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No it's your argument which is completely flawed, i find it rather funny that as an atheist you pass moral judgements considering that you don't believe in objective morality. Since moral judgements are subjective and can't be proven to be either right or wrong how did you come to an objective conclusion regarding the marriage ? if it doesn't sit well with you why should your opinion matter to us ? why should your subjective view on morality be taken as the standard that we have to judge by ?
I assume that you believe that morality has nothing to do with God and that it's dependent on the person and culture. So technically speaking what's morally right or wrong to you is different to another person. We each have our way to determine what's morally right or wrong so when our views on morality clash why in the world should i or any other muslim take yours as the standard ? My morality is based on the Quran and Sunnah yours is based on whatever your limited intellect is convinced off why should yours matter to me ?
Judging the marriage based on your own self defined moral values and expecting us to agree with it is what i call delusion.
Please do explain
If all religions are a lie islam included how are you a muslim? you can't be an atheist and a believer it's a logical impossibility its like claiming you're dead and alive at the same time.
No it's your argument which is completely flawed, i find it rather funny that as an atheist you pass moral judgements considering that you don't believe in objective morality. Since moral judgements are subjective and can't be proven to be either right or wrong how did you come to an objective conclusion regarding the marriage ? if it doesn't sit well with you why should your opinion matter to us ? why should your subjective view on morality be taken as the standard that we have to judge by ?.[/QUOTE]
There is a clear right and wrong, regardless of your religious affiliation. Humans are built with the ability to tell injustice from justice.
Women those days did get married young. This is the prophet of islam we are talking about. He was supposed to be the example for mankind for all time, not caught up in 7th century norms. Praying to an invisible god and circling a pagan rock was also a 7th century normshe was 9 when she was married. Guess how old was the mother of jesus was when she got married. 12 years old. ayesha's father is none other than the prophet's best friend, the first caliph and the greatest muslim ever after prophets.
Women those days got married young. They had the maturity level of 20 year old girls of today. seriously.