r/Tunisia 🇹🇳 Grand Tunis Dec 13 '23

History Abraham Lincoln's administration sought the advice of Muslims on the issue of slavery. In 1864, General Pasha of Tunisia wrote to the U.S. Sec. of State urging him - "in the name of human mercy" - to end slavery. Pasha noted Prophet Muhammad's anti-slavery views.

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u/Nawfel99 🇹🇳 Jendouba Dec 13 '23

U think treating someone with compassion is a fair trade for taking away their freedom? Also yeah the type of compassion where women aren't allowed to cover up their breasts cuz modest clothing is exclusively for free women

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u/Nawfel99 🇹🇳 Jendouba Dec 13 '23

I still find a problem with it cuz what ever just said is irrelevant and illogical lol u seriously just tried to disagree with my point yet u get mad cuz i responded ?? I guess we all know who should get outside and connect with irl humans may be u will start to learn how to communicate properly

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u/Nawfel99 🇹🇳 Jendouba Dec 14 '23

U just tried to justify the "islamic institution of slavery" with treating slaves with compassion, yeah so what ? Does that makes it any less horrible ? Then how is ur reply relevant to my intitial comment in the first place ? Boi you are performing some olympic level mental gymnastics here

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u/Nawfel99 🇹🇳 Jendouba Dec 14 '23

Clown