but that Mohammed pretended a divine command for it; whereupon he sent her to him with a basket of dates, and when the girl was alone with him, he stretched out his blessed hand (these are the author’s words) [sic], and rudely took hold of her clothes, upon which she looked fiercely at him, and said: “People call you the faithful man, but your behaviour to me shows you are a perfidious one.” Jonathan Brown responds after providing evidences: Marracci is chiefly interested in depicting Muhammad as a lecher and a hypocrite, who gropes women who are not his wives and uses his claims of prophecy for carnal ends. His exaggeration of Abu Bakr’s hesitance merely provides dramatic effect, suggesting that he also wanted to keep his daughterNerves are expected during an America's Got Talent audition, but getting a second chance to learn a brand new song took contestant Lamont Landers' tension to another level.

The 27-year-old singer from Huntsville, Alabama began to sing "Let's Stay Together" by Al Green before Simon Cowell stopped him, calling the choice a "safe wedding song." When Landers said his other audition song was Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On," Cowell replied, "Your problem is that you don’t take risks."

The judge then suggested he come back later in the afternoon with a new song. After a bit of a tense back-and-forth between the two, Landers decided to take the opportunity for a second chance. In his second audition, he performed a stripped-down version of Robyn's "Dancing On My Own," which he