1. Islamic Slavery
... based on cultivating a profit commodity or conquering new lands (ultimately for the profit of the state), the institutions are principally the same. Having said that we must remember what Joseph C. Miller says: Islamic law is no longer the determinative framework, nor is the culture of the masters a transcending constant. Muslim masters, like Romans, or Brazilian planters, turned to slavery where the ... etched into their most religious of books. A truly egalitarian society could not support, much less recognize, a system of slavery. Clearly some uses of slaves was more humane than othe...
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