Madman

 Madman

The biggest miracle he did is achieving 2 billions followers who blindly still think he was a messenger of God. P3rverted p3dophile of the middle east dessert.

He had many miracles. He also turned his friend to his father-in-law by marrying his six years old daughter. Besides, he turned his first cousin to his son-in-law by marrying his daughter off with her uncle.

The old man could not see any young girl without some stirring in his loins.

Zahid was not his own son. He was adopted son... According to Islam Adopted son's wife can be marry his father...countered a Muslim.

Another justified it as follows.

In Islam, it is generally prohibited to marry one’s daughter-in-law. This prohibition is derived from the Qur'an, which explicitly states that the wives of one's sons( biological) are forbidden for marriage (Qur'an 4:23). 

However, the marriage of the Prophet Muhammad to Zainab bint Jahsh is a unique and significant exception with specific context and divine revelation associated with it. Zainab was initially married to Zayd ibn Haritha, who was an adopted son of the Prophet Muhammad. When Zayd divorced Zainab, the Prophet Muhammad married her. This marriage was not an ordinary one; it carried profound social and legal implications.

Key Points:

1. **Abolition of Adoption Customs:**

   - Before Islam, adoption was such that adopted sons were treated exactly like biological sons, including inheritance and familial relations. This included the prohibition of marrying the former wives of adopted sons.

   - The marriage of Prophet Muhammad to Zainab was meant to break the pre-Islamic custom that equated adopted sons with biological sons, thereby eliminating the prohibition of marrying the divorced wives of adopted sons. This event was intended to demonstrate that adopted children do not have the same legal standing as biological children in matters of inheritance and marriage.

2. **Divine Revelation:**

   - The marriage was commanded by Allah through divine revelation. The Qur'an mentions this marriage explicitly in Surah Al-Ahzab (33:37): 

     - “Then, when Zayd had dissolved (his marriage) with her, We joined her in marriage to you, in order that there may be no difficulty to the Believers in (the matter of) marriage with the wives of their adopted sons, when the latter have dissolved (their marriage) with them. And Allah's command must be fulfilled.”

3. **Clarification of Islamic Law:**

   - This marriage was also meant to clarify and establish new norms regarding adopted sons and their wives. After this event, it became clear that adopted children do not carry the same legal restrictions as biological children in Islamic law.

Therefore, while it is prohibited in Islam to marry one’s biological daughter-in-law, the marriage of the Prophet Muhammad to Zainab was an exception with a specific divine command and significant legal and social implications for the Muslim community. It was intended to make clear the distinction between biological and adopted relationships in Islamic law.