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Ah -- you're talking about a specific raid. I'm talking about morality in general, and the tribal morality of Arabic Bedouins in particular.
If your morality is tribal; if right and wrong are only meaningful within your own little group, I suppose this could be seen as OK. But this seems a very retarded, primitive morality. I thought Muhammad's message was anti-tribal; that all were brothers in a universal Ummah, and shared a common morality.
Some users of this forum paint Prophet Muhammad as a thief or a hypocrite, because he raided the caravans which belonged to Mecca pagans.
What is wrong with raiding the caravans which belong to people who constantly beat your people, robbed your people and murdered your people?
Raiding the caravans of your enemies is nothing wrong given they themselves would do the same to your caravans.
In times of war, that is 100% justified
War does not change moral obligations or principles. War itself is an atrocity. If theft is wrong in peacetime, it's wrong in war.Raiding the caravans of your enemies is nothing wrong given they themselves would do the same to your caravans. In times of war, that is 100% justified
Quite the opposite really. It is that kind of thought that creates wars in the first place.Raiding the caravans of your enemies is nothing wrong given they themselves would do the same to your caravans. In times of war, that is 100% justified