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In 628AD, the Prophet Muhammad attacked a Jewish tribe at Khaybar. The chief of Khaybar was killed on Muhammad's orders while his daughter's husband, Kenana, was tortured on Muhammad's orders to extract information regarding the tribe's treasury. According to Tabari, Muhammad's exact words were: "Torture him until you root out and extract what he has." According to Ibn Hisham, Muhammad said "Torture him until you extract what he has." Al-Tabari, Vol. 8, p. 122 Kenana stood steadfast and did not reveal any information to the bandits so upon Muhammad's orders, Zubayr "kindled a fire with flint and steel on his chest until he was nearly dead. Then the apostle delivered him to Muhammad b. Maslama and he struck off his head, in revenge for his brother Mahmud." Ref. The Life of Muhammad 145-146 As always, the women were distributed among Muhammad's men as sex slaves. The most beautiful woman of the tribe was Safiyya, who also happened to be the chief's daughter. She was given to Dihya Al-Kalbi until the prophet heard of her beauty. The prophet was so turned on by her beauty that he ordered Dihya to pick someone else and leave her to him. Some sources say the prophet slept with her the same night, while some other sources say he slept with her after three days. In one story, a soldier stood outside of the prophet's tent keeping watch over Safiyyah. When Muhammad saw him the next morning and asked why he was standing there, he said: 'You just killed her father, husband, and brother, so I did not trust her (not to harm) you.' The great prophet laughed and said, 'Good.' In another narration, Safiyyah and her sister were brought to Muhammad by his adopted son Zayed. One of the sisters started screaming hysterically after seeing the dead bodies of her tribesmen. Instead of showing empathy, the great prophet called her a 'she-devil' and kicked her out. Poor Safiyyah maintained her composure but ended up getting raped by the murderer of her father, brother, and husband. Ref. Tabari Vol 8, Page 185. Safiyyah's sacrifice would not go in vain as another Jewess would poison Muhammad and he would die a painful death some 5 years later. According to Muhammad, he felt as if "someone has cut off my aorta". (Ref. Dawuud 4512) This is the character of the "world's greatest man" who would kill people during the day and then sleep with their female family members at night. References: Muslim 1365F, Bukhari 2893, 2228 & 947,371 The life of Muhammad Pages 514-515,