Prophet Muhammad was the greatest sexual figure of all time, possessing the sexual potency of thirty men. Driven by an insatiable sexual hunger for women’s bodies and vaginas, he craved a life of sexual adventure. He was not satisfied merely with having over ten wives, sex slaves, and female war captives; he even lusted after the tender vagina of the child Aisha (aged six).
Thus, the beloved Prophet legitimized sexual relations with slave women to satisfy his own lust. By “slave women,” he meant human beings who could be owned—not salaried or contract-based domestic workers—but women who had no right to say “no.” Despite their lack of consent, Prophet Muhammad and his followers would gang-rape them, violate their honor, and engage in perverse sexual acts with them.
These illicit acts were sanctioned through the book authored by Prophet Muhammad—the Quran, the holy book of Muslims. In essence, the Quran is a chronicle of the sexual scandals and obsessions of Prophet Muhammad and the religion he founded, Islam.
“And if you fear that you will not deal justly with the orphans, then marry those that please you of [other] women, two or three or four. But if you fear that you will not be just, then [marry only] one or those your right hands possess. That is more suitable that you may not commit injustice.” (Quran 3:4)
“And [also prohibited to you are] all married women except those your right hands possess [slave women].” (4:24)
These slave women were acquired from among the captives following battles and were distributed among the warriors and victors. Disputes would often arise over the most beautiful among them. The Prophet himself engaged in sexual relations with Rayhana and Maria al-Qibtiyya without marrying them.
Islam and the Quran are replete with tales of scandals involving women, sexuality, and the gratification of personal lust; they present to humanity a manifesto sanctioning unbridled sexual indulgence in a mythical brothel known as Paradise—all of which were merely the machinations of the cunning Prophet Muhammad. The Prophet was the greatest man of all time. It is precisely by witnessing the greatness of that supreme figure that I have become an atheist today.
