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@TheQaisarCaesar

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Thread: "Slavery"
It is the term used for POWs, not the actual American Chattel Slavery.
Free men and women who did not partake in the war against Muslims cannot be enslaved.
So-called "Slaves" could opt for an Emancipation Contract called Mukatabah/Kitabah if they do not want to remain a so-called "Slave" to pay his/her POW ransom, thus freed by the "Slave's" behest.
So why would some people logically not opt to be freed by the Emancipation Contract (Mukatabah) and rather remain in custody?
What about the Slaves who were in circulation BEFORE the advent of Islam?
Regardless of Mukatabah or not, a myriad of instances have called for the heeding of their emancipation regardless.
HOW THEY ARE TO BE TREATED. Read this thoroughly because this will now usher into the Rape Allegation often propounded.
The Rape Allegation. This of course has no proof whatsoever except that this allegation is based on a mere assertion that a "female slave" wouldn't "consent" to her "captors". I'll come to that, but if we're talking possibility here, then:
Yet they consented and the burden of the proof is for someone to show otherwise. We're talking about objective facts and not whataboutism.
I've quoted a multitude of narrations and here is one more verse. I'll ask again to read what's above AGAIN.
Continued:
I'll remind again that all of the narrations above have to be read very carefully. I'll advance now.
Important
Allegation over Q4:24
Allegation 2
Allegation 3: Coitus Interruptus/"Withdrawal"(Al-A'zl) (I don't see the point). Coitus Interruptus is forbidden unless the wife permits it (as the wife has a right to have a child.)
Allegation 4: Cohabiting
Allegation 5: Awtas Encampment
Allegation 6: Husbands of Captive Women.

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