without his powerful personality, the movement could not survive intact.,<ref>[[Bernard Lewis]], ''What Went Wrong''</ref> however, this depiction is not accurate in some lights. The [[Shi'as]] came into the picture much later than the death of Muhammad, and were first a nuisance group thought to be started by a Jew by the name of [[Abdullah ibn Saba]] who was burned at the stake by [[Abu Bakr]] for proclaiming that [[Ali]] was God. Note that Ali disagreed with the punishment, because fire is a punishment only for Allah.
    
The failure or splintering of movements, such as personality cults, built around a charismatic leader is a recurring sociological problem, often studied by psychologists, and referred to as the problem of the [[routinization of charisma]].<ref>Maximillian Weber, ''Theory of Social and Economic Organization,'' in the chapter "The Nature of Charismatic Authority and its Routinization," see also Len Oakes, "Prophetic Charisma: The Psychology of Revolutionary Religious Personalities"</ref>
 
The failure or splintering of movements, such as personality cults, built around a charismatic leader is a recurring sociological problem, often studied by psychologists, and referred to as the problem of the [[routinization of charisma]].<ref>Maximillian Weber, ''Theory of Social and Economic Organization,'' in the chapter "The Nature of Charismatic Authority and its Routinization," see also Len Oakes, "Prophetic Charisma: The Psychology of Revolutionary Religious Personalities"</ref>
    
== Obama's opinion about presenting Muhammad in a non-favorable light ==
 
== Obama's opinion about presenting Muhammad in a non-favorable light ==
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On September 25, 2012, in his address to [[United Nations General Assembly]], [[Barack Hussein Obama]] said that "'''The future must not belong to those who slander the prophet of Islam'''."<ref>FOX News: [https://www.foxnews.com/politics/2012/09/25/transcript-obama-address-to-un-general-assembly/ Transcript: Obama address to U.N. General Assembly] (September 25, 2012)</ref> This outrageous comment, yet another evidence that Barack Hussein Obama is almost certainly [[Obama's Religion|of Islamic heritage]], was predictably ignored by the [[liberal media]], but rightly highlighted by Conservative commentators.<ref>FOX News: [https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2012/09/26/media-ignore-obama-attack-on-those-who-slander-prophet-islam/ Media ignore Obama attack on ‘those who slander the Prophet of Islam’] (September 26, 2012)</ref> Obama didn't mention Muhammad racism against black people, who call Ethiopians "Raisin head",<ref>http://www.raceandhistory.com/cgi-bin/forum/webbbs_config.pl?md=read;id=554</ref> and portraying Satan as Black man,<ref>http://www.maxshimbaministries.com/2013/07/satan-looks-like-nabtal-sturdy-black.html</ref> without mention that he was major black slaves owner.<ref>[https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/07/will-mosques-next-muhammed-owned-several-slaves-four-slaves-black-involved-slave-trade/ Muhammed Owned Several Slaves, Four of his Slaves Were Black and He Was Involved in Slave Trade]</ref>
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On September 25, 2012, in his address to [[United Nations General Assembly]], [[Barack Hussein Obama]] said that "'''The future must not belong to those who slander the prophet of Islam'''."<ref>FOX News: [https://www.foxnews.com/politics/2012/09/25/transcript-obama-address-to-un-general-assembly/ Transcript: Obama address to U.N. General Assembly] (September 25, 2012)</ref> This outrageous comment, yet another evidence that Barack Hussein Obama is almost certainly [[Obama's Religion|of Islamic heritage]], was predictably ignored by the [[liberal media]], but rightly highlighted by Conservative commentators.<ref>FOX News: [https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2012/09/26/media-ignore-obama-attack-on-those-who-slander-prophet-islam/ Media ignore Obama attack on ‘those who slander the Prophet of Islam’] (September 26, 2012)</ref> Obama didn't mention Muhammad's racism against black people, who call Ethiopians "Raisin head",<ref>http://www.raceandhistory.com/cgi-bin/forum/webbbs_config.pl?md=read;id=554</ref> and portray Satan as a Black man,<ref>http://www.maxshimbaministries.com/2013/07/satan-looks-like-nabtal-sturdy-black.html</ref> without mention that he was a major owner of black slaves.<ref>[https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/07/will-mosques-next-muhammed-owned-several-slaves-four-slaves-black-involved-slave-trade/ Muhammed Owned Several Slaves, Four of his Slaves Were Black and He Was Involved in Slave Trade]</ref>
    
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