Ghulamon ka Masla - Islamic Perspective by Dr Israr Ahmad

This lecture comprehensively addresses the Islamic stance on slavery, prisoners of war, and concubinage, clarifying permissible practices within historical and religious contexts. It details regulations concerning treatment, rights, and eventual emancipation, distinguishing between permissible wartime captives and unjustly enslaved individuals. The discussion covers the legal status of children born to enslaved women, emphasizing their rights and lineage. Dr. Israr Ahmad explains the rationale behind not completely abolishing the practice in the Quran, suggesting its continuation as a framework for handling prisoners of war in future conflicts. The lecture also highlights historical examples of powerful slave dynasties, demonstrating the potential for social mobility within the Islamic framework and the important role slaves played in society.

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