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Abu Bakr al-Kindi: Musannaf (Arranged by Chapter) (d1162) Ibadi Jurist. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Taken from:The justice of Islam: comparative perspectives on Islamic law and society By Lawrence Rosen
(student)
What if a man addresses another man by his nickname which he doesn't like?
(Teacher) He's punished (s) And what if he says You're no Arab, you're a non Arab (T) He's punished (s) And if he says to a man Son of a Zanji woman, or Son of an Indian woman? (T) He's punished unless the man's mother actually is Zanji or Indian
Taken from : Michael A Cook ; Commanding right and forbidding wrong in Islamic thought When talking about wrongs that concern Ibadi jurists:
Gathering to make music, men and women, various instruments are considered as
well as singing ,
special attention is given to African and Indian music. (la’b al Zanj wa’l Hind)
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