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The Muslim objections to the prophet Mohammad

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The sources of the Islamic history which was written in the first period and after that, accept of the Prophet Mohammad, telling the life of him, governs all the part of life beside the religious and spiritual identity. In the life of Prophet Mohammad, forming the life by the help of inspirations, there are two phases; the period of Mecca and Medine. In the period of Mecca, he was a religious leader and he calls people to one God (Allah) but in the period of Medine, he, founded the state for his society, was a religious and political leader. The Muslims who accept the beliefs of invitation in Mecca object to some parts of worship. After being society and state religion in Medine, it is seen more objections and disobedience to the state who has legal and social rules. In any case, the verses of Qur'an, came down in Medine, confirm the second phase of Prophet Mohammad's life. For, Islam gives importance to the human rights and liberty, it is inevitable that Prophet Mohammad applies the rules of Islam. For that reason, he gives more importance to consultation to spread Islam. He enables the liberty of thought and idea to Muslims, have more objections, in the field of war, economy, administration, political and also the life of society. Muslims give their objections up, after they use their mind instead of accepting all the discourse of Prophet Mohammad. That is to say, Islam comes from God (Allah). Muslims first object it but then they filter their thoughts and find the truth, for that reason the Islam can not be accepted as a dogma. The human-being explains their thoughts by the help of Islamic mentality. Thus, the Muslims, live in the period of Prophet Mohammad, see the harmony between intelligence and inspiration, science and religion. The people who search, object to and interrogate every subject can easily find the right way.

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Dr. Yusuf Yılmaz

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Yusuf Yılmaz (Master Thesis). The Muslim objections to the prophet Mohammad, 2000, Dokuz Eylül University.

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