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*[https://muslimskeptic.com/2021/07/01/human-evolution-islam-david-jalajel-refutation/#post-6707-_Toc76027348 Is Human Evolution Compatible with Islam?] (July 1, 2021) — article by orthodox Muslim researcher that heavily references classical, authoritative Islamic authorities/texts which can be cited in a breakdown of the traditional Islamic view on evolution | *[https://muslimskeptic.com/2021/07/01/human-evolution-islam-david-jalajel-refutation/#post-6707-_Toc76027348 Is Human Evolution Compatible with Islam?] (July 1, 2021) — article by orthodox Muslim researcher that heavily references classical, authoritative Islamic authorities/texts which can be cited in a breakdown of the traditional Islamic view on evolution | ||
*<nowiki>https://miningthemadness.wordpress.com/2017/08/06/can-islamic-slavery-be-defended/</nowiki> This is an excellent article containing numerous academic references on various aspects of slavery in Islamic Jurisprudence. We don't currently (as at October 2021) have a page on Slavery in Islamic Law, but this information could be a starting point. We have the QHS Slavery page, but academic quotes about jurisprudence probably wouldn't fit well in a Scholars section there which is meant for quotes from primary sources like tafsirs and fiqh manuals. | *<nowiki>https://miningthemadness.wordpress.com/2017/08/06/can-islamic-slavery-be-defended/</nowiki> This is an excellent article containing numerous academic references on various aspects of slavery in Islamic Jurisprudence. We don't currently (as at October 2021) have a page on Slavery in Islamic Law, but this information could be a starting point. We have the QHS Slavery page, but academic quotes about jurisprudence probably wouldn't fit well in a Scholars section there which is meant for quotes from primary sources like tafsirs and fiqh manuals. | ||
==House-keeping== | ==House-keeping== | ||