The real motives behind Muhammad’s claims of prophecy

The real motives of Muhammad’s claims of prophecy were his personal ambition, the desire to gain an acknowledged social status, wealth, the appearance of holiness and the authority that brought within this primitive, cruel society.  He also desired to overcome his poverty, which shamed him deeply and did so by marrying a rich, old widow.
When addressing the intellectuals, Muhammad explicitly said that he wanted to unite Bedouin tribes, to be their master, to raid the neighbouring nations, to enslave their men and to use their women to satisfy Bedouin sexual lust.
When Abu Taleb, Muhammad’s uncle, fell sick, Quraish masters visited him, chatted about Muhammad’s religion and said that Quraish would not attack Muhammad and his followers as long as he agreed to not attack Quraish, her trade and goddesses.
Muhammad responded1 “if I accept your request, can you give me one word that enables you to control all Arabs and force all foreign nations to believe you and accept you as their lords and masters”.  
It is obvious that the word to unify Arabs is Islam. Muhammad declared his pure political ambitions under the cover of prophecy, praying, Quran, pilgrimage, etc. These rituals were used as successful methods to control and unify Bedouin tribes under the flag of Quraish, and to attack and control other neighbouring nations.
Al Mothana bin Hareth was a Bedouin Master whose tribe was under the protection of the Persian Empire. Muhammad offered Islam to Al Mothana, but he refused2, saying that he would not break his agreement with Kisra, the Persian emperor.
Muhammad responded “Be patient, wait and you will see Allah will inherit the Persian’s lands and money, furthermore their women will lie down ready for you to rape them - In other words if you, Mothana, embraced Islam, you would own lands, money and women of Persia.
Notice Muhammad’s point of view on Persian women. The prophet Muhammad imagined that Mothana and Bedouins would be busy all the time raping Persian women.
On another occasion, Muhammad offered Islam to the masters of the Baker Tribe3, but they refused by saying that they were under the protection of the Persian Empire, who they had a truce with, therefore they did not need Muhammad’s religion.

Muhammad said “if you believe in Allah and if Allah decides to keep you alive after the wars, you will enjoy life, you will live in  Persians houses, rape Persian women and enslave Persian men.  The true motives of Islam: occupying Iran, stealing Iranian houses and granting them to Bedouins, enslaving Iranian men and raping beautiful Iranian women.

 

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