@SadafEXMNA @rezaaslan its not true though Reza. Sadaf is right. Islamic scripture at best ameliorates conditions of slavery, doesn't ban it
@CEMB_forum @SadafEXMNA More complicated than that. Slavery banned among believers; regulated among captured soldiershttp://www.al-islam.org/slavery-from-islamic-and-christian-perspective-sayyid-akhtar-rizvi/islam-attacks-slavery …
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@rezaaslan Muslims can point to ameliorative trajectory - but still problematic aspects on this issue, & slavery did persist @SadafEXMNA -
@CEMB_forum @SadafEXMNA Very good response. But I'm not not talking about later interpretation and practice but M's actions in Mecca/Medina -
@rezaaslan may write an article on this, will link you to it when done @SadafEXMNA -
@CEMB_forum @SadafEXMNA I would very much like to read that. Now you read my works denouncing apostasy laws puritanism the Ulama etc. Deal? -
@rezaaslan Yes, of course
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@rezaaslan Nop. Gotitallwrong. Having slaves was never banned among Muslim believers.But they are encouraged to set their slaves free.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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