User:Andrewa/Surriyya
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The Quran[edit]
It is stated here that the Quran never uses surriyya (sex slaves were referred to simply as slaves), and some regions of Islam did not speak Arabic (e.g. Turkish in the Ottoman empire)
See also[edit]
Other pages or sections of relevance