Used by the host to argue Muhammad sinned by forbidding for himself what Allah had made lawful, showing Muhammad did speak or act in ways that required correction.
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Quoted to argue Muhammad forbade for himself what Allah had made lawful, which the host used to claim Muhammad took for himself a divine prerogative over law.
This verse was cited alongside Sunan an-Nasa'i 3959 to argue that a revelation came excusing or legitimizing Muhammad's conduct with the female slave.
Used as the second premise of the argument: the speakers claimed this verse explicitly rebukes Muhammad for prohibiting something Allah had made lawful, in order to please his wives.
Cited to support the classical explanation of Qur'an 66:1 as the incident involving Hafsa and Maria al-Qibtiyya, where Muhammad vowed to abstain from Maria to please a wife.
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