http://www.veteranstoday.com/2017/04/24/do-you-know-how-much-it-costs-to-buy-a-9-year-old-girl/
"IS has just released a pamphlet (above), that shows exactly how much they are selling captive Christian and Yazidi females for. It is a sliding scale based on the woman’s age, and the younger the girl, the more expensive she is. These women and girls are being sold into sex slavery and will likely spend the rest of their lives being raped, abused and sold again and again, until they no longer have a saleable value (at which point they will likely be executed). This is real, it is happening today, yet it seems America’s Feminists have more important things to worry about (for example Bill O’Reilly).
The price list shows that a 40 to 50 year old woman can be bought for as little as $43. As the age goes down, the price goes up. A girl between the ages of 0 and 9 carries the highest price at $172. Whteher a young child is worth more because of a potentially longer life-span, or because child “brides” are very popular in this part of the world is unclear. But here’s the thing…ISIS are selling these women and children, but it is not ISIS that is buying them."...
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pby1000 ago
What does the Quran say about slavery? I believe it says it is OK to buy and sell slaves. I know the Bible says it is OK to do this.
I am not looking to argue or anything. It is an honest question.
UglyTruth ago
Slavery is endorsed by the Quran, just as it is endorsed by Judaism and Christianity. It is a means of settling a debt.
pby1000 ago
Except if you are female. The you do not have to be released after 6 years like the male slaves.
UglyTruth ago
No, According to the Quran (Surah 2:228) the rights of women are similar to those of men.
sugarskull ago
Tell that to Aiesha who was basically the prophets semen stain cleaner ...there are several citings of this in the book of the religion of peace. I don't see that as a duty of any man in the quran but I guess Aiesha was a wife and not a titled 'slave" so there is that.
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UglyTruth ago
No, the story from the Hadith of the pre-pubescent age of Aisha is refuted by the earliest biography of Mohammad. Apparently Aisha had a significant role in the spreading Mohammad's message, the "semen stain cleaner" characterization is a lie. The Hadith have a history of unreliability, and the Quran warns against them.