Assassination of Ka'b ibn al-Ashraf

[Pat Mustard]

Ka'b ibn al-Ashraf was a victim of Muhammad, assassinated just because he criticized him..

Ka'b ibn al-Ashraf committed incitment and publicly encouraged terrorist acts against Muslims, by doing so he also violated a treaty made between Muslims and the Jews around the Medina. In short, he committed treason, and treason was punishable by death. As you can see, the guy wasn't an innocent critic.

You're really working to argue that your favourite fantasy novel is a depiction of reality, aren't you. Do yourself a favour though, read up on the 7th century Arab invasions that lead to the creation of islam and the writing of the qu'ran. Learn the series of events that lead to a coalition of christian, jewish and zororastrian arabs bursting out of Arabia and wresting control of the whole of the fertile crescent from a dying Persia and a heavily weakened Rome. It's a very different story from the qu'ran.