question was Moha infallible?

to the rest of the hawks on this forum - who really cares about what some arabic dude did by marrying the son's wife a millennium and a half ago - it may be right or it may be wrong... how is arguing about his bedroom habits adding value here?
We have a very very distorted view of the past! we see the ancients as being rather glorious people, nicely clothed (robes anyone?)
I put it to you that human beings prior to the 17th century we brutish beasts... they didn't live long, they never showered as often, most just pooped outside, they never went to school and thus married early at around 12 years old. they died early check out life expectancy figures of people before the 19th century. they died from myriads of diseases that hail from flu, small pox, polio, they died from broken limbs and poisoning, they died from war wounds, they died from animal attack wounds e.t.c. those people sold black people as slaves, they were primitive people!! primitive people who thought the world was flat and heaven/paradise was in the clouds. While I agree there are SOME things we can learn from the ancients let's not deceive our day today lives are so different from those which those ancients lived that if they were to wake up and see what we have now they will be dumb founded!! People have gone to the moon, people have discovered that the world is a sphere, people have cured many many diseases that ravaged them. people have known weather patterns and can predict drought and stuff like that.. people have grown taller and fatter than what the ancients thought was possible. We have advanced... so stop thinking like people who thought pooping in structures like this was innovative

it's shockingly true that humans prior to the 17th century were brutish beings

-- showering i mean bathing was a communal thing in rivers for most of humanity as plumbing was non existent for the majority. even queens showered i mean bathed once a week or something. the very fact that ceremonial purity before prayer and rituals was commanded was because people never really cleaned themselves! when did people start wiping themselves after going for no. 2?
-- brushing of teeth... have you ever seen a painting with people smiling and teeth showing?
-- toilets...as people decided to be more private they had a small room in the house where they would do their business and throw the remains into a river and some other fellow would collect water from that river to drink down stream

these is not a 'world view' its reality. the same reality as 'people are now driving contraptions called cars'. let's agree people were brutes!! they killed each other frivolously, they died young, they were brutes!!!

@masukuma - They also thought of themselves as advanced.On the inside we're just as human as they were.We love,we hate,we fear,we desire,we harm,we heal...

You have misunderstood brother's post.

"Advanced" is relative. One living in 1798 thought himself more "advanced" than one who lived in 457. Yet certain things remain constant e.g. love, hate, fear, desire etc to this day.

You will not convince the 1798 guy he was just as 'advanced' as the 457 guy, that they were the same. That is why you cannot be absolute that those living before yourself were less 'advanced'.

even our hate, fear, desire, harm ... also advance with time, new technology, new discoveries help in shaping our emotions.