Slavery and Islam
Why a tradition that regulated slavery never abolished it, without apologetics or easy condemnation.
A long and uncomfortable book asking why a tradition that regulated slavery never abolished it, and what it means that its scholars did not. Brown refuses both apologetics and easy condemnation, and the result is a study of how moral consensus actually changes inside a religious tradition.
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