Used to argue that Muhammad granted himself special sexual privileges as a prophet, suggesting personal gain rather than true prophecy.
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Quran 33:50
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50 O Prophet, We have made lawful for thee thy wives whom thou hast given their wages and what thy right hand owns, spoils of war that God has given thee, and the daughters of thy uncles paternal and aunts paternal, thy uncles maternal and aunts maternal, who have emigrated with thee, and any woman believer, if she give herself to the Prophet and if the Prophet desire to take her in marriage, for thee exclusively, apart from the believers -- We know what We have imposed upon them touching their wives and what their right hands own -- that there may be no fault in thee; God is All-forgiving, All-compassionate.
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Used to show that Muhammad received special marital privileges beyond ordinary Muslims, as part of an argument that his prophethood materially benefited him.
Cited to argue that Muhammad received special sexual and marital privileges unavailable to ordinary believers, as evidence of motive and moral inconsistency.
Read to show Muhammad receives special marriage privileges, including certain female relatives, captives, and any believing woman who offers herself to him.
Cited as a verse granting Muhammad special marital privileges, used to argue that revelation catered to his desires.
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