> For each of the points you mentioned I can make a solid case supported by examples that Mohammad was a proponent of peace Prior to Mohammed, his people lived

> For each of the points you mentioned I can make a solid case supported by examples that Mohammad was a proponent of peace Prior to Mohammed, his people lived in a remote, mostly peaceful backwater. Afterwards, Mohammed terrorized some caravans, gained a few new converts, and conquered Mecca, and then Arabia. Then his friends, followers, and immediate successors, by 661, conquered the Persian empire and made rapid inroads into the Byzantine Empire. It is very difficult to see how anyone could look at a map in 622 and then a map in 661 and come to the conclusion that Mohammed was a proponent of peace.