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military slavery: a standalone construct

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Islamic history

the systematic use of purchased slaves as soldiers and officers in Islamic states.

In Islamic history, military slavery refers to the systematic use of purchased slaves as soldiers and officers in Islamic states. This meaning comes from Pipes (1981) in Slave soldiers and Islam.[1]

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Pipes, D. (1981). Slave soldiers and Islam. Yale University Press. ISBN 9780300024470

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