Berniewood Hogan
IT'S BERNIE SANDERS WITH A STEEL CHAIR!
https://books.google.com/books?id=V...CCoQ6AEwAw#v=onepage&q=fuja'ah burned&f=false
The story of al-Jiwa and Na'ir was that al-Fuja'ah Iyas b Abd Yalil came to Abu Bakr saying, "Assist me with weapons and order me to fight whomever you wish of the apostates." So Abu Bakr gave him weapons and gave him his command. But he disobeyed his command with with regard to the Muslims, going out until he camped at al-Jiwa, and he sent Najabah b. Abu al-Maytha from the Banu al-Sharid and ordered him against the Muslims. So he launched them in a raid against every Muslim amongst Sulaym, Amir and Hawazin. Abu Bakr learned of that, so he sent to Turayfah b. Hajizz ordering him to gather men to himself and to march against al-Fuja'ah; and he sent Abdallah b. Qays al-Jasi to him by way of reinforcement, so he went. Then the two of them rose up against al-Fuja'ah and pursued him, so he began to seek shelter from the two of them until they caught up with him at al-Jiwa, whereupon they fought. Najabah was killed and Fuja'ah fled, so Turayfah followed him and took him captive, sending him to Abu Bakr.
When he was brought to Abu Bakr he ordered a fire to be kindled with much firewood in the prayer yard of Medina and threw him, with arms and legs bound, into it.
According to Abu Ja'far-Ibn Humayd-Salamah-Muhammad b. Ishaq-Abdallah b. Abi Bakr, regarding the affair of al-Fuja'ah: A man of Banu Salaym came to Abu Bakr. He was Iyas b. Abdallah b. Abd Yalil b. Umayrah b. Khufaf, called al-Fuja'ah. He said to Abu Bakr, "I am a Muslim, and I want to fight those unbelievers who have apostatized; so give me a mount and help me." So Abu Bakr mounted him upon camels and gave him weapons, whereupon he went forth indiscriminately against the people, Muslim and apostate alike, taking their property and striking whoever of them tried to resist. With him was a man of Banu al-Sharid named Najabah b. Abi al-Maytha. So when Abu Bakr received news of him, he wrote to Turayfah b. Hajiz: "The enemy of God al-Fuja'ah came to me, alleging that he was a Muslim, and asked me to empower him over those who apostatized from Islam, so I mounted him and armed him. Then absolutely certain information reached me that the enemy of God has gone forth indiscriminately against the people, the Muslim and the apostate alike, taking their property and killing whoever of them opposes him. So march against him with whatever Muslims are with you until you kill him or take him captive to bring to me." Turayfah b. Hajiz duly marched against al-Fuja'ah. Then when the people met they shot arrows back and forth, whereupon Najabah b. Abi al-Maytha was killed by an arrow shot at him. So when al-Fuja'ah saw the earnestness of the Muslims, he said to Turayfah, "By God, you are no more entitled to command than I am; you are a commander of Abu Bakr, and I likewise am his commander." At this Turayfah said to him, "If you are telling the truth, then lay down your weapons and depart with me to Abu Bakr." So he went out with him.
Then when the two of them approached Abu Bakr, he ordered Turayfah b. Hajiz to take him out to this clearing and burn him in it with fire. So Turayfah took him out to the prayer yard and kindled a fire for him and threw him into it.


Egyptian with suspenders? 
some fukked up shyt...
, he didn't ride on them for not becoming muslim, you can argue it if you want (i rather you not, because I know how you feel, and you know how I feel) , but this quote is false. And no doubt many Hadiths and stories are true, but some are definitely fabricated, but if you can use the Quran as your source it makes your argument stronger 
