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damn - you are correct. And he was a slave owner who never freed his slaves, His Female Slaves (12) Abū ‘Ubayda has said: his female slaves were four: Māriya who conceived Ibrāhīm, Rayhāna, Jamīla, and a slave whom he received from Zaynab Bint Jahsh. Salma, Umm Rāfi’, Maymūna, Khadira, Radwa, Razīna, Umm Damīra, and Maymūna Bint Abī ‘Usayyib were also his slaves. His Male Slaves (28) Zayd Bin Hāritha was his male slave whom he emancipated and married to Umm Ayman who gave birth to Usāma. Aslam, Abū Rāfi’, Thawbān, Salīm, Sālih, Rabāh, Yasār, Mud’im, and Karkara were his slaves, and Mud’im and Karkara were slain at Khaybar, and Allāh knows best. Anjasha and Mihrān whom the messenger of Allāh (may Allāh send salutations upon him) named Safīna were his slaves, and the messenger of Allāh (may Allāh send salutations upon him) emancipated him according to Abū Hātim. Abū Mashrah, Aflah, ’Ubayd, Kīsān, Dhakwān, Mihrān, Mirwān, Hunayn, Sandar, Fudāla, Māboor, Wāqid, Abū Wāqid, Qassām, Abū ‘Usayyib, and Abū Muwayhiba were also his slaves.