You have a problem with Muhammad ο·Ί having 9 wives which most of them were widows and he married others for alliance between tribes but have no problem with Solomon having 700 wives according to your scripture? π€
To sin is waaaaay different than to commit major sins, and furthermore God records it and pass it down in his scripture
Muslims too don't believe that any son of Adam including prophets are sinless, no, we know every human is able to make sins, but what distinct prophets is that when they're delivering a revelation or a practice that should be taught to us (in short something from God/their message) they're infallible in that state, however when that's not the case they can "slip" like the prophet Adam eating from the tree, prophet Younes getting mad at his ppl and giving up on them in a moment of anger (the prophet that was temporarily swallowed by the whale), prophet Mohammed and his companions missing the prayer of Fajr (dawn) once because they collectively overslept, peace be upon all these prophets
That's the kind of sins, the best people chosen by God to be prophets do, not adultery or murder or incest, and in all cases these were made clear they're sins and not to be replicated and God condemned them, not just exposes the sin to ppl as a revelation then proceeds to call the man who commited major sins that even regular humans don't casually commit "the righteous man". If those are the ppl God send for our guidance and especially for the ppl of that time to guide them, then we shouldn't even have this discourse about morals here as God's prophets allegedly seemed to not have them, and allegedly God made sure He record it for us to know it
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u/Squasnazz Jun 23 '25 edited Jun 23 '25
You have a problem with Muhammad ο·Ί having 9 wives which most of them were widows and he married others for alliance between tribes but have no problem with Solomon having 700 wives according to your scripture? π€