Allah allows Muslim men to rape non-Muslim women to humiliate them

In this video, the speaker discusses the concept of "Malak al-Yamin" (those whom your right hands possess) within the context of Islamic law and warfare. Below is a breakdown of the points made:

Regulation of Practice: The speaker asserts that Islam came to regulate the practice of taking captives, stating it should only occur through legitimate warfare between Muslims and their enemies [00:00].
Context of War: He uses a hypothetical conflict with Israel as an example of a situation where captives might be taken, describing such a scenario as a means to humiliate the enemy [00:15].
Status of Captives: It is explained that women taken in such wars become "Malak al-Yamin," meaning they are owned by the leader or the army, and a Muslim man may have relations with them [00:39].
Criticism of Misinterpretations: The speaker criticizes "extremists" or those who misrepresent Islam by claiming one can simply bring a woman from places like East Asia to serve as "Malak al-Yamin" in a domestic setting with a wife's permission. He clarifies that according to his interpretation, this status only results from legitimate prisoners of war [01:01].

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Allah allows Muslim men to rape non-Muslim women to humiliate them

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