8. "Golden Age" of Muhammad Fantasy
Islam - transfigured glances into a nonexistent
Fantasy past
"Moses,
Jesus, Muhamad - these criminals."
The Muhammad Fantasy Islamic philosopher
ar-Razi (865-925)
"The source of unbelief is to have heard
such ghastly names as Socrates, Hippocrates,
Plato, and Aristotle."
The Muhammad Fantasy Islamic philosopher
al-Ghazali (1058-1111)
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8a. The "Golden Age" is INVENTED - the
reality around 600 to 800 in the desert
[Islamic Lying Tradition: The "Golden Times" of
Islam - The time of invented Fake Fantasy Muhammad
and the invented first four Fake Fantasy caliphs]
Whether the former Egyptian President Gamal Abdel
Nasser, whether Saddam Hussein, whether a preacher at
the Friday worship service, whether a believing
journalist in a newspaper office or Osama bin Laden in
the Afghan mountains: Everyone refers to the "golden
times" of [[Muhammad Fantasy]] Islam.
What is meant by these "golden times"?
First of all, the "golden age" is understood as the
lifetime of the [[Fake Fantasy]] prophet and the time
of his immediate successor, the [[Fake Fantasy]]
"lawful caliph".
"Golden", because at that time the revelations of the
[[Fake Fantasy]] prophet, that is, the word of
[[Fantasy]] God, should have been law. The [[Fake
Fantasy]] prophet himself had watched over observance
and himself served as a shining example - that is,
simply the ideal condition for a devout [[Muhammad
Fantasy]] Muslim. The social circumstances were also
ideal. This had continued even among the immediate
[[Fake Fantasy]] successors of the [[Fake Fantasy]]
Prophet, all of whom had come from his [[Fake
Fantasy]] relatives.
As we know, there are no hard facts, the [[Fake
Fantasy]] scriptures come exclusively from religious
[[Fake Fantasy]] sources and are therefore to be
regarded as a matter of [[Fantasy]] faith. So it is
[[Fantasy]] faith that constructs ideal conditions
[p.147].
[Research: The poor life in the Arabian desert -
[[Fantasy]] raids against neighbors without end]
The pious [[Muhammad Fantasy]] narratives are said to
have taken place in the Arabian Desert, more or less
between Mecca and Medina. As we also know, this region
has not played a role in the emergence of [[Muhammad
Fantasy]] Islam. Therefore, it seems not so important
to think much about about the conditions in the former
Arabian Desert ...
Nevertheless, the external circumstances in the
Arabian desert of the 7th century must have been
difficult. People moved on the verge of subsistence,
often on the brink of starvation. Until the 19th
century there were again and again warlike outbursts
from the Arabian Sandy Desert into the Mesopotamian
cultivated land and North Africa, dictated by pure
distress [70].
[70] In Egypt, there are still villages of
former, no longer returned Arab raiders from the
19th century, which are evaded by the established
population and with whom no marriages take place.
One may assume that simple Bedouin raids were later
reinterpretated to be [[Muhammad Fantasy]] Islamic
faith expeditions.
How could this society have looked like? [[It was]] a
suffering but highly ideologized male society, which
was dominated essentially by the law of the strongest.
[Islamic lie tradition: Muhammad makes his staff
perform robs and murders]
[[Fake Fantasy]] Muhamad himself is the best example,
according to the traditional reports: Once in power,
he ordered [[Fantasy]] murders against [[Fantasy]]
enemies and began dozens of [[Fantasy]] fights and
[[Fantasy]] wars. (These are today celebrated by the
"umma", the "community of believers", or at least
presented as inevitable).
[Research: The conditions in the desert as in the
European Bronze Age]
The events that were said to have been "golden" took
place in the "Middle Ages" - but in what Middle Ages?
The Byzantine [[Jesus Fantasy]] Empire was certainly
the furthest in this period, similar to the Arab core
countries. During the Middle Ages, Europe was not at
all developed like these two regions. But in the
Arabian Desert, despite the use of iron, Bronze Age
conditions prevailed - if at all.
Believing people may postulate ideal conditions in the
midst of miserable external circumstances. In fact, it
is secondary how these conditions were. A problem
arises only trying to transfer these conditions of a
[p.148] past epoch to other regions and epochs; in our
case there are conditions of a desert society similar
like Bronze Age transferred to the 21st century of a
globalized society. This is like the refusal to accept
historical, social and technical developments, so
simply the development of time. Exactly this is doing
the rather modern [[Muhammad Fantasy]] Islamic
ideology of "salafiyya" does. This fixation on a past
period since a long time in an extreme habitat, with
actors of whom we just don't know anything, is like a
block on the leg of the nowaday's [[Muhammad Fantasy]]
Muslims - at least of that part that wishes to return
to these conditions [p.149].
