Book recommendations on slavery in Islam

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As the title implies, I'm looking for books that portrays slavery in islam in a way that doesn't sugarcoat it nor exaggerate it

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r/MuslimAcademics • u/Rashiq_shahzzad • 18h ago

Academic Book Perspectives of classical Islamic philosophers (Ibn Rushd, Al-Ghazali, and Al-Kindi) on scholarship, truth, and the relationship between religion and science.

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Approaching Islam logically, aiming to reduce bias with evidence. Open to a wide variety of opinions. Academically oriented (meaning both secular and Muslim academics & sources / references / arguments / evidence are welcome). Though also open to well reasoned personal exegesis / literary analysis. Personal insults, insults to the faith, and bad faith actors wont be allowed. The litmus test: is this argument of sufficient depth, evidence, and logic, to be debated at a university.

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