I think you're not intrerested in discussing. For some reason I can smell that you're really emotional and offended. This is criticism not an arguement. You can freely post your doubt but please don't demonstrate any kind of statement that will make any party hurt. If you don't satisfy with my answer, you can tell me and Insya'allah I can make it more clear but not by using "Like i said,murder and taking Slaves in one hit,Muhammed and Islam were not the only army to commit these type of acts back in the 7th century but that doesn't excuse people behaving as if they were in the 7th century now ie having Slaves."
I promise i'm not emotional and offended,i have no reason to be,you ask for criticism and i duly gave you some,the problem here is that i regard Muhammed as a figure from history but you regard him as a messenger of a God.
The individual you're criticising is an apostle of my religion. So, please be more gentle with your word.
See above
Let's get back to the subject.
OK
1. Slavery.
As I told, freeing slaves is a Sunnah of Rasulullah. Sunnah is greatly suggested. Every muslim will follow Sunnah as many as they can. Slave is bought and not free except for war captives. Slave can also buy their freedom from their master. This is very fair. I don't say that the slave don't deserve to be free straight away, but slavery is a custom and the master did buy them using their wealth. I never deny human's right but you can't also deny slavery is a custom long time ago(we can't change the past) and there's is a 'soft' way to dismiss it. In this process, we need to take care of the slave like our family.
Slavery is wrong and there is no excuse for it
( ) below representing the point above:
Slave is considered as part of people's wealth. If you have a house(Slave) bought at 400k Dollars and I ask you to let it go, will you give it up? But, if I ask you to sell it (Slave buy for their freedom), you can consider my suggestion because you will get back what you have spend on. But, if you give that house freely (freeing the slaves), that is very charitable because you have donate 400k Dollars.
But if nobody kept Slaves you wouldn't need 400k,Slavery is wrong it really is as simple as that IMO.
2.Aisha R.A
This topic is very deep. If you like to understand deep into this topic, I can help you. But if you don't, just hear the conclusion of it. I don't care whether at what age did Aisha R.A married to Rasulullah S.A.W but the hadith seems not agree with many other hadith. Since the hadith is not Shariah Law, it can be tolerated. Many hadith such as she engaged to a non-muslim when she was 6 and it's impossible for her to married to Muhammad S.A.W which is some years later when she was 7. Next, About the war. Only 15 years old and above are allowed to join which Aisha R.A joined. The lowest age it can be is around the teenage age and I think 19 is a good guess. The best guess of why with the hadith is maybe overlooked by Ulama'. But, only Allah know the best.
Again,its immaterial what i believe concening the marriage,the fact is that there are many Muslims who emulate the story of Child marriage,these are the people who need to be told.
3. Banu Qurayza
I don't know on this matter deeply but I can tell you what is it on the surface of the story. Banu Qurayza incited many parties to go against muslim in the Medina. This action is violating the Constitution of Medina that agreed by all of it's citizen. From what I know, Banu Qurayza want to help the enemy after they got into the city. But the enemy cannot surpass the trench that was made by the people of Medina.
The trench was a Persian anti Cavalry tactic which worked,as for the Banu Qurayza's fate i think they were very harsh cutting the heads off of hundreds of Men and taking their Women and Children into Slavery,even in the context of the time it was brutal and one would expect more from a religion of peace IMO.
Then, Muhammad S.A.W was ordered by Allah to seize Banu Qurayza. Upon their arrival, according to this statement: "The prophet ordered it to be announced that none should perform the afternoon prayer until after he reached B. Qurayza. The apostle sent Ali forward with his banner and the men hastened to it. Ali advanced until he came near the forts he heard insulting language used of the apostle."
How do you know Allah ordered him to do that,
Banu Qurayza is judged by Sa'd who had been agreed by both muslim and jews. He is a from tribe of former allies of Banu Qurayza. Sa'd himself is a former Jew.
I think the two words"former Jew" tell their own story
There's also an account that say Sa'd judged Banu Qurayza according to Torah itself.
Torah
"When thou comest nigh unto a city to fight against it, then proclaim peace unto it. And it shall be, if it make thee answer of peace, and open unto thee, then it shall be, that all the people that is found therein shall be tributaries unto thee, and they shall serve thee. And if it will make no peace with thee, but will make war against thee, then thou shalt besiege it: And when the LORD thy God hath delivered it into thine hands,
thou shalt smite every male thereof with the edge of the sword: But the women, and the little ones, and the cattle, and all that is in the city, even all the spoil thereof, shalt thou take unto thyself; and thou shalt eat the spoil of thine enemies, which the LORD thy God hath given thee. (Deuteronomy 20:10-14)"
I conclude this:
-The Muslims were in a treaty with the Banu Qurayza.
-The Pagans launched an offensive against the Muslims.
-The Banu Qurayza broke the treaty and joined the pagan offensive.
-The Banu Qurayza were simply waiting for the pagans to launch their complete offensive against the Muslims so they too could launch their offensive against the Muslims from the south.
-The Banu Qurayza had every intention of killing the prophet Muhammad and the entire Muslim community.
-When they are surrounded by Ali R.A, they insulted the Apostle instead of asking for forgiveness for their crime.
We don't have to look deep into it since it's very clear on the surface. If I have make mistake in my point, please tell me. Only Allah know the best.
Resource on Banu Qurayza:
Banu Qurayza