
The kafir are using it to paint religion islam as bad as of course they failed to separate religion from it bad people so I need to find good sides like good so I have more resources to defend against kafirs.,
I would add some comments.It is important not to conflate slavery in Islam with the transatlantic ‘slave trade’ that occurred in the 15-19th centuries. In Islam, there is an emphasis on emancipating slaves and slaves are to be treated with justice and kindness. As for what happened in the transatlantic slave trade where slaves were not even treated as human, there is a world of difference there.
Here are some threads that may he helpful:
Islam came at a time when slavery was deeply entrenched in the society, so Islam worked towards the gradual elimination of slavery.
- Islam encouraged the emanciplating of slaves; The Qur'an does so in many places:
4:92, 5:89, 58:3, 90:13, 24:33, 9:60, 2:177, 2:221, 4:25, 4:36.The Prophet said:"A person who frees a Muslim slave, Allah will deliver every one of his limbs from the fire of Hell in return for each of the limbs of the slave (Sahîh Bukhârî, and Sahîh Muslim)Shaykh Abu Bakr Al-Jazâ'iry writes:Islam orders making an agreement to...
- Ansar Al-'Adl
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If slavery was morally wrong, why did Allah not simply prohibit Muslims from owning other human beings,
rather than encouraging owners to free them while continuing to permit the institution?
Encouraging the emancipation of slaves is not the same as abolishing slavery.
Why did Muhammad order slaves to be released at solar eclipses?It is also important to understand the kind of societies that existed in the past and that if there was mass emancipation at a particular time, this may have caused more harm than good.
Have a look at the links and they might help provide more clarity.
Eclipses are signs from Allah سبحانه وتعالى and Muslims are taught to pray and perform other acts of worship during such times, such as giving charity and freeing slaves.Why did Muhammad order slaves to be released at solar eclipses?
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