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If my understanding is correct, you can't actually look at messages in the rabbit queue without taking them out and putting them back in. There's no way to use rabbitmqctl to inspect a queue.
In some debugging contexts, knowing what is currently in the queue is very useful. Is there a way to get at the messages? Also, what is it about the design of Rabbit that makes this process cumbersome?
You could stuff them into something else first before sending them to RabbitMQ. I wrote message queuing software to do this. Check out http://qdb.io/
It's possible to get a message without acknowledging and then reject it, that wouldn't get the message out of the queue. But this is not implemented in the management tool.
And also the message is locked until released meaning that no other consumer can consume it before it gets rejected.
You can click the Queue name first in the Web Management and click to the GetMessages to get your message. Now it will show your messages here