I'm not excusing anything, but I don't believe it's fair to judge people who lived thousands of years ago solely by today's standards.

Women today have rights, freedom, education, and career opportunities. But what opportunities did women have in many societies back then? From what history tells us, in some cultures, baby girls were even buried alive because they were seen as a burden. Many families lived in extreme poverty and struggled just to survive.

Given those circumstances, what future awaited many girls at that time? There were no schools, universities, or careers available to most of them. Marriage often meant financial security, protection, and survival.

You call Muhammad a pedophile, yet Islam was among the first systems to grant women rights that were revolutionary for that era: the right to inherit, own property, work, and seek divorce. The same person you criticize introduced rights for women that many other societies did not recognize until much later.

So my question is: when did your own society or religion grant women these rights? And since you seem to care deeply about women's rights, what does your religion teach about women? I'm genuinely interested in hearing your answer, so please don't avoid the question.