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Bondage (Slavery)
"Bondage (Slavery)" explores the concept of slavery in Islam, addressing its historical presence, the ethical guidelines set by Islam, and the efforts made to eliminate slavery over time. The book covers:
✔️ Slavery in Pre-Islamic Societies – How Islam reformed existing practices
✔️ Islamic Rulings on Slavery – Quranic verses and Hadith regarding the treatment of slaves
✔️ Abolition of Slavery – Steps taken by Islam to gradually end slavery
✔️ Rights and Freedoms – The humane approach Islam introduced for bonded individuals
✔️ Modern-Day Perspectives – Understanding contemporary discussions on human rights and servitude
This book is essential for students, scholars, and researchers seeking an Islamic perspective on slavery, human dignity, and social justice.