Posted on 10/22/2002 2:12:37 PM PDT by JohnathanRGalt
Ask the Imam -- Is it OK to have SEX with my SLAVES? -- Can the master and slave have bodily contact and to what extent?
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Question:
Few years back, I needed a slave for comfort and support and to fulfill my jobs, I was able to pay the slave what they wanted and to comfort them too on their conditions. There was a Young Lady who agreed, on our conditions. My slave was only there when I needed her a bit like part employment she came over when I needed her and went away when not needed. We made a contract that she would serve me because she agreed and I agreed with my side. Answer:
Praise be to Allaah.
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African slaves took two routes out of Africa...the so called Middle Passage, and the Trans Sahara route to the Middle Eastern Islamic States. More slaves by far took the Trans Sahara Route.
Question...how is it that the Black population of the Western Hemisphere is significant, yet the Black population of the Middle East is trivial???
Answer...Most of the slaves sent to the Middle East were destined to be household slaves, and, er...Males just wouldn't do. So, certain physical alterations were deemed necessary. Black males weren't allowed in the Haram (technically a Zananna), so the Arabs employed "people of the Book" to emasculate them [the Holy Qu'ran strictly disapproves of human castration, but is tolerates the employment of Eunuchs].
BTW, the Imam's points about Jihad as how a Moslem [ I prefer the original spelling] directly acquires a slave to be correct. But note well, any other slave he acquires (through purchase or gift) must already be a slave. Hence, it required that the slaves have been already enslaved in Africa prior to the sale.
When Europeans became involved, they were not enslaving Africans, they were purchasing the already enslaved. This is an important distinction.
Answer: a woman has a white discharge all the time, she will be a Ma'zoor. Kindly refer attached 'Laws Pertaining to the Ma'zur'.
and Allah Ta'ala Knows Best
Mufti Ebrahim Desai
I've heard of having money out the wazu, but never a white discharge!
'Wake, there seems to be a fatwa (ruling) on just about everything. I've read Muslims asking the imams how to go to the bathroom correctly. For instance, if you're afraid of jinn (devils) attacking you in the bathroom (or wherever you are relieving yourself) you can't pray to Allah while doing that, so there's a special prayer of protection before you enter that area. Or, for instance, here's this very recent question: " Passing Urine While Standing: Is It Permissible? ". They ask the most childlike questions sometimes.
I'm a Catholic and have done extensive study into the disputations of our medieval theologians - while they might have argued about whether an angel was a separate substance and therefore indivisible by genus into species, they never tackled such topics as praying while on the thunderbox.
One thing I learned long ago...when discussing subjects across cultural/religious lines you MUST define your terms!
A quick read of the Bible where "slaves" are discussed will show the reader the biblical concept of slavery would be better described as "contract employment" in today's terms. (It was neither permanent, nor absolute) That as opposed to the "chattle slavery" practiced in Islamic circles and early America.
Now I can't say if early Israelis actually practiced the biblical version of slavery, just as they ignored the "sabbath for the land" for so long, but that's not the Bible's fault.
The short answer to your question is...depends on how you're defining "slavery."
BTW...what makes you think we're "grown up?"
,,, I have a buyer here who wants to look you over.
28 posted on 10/22/02 10:01 PM Eastern by shaggy eel
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Hi...what is this supposed to mean?
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