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I've shown that there is nothing in the Qur'an that defends the murder of woman and children as so many people seem to believe.  I am always invariably met with people that link some statement, from some obscure Imam halfway across the world, that promotes radical actions as if he is representative of Muslims as a whole. These people do not care that many muslim groups have already stepped up and denounced the events, and they don't care if you show them unequivocal proof that these actions are not supported by the Quran. They have one belief in their head and they refuse to let anyone change that (regardless of what the evidence actually shows).

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here is some of the Mohammed's rules from Hadith about killing woman. 
 
Muslim (17:4192) - This hadith clarifies the different penalties for adultery (when the subjects are married), and fornication (when they are not): "in case of married (persons) there is (a punishment) of one hundred lashes and then stoning (to death). And in case of unmarried persons, (the punishment) is one hundred lashes and exile for one year" (See also 17:4191)
 
Muslim (17:4196) - A married man confesses that he has adultery.  Muhammad orders him planted in the ground and pelted with stones.  According to the passage, the first several stones caused such pain that he tried to escape and was dragged back.
 
Muslim (17:4206) - A woman who became pregnant confesses to Muhammad that she is guilty of adultery.  Muhammad allows her to have the child, then has her stoned. The description is graphic: "Khalid b Walid came forward with a stone which he flung at her head and there spurted blood on the face of Khalid and so he abused her."
 
Muslim (17:4209) - A woman confesses adultery and is stoned to death on Muhammad's order.
 
Ibn Ishaq (970) - "The adulterer must be stoned."  These words were a part of Muhammad's farewell address to his people on the occasion of his final pilgrimage to Mecca.
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