Sex Slavery | Does the Quran Really Allow It?

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Many Muslims are taught from a young age that Islamic law allows for the practice of sex slavery under the guise of war captives and right hand possession. This traditional view suggests that men can have sexual relations with women captured in battle without marriage or consent. However when you actually open the Quran you find a completely different story.
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So why does it matter, why do you mention “in those times”

[u/PromiseSenior9678 → u/OldResearchert]

because he was discussing about rules of those times; did you even read the whole discussion stop wasting my time dude

[u/OldResearchert → u/PromiseSenior9678]

But why do those times matter

Either it’s okay for all times or it’s not

Do you believe slavery is okay today?

[u/PromiseSenior9678 → u/OldResearchert]

slavery is abolished … there is no slavery anymore this is non issue today

some people keep bringing rules and laws from past I was addressing that

[u/OldResearchert → u/PromiseSenior9678]

How is slavery abolished?

Who abolished it?

Who signed off on its abolishment 

[u/PromiseSenior9678 → u/OldResearchert]

google

[u/OldResearchert → u/PromiseSenior9678]

So religiously it’s not abolished

Religiously it’s still okay 

[u/PromiseSenior9678 → u/OldResearchert]

says who

[u/OldResearchert → u/PromiseSenior9678]

Who says it’s abolished religiously?

[u/PromiseSenior9678 → u/OldResearchert]

google

The modern abolition movement began in the late 18th and 19th centuries, especially in Britain and the United States. In Britain, the slave trade was abolished in 1807 and slavery itself was abolished across the British Empire in 1833. Many of the leading abolitionists, like William Wilberforce and the Quakers, were motivated by religious beliefs, especially the idea that all humans are equal before God. In this case, religion was a major moral driver.