Islamic Invasion

Here are full interpretations:

Now the whole thing comes into a clearer perspective when you take in the previous ayat from this sura. Allah is telling the believers to respect rights of the orphans and of women (divorce, war etc)

and this:

ok Cyrus which part is it that makes you angry?

 i didnt understand what is it you mean or you are angry form??

explain more please

Aayah 24?

this Aayah isn't about allowing muslims to capture and rape non-muslim women !

as per the english transilation i got it says:

 [24] Also (prohibited are) women already married, except those whom your right hands possess: thus hath Allah ordained (prohibitions) against you: except for these, all others are lawful, provided ye seek (them in marriage) with gifts from your property, desiring chastity, not lust. Seeing that ye derive benefit from them, give them their dowers (at least) as prescribed; but if, after a dower is prescribed, ye agree mutually (to vary it), there is no blame on you, and Allah is All-Knowing All-Wise

and from Tafseer Al Qurtubi about the meaning of "Malakat Aymanukum" , Malakat Aymanukum means "those who you have their contract" by marriage or by buying as in slaves. 

note that people whos women are lost in a battel are to be considered slaves they can buy and sell them, that was the rule of the wars of those days, same happened to the daughter of Yazdajard III who was sold as slave. 

but womens whos husbands lost in a battel and still with that husband is considered slave BUT forbidden to have sex with that she is still married.

so its a littel complicated to see which one is allowed and which one isn't.

which means womens who are you married to and women who you bought are the only women you can have sex with, other than that is considered Zina.

so this Aayah came for the people after the battel of Uhud and it was mostly about that era, and obviously not applicable to todays wars i guess.

well laws from the Quran aren't always taken directly as it was mentioned, before applying it muslims should first see when this Aayah came and in what occation and what was the reason for it.

from that we can judge if it apply or not or if it is even similar to anything happining now.

and yes it is not applied for these days because wars now are different from that time, and  "sabayah" which means war slaves are long gone.

so from that Aayah i think its mostly about forbiding to have sex with any woman whos not your wife.

Agree with you Azimuth except one thing

so this Aayah came for the people after the battel of Uhud and it was mostly about that era, and obviously not applicable to todays wars i guess.

Prove please.

ops sorry it was Hunain not Uhud.

Welcome to the forum. Just try to write something useful next time, we have enough idiots

Ok, work your butt finding evidance and support for your statement above. At least Cyrus posted his concern and it was discussed.