We said that the married women who are protected are all except the captives. Is this correct?
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The questioner : We said that the married women who are protected are all except the captives. Is this correct?
The Shaykh : They are protected women, but when they were taken captive, they became our property. That is, a married woman. Are the protected women not... forbidden to them... this and that? This and that is not the point. But even free women among the disbelievers, if we take them captive, they become our property. So, if a woman is married to a disbeliever among the disbelievers, and she is taken captive, and the Muslims take possession of her, then she becomes lawful.
The Shaykh : They are protected women, but when they were taken captive, they became our property. That is, a married woman. Are the protected women not... forbidden to them... this and that? This and that is not the point. But even free women among the disbelievers, if we take them captive, they become our property. So, if a woman is married to a disbeliever among the disbelievers, and she is taken captive, and the Muslims take possession of her, then she becomes lawful.