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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] I do believe you have comprehension challenges. No matter. I have time to explain to you again. Read again. There were three categories listed of how freedom may be obtained and here they are AGAIN (pay clsoe attention to the third category): The mukatab: a slave who has the contractual right to buy their freedom over time The mudabbar: a slave who will be freed when their owner dies (this might not happen if the owner's estate was too small) The umm walid: a female slave who had borne her owner a child[/quote] Pay close attention, again - this is from the link you posted, "Being a concubine did have some benefits: if a slave woman gave birth to her owner's child, her status improved dramatically - [b]she could not be sold or given away, and when her owner died she became free.[/b] The child was also free and would inherit from their father as any other children." http://www.bbc.co.uk/religion/religions/islam/history/slavery_1.shtml#h7[/quote]
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