Assalamu alaikum,
I think it is imperative for me to respond to this post, which is full of errors and misguidance which may send members that frequent this site astray.
1. Your point about Hyena meat, yes it is halaal according to major sheikhs such as Ibn Baaz (whom you so mocked)
Wednesday, 07 November 2007 13:52
Question:
What is the ruling on eating the meat of horses and the meat of hyenas?
Answer:
The meat of horses is permissible, the Prophet, peace and prayer are upon him, allowed this; and also the meat of hyena has been made permissible by a text from the Prophet peace and prayer are upon him. Horse and hyena meat are permissible for us as opposed to the meat of wolves, lion, tigers, and dogs, which is haram.
And horse meat is permissible by a text from the Prophet peace and prayer are upon as comes by way of Jabir ibn Abdullah Al Ansaaree may Allah be pleased with him, he said, ‘The Prophet forbade the people from eating their donkeys and allowed them to eat the meat of horses.’
And Asma the daughter of Abu Bakr, may Allah be pleased with them said, ‘We slaughtered, during the time of the Prophet peace and prayer are upon him, a horse, so we ate it while we were in Medina. It authenticity has been agreed upon; therefore horse and hyena are permissible for us according to what is most correct.
As for the people’s donkey and the mules then they are haram, the donkeys and mule are haram also the beast of prey such as wolves, tigers, lions, dogs and cats, all of them are haram to eat.
Fatwa by Sheikh Bin Baz
Allah and his messenger has made it permissible according to this hadith so if you don't like it than don't try to make other people who want to eat it.
2. Obeying the rulers is an essential part of Islam, I can bring you countless hadiths where the Prophets urged to obey the rulers even if he is oppressive, chaos and lawlessness are more evil.
One of the ahaadeeth in which the Prophet (salallaahu 'alaihiwasallam) commanded us to obey them [the rulers] consists of the words: '...even if he beats your back and takes your money.' It is also authentically reported on him (salallaahu 'alaihiwasallam) that he said: 'Give them what they are entitled to (of rights), and ask Allaah for what you are entitled to (of rights).'"
This is a sahih hadith, rejecting it is an act of disbelief.
3.The point about men breastfeeding women is acceptable in certain situations where this unrelated female is going to be in your house for a prolonged period of time. Of course it would be frustrating and quite tedious for the woman to have xijab all the time. Now he is her relative and she no longer has to. I see this as a simple way and quite liberating and inspires us to look at the beauty of Islam in a more optimistic light. It was quite practical then and it still is now!
4. About your point on sexual slavery and your silly story about sex orgies. Slavery is still halal today and shall continue to exist until the last day, slavery was actually a methodology used to protect women and children captured as victims of war. A Kaafir nation would simply pillage that village and rape then murder the children. Islam is mericful and allows those women to be under the trusteeship of her captor and provides her a safe and secure home. Allah has clearly allowed in the Qur'an for men to enter upon these women and its 100% legal.
5. I disagree with your notion that since the West is more technologically advanced whilst the muslim world is backward. The same doctrine being used today was employed when muslims produced the likes Ibn Sina and Ibn Carabi, pioneers in medicine and exploration. Muslims are backward today because we don't control the world's major loaning institutions like the IMF and The World Bank which impose paper currency and thus replacing the muslim default; dinar and dirham. This paper money has no eccentric value and is simply printed, distributed and prices set by US and its Jewish agents. Muslims are extremely poor because the governments are too indebted by structural loans to do anything. Of course without money and a vast majority of our population in poverty science isn't exactly our priority.