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Message: <blockquote data-quote="nadeeshaF" data-source="post: 3793525" data-attributes="member: 119936">Biologically she may have been ready, but mentally? It's clear she wasn't as she stated she was "playing" with dolls. How can a child still playing with her toys possibly be ready to have sex with a 50 year old man the next minute?  Your argument is baseless because puberty doesn't equal you to an adult overnight. And Aisha was not an adult.  I am also not accusing Mohammed of ill-treating Aisha, because she was his favourite wife. Also, I can't imagine any of his wives contemplating divorce from him. Divorce from a man of his power would cause dire consequences, so they all probably suck it up. You can see a rebellious streak in Aisha however, just by the personal things she aired out such as mohammed's semen drenched clothes. Why would a wife who loved her husband sincererly, mention such things after his death?<img src="/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/default/confused.gif"  class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":confused:" title="Confused    :confused:" data-shortname=":confused:" />  I didn't say "everything" has to be judged by today's standards! But please don't use that as an argument to try and moralise child brides and peadophilia in order to defend mohammed.  It is wrong on so many levels, and it's sick of you to try an justify that. Our society today is far from perfect for sure, but things like recognising and discouraging peadophilia are a step forward in the right direction. I can let go people back then doing it, but when it comes to the supposed "prophet of all-knowing allah", it is unacceptable to me. He should not have done it since he's words and actions are supposed to be 'timeless'. In this instance, they clearly aren't.</blockquote>

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