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I watched this video its short so watch it if you must.
I actually went through the sources and then manually translated the Arabic and holy shit.....
Abdullah ibn Mas‘ud said:
TLDR; Muhammad encounters 'Al-Zutt' at night, the term is used to refer from South Asian men usually from the Sindh region. Other sources refer to them as dark, slim and sexually potent with 'penises that never rest'. They are never described as Jinn, and early Islamic sources only refer to them as humans/laborers.
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These Al-Zutt then 'rode' Muhammad all night until dawn broke and he walked away in pain.
It is also noted that being 'ridden' is referred in other places sexually which calls into question exactly what Muhammad was doing all night.
“A woman may be compared to a cow, horse, or camel—for all are ridden": تفسير القرطبي الجامع لأحكام القرآن (Tafsir al-Qurtubi, v.15, p.172)
I watched this video its short so watch it if you must.
I actually went through the sources and then manually translated the Arabic and holy shit.....
Abdullah ibn Mas‘ud said:
The Prophet ﷺ drew a circle for me and said, “Remain inside this—do not step out of it, for if you do, you will be harmed.” So I remained within it. The Prophet then went on a bit of a distance. He mentioned encountering a group—described as al-Zutt, as per what ‘Affan reported (or similar words). They had no clothes, yet their private parts were not visible. They were tall and lean.
They came and mounted (or rode upon) the Prophet ﷺ. The Prophet began reciting (Qur'an or perhaps other invocations) to them. They then started circling around me and moving in a strange way, and I became extremely frightened of them. Then, as dawn broke, they began to leave.
The Prophet ﷺ returned, heavy and weary—perhaps even in pain from what had happened. He said, “I feel very heavy,” or something to that effect, and he rested his head in my lap.
TLDR; Muhammad encounters 'Al-Zutt' at night, the term is used to refer from South Asian men usually from the Sindh region. Other sources refer to them as dark, slim and sexually potent with 'penises that never rest'. They are never described as Jinn, and early Islamic sources only refer to them as humans/laborers.
Zuṭṭ - Wikipedia
These Al-Zutt then 'rode' Muhammad all night until dawn broke and he walked away in pain.
It is also noted that being 'ridden' is referred in other places sexually which calls into question exactly what Muhammad was doing all night.
“A woman may be compared to a cow, horse, or camel—for all are ridden": تفسير القرطبي الجامع لأحكام القرآن (Tafsir al-Qurtubi, v.15, p.172)
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