Marriage and Slavery in Early Islam by Kecia Ali

Author:Kecia Ali [Ali, Kecia]
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Tags: Religion, Islam, Law, History, Middle East, General, Social Science, Gender Studies, Slavery
ISBN: 9780674059177
Google: C229nbjq8TMC
Amazon: 0674050592
Publisher: Harvard University Press
Published: 2010-10-14T16:00:00+00:00

Shafi'i, may God be merciful to him, said: If he says, “Every woman that I marry is divorced” or [if he names] a specific woman or, [says] to

a [male] slave, “If I own you [you are] free,” and he marries [a woman] or owns [a slave], nothing is compulsory for him. [That is] because when he made the relevant statement, he was not an owner (malik), so it is void. Al-Muzani, may God be merciful to him, said: If he says to a woman whom he does not own (la yamlikuha), “You are divorced now,” she is not divorced. . . . Al-Muzani, may God be merciful to him, said: there is consensus that there is no path (sabil) to divorce for the one who does not own (yamliku).20

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