This chapter is titled the 'poets'. Muhammad the cult's founder, murdered or had killed any poets or poetesses who opposed him, or ridiculed his gibberish. Muhammad himself was called the crazy poet for his illiterate and jumbled verses he stole from the Kabaa shrine [which make up many of the smaller Koranic verses]; and from the Old and New Testaments. As he imposed his totalitarianism there was no room for debate, inquiry, ridicule or scorn. All humans had simply to submit to his rule, embedded in the form of the mysterious moon deity The Lord or Al-Lah:

“ [from the article above]...To explain how this kind of violence sits at the core of Islam at its founding, this article is divided into four parts [regarding Muhammad's assassination of poets]. First, the evidence for these assassinations is presented from Islamic early sources. Second, after these facts are sketched out, we critique point by point the explanations and defense from Muslims for this violence. Third, we examine five passages in the Quran that portend death in this life and damnation in the next for mockers. Both the early Muslim sources and the Quran are used by violent fanatics to justify their assassinations....the larger historical context of these assassinations must be taken into account. First, in seventh-century Arabia, poetry was taken seriously; even poetry contests were held, with declared winners. It was a powerful way to communicate a message. Second, in March 624, in the Battle of Badr, Muhammad, living in Medina, won a surprising victory against a much-larger Meccan army of polytheists (c. 320 Muslims v. 1000 Meccans). Muhammad’s standing in Medina was insecure before the battle, but afterwards his position became strong, and he used his new strength to eliminate some enemies.”

Violence is indeed the central theme of Islam. Along with violence as part of the cult's ethos, one will find slavery.

Sura 26 reviewed here has 18% of its text dedicated to violence and intolerance against the Infidel. This Sura is particularly concerned with the message that to be a good member of the cult, you must 'fear Allah and obey me', mentioned no less than 11 times [11, 108, 110, 124, 126, 131, 144, 150, 163, 179, 184]. Fearing Allah and acting like his slave is hardly conducive to free-will, thinking, independence and inquiry. This mandate to 'fear Allah' also leads the true believer into a hatred of those who refuse to follow the Moslem cult. In this Sura fully 18% of the verses target the Unbeliever for violence. Some notable verses in this regard are the following:

Violence usually leads to forms of slavery. Women are the slaves of men, who can enjoy [if that is the right term] polygamous marriages and concubines. Infidels are the slaves of the cult, who must be fought against as a 6^th pillar of Moslem jurisprudence and duty. Moslems are the slaves of the Al-Lah thing, Muhammad's monotheistic creation built upon the worship of Hub'Al, the moon deity of Mecca:

In the nonsense that is the Koran, Moses is suddenly a Moslem prophet, who is following the strictures of Muhammad, himself 'inspired' apparently by the divine ilah or 'One' Hub'Al. The claim that Moses and indeed all Jewish and Christian prophets were Moslem; and further that all humans are born Moslem is never commented upon in the main stream media or educational systems. Perhaps this lie is so absurd that the apologists for Islam would prefer to simply ignore it. But the outcome of such mendacity is clear. Since Moses was really a Moslem, the Jews are wayward and must not be tolerated. A similar declamation exists against the followers of Christ. What Muhammad wanted, and what his rule first in Medina and then in Mecca makes clear, is that slaves to Al-Lah [aka Muhammad] are the only humans to be tolerated. Muhammad's dictatorship is founded upon violence and enslavement. These tenets are the core foundation of Moslem theology.