Islamic SlaveryThe most famous European Christian to serve as a slave in Barbary Muslim Africa was Miguel deCervantes, the famous Spanish author <strong>of</strong> the Don Quixote epic. He was taken captive in 1575 by Barbarypirates and was later released upon payment <strong>of</strong> ransom.The Ottoman penetration into Europe in the 1350s and their capture <strong>of</strong> Constantinople later in 1453opened new floodgates for slave-trade from the European front. In their last attempt to overrun Europe in1683, the Ottoman army, although defeated, returned from the Gates <strong>of</strong> Vienna with 80,000 captives. 874 Animmense number <strong>of</strong> slaves flowed from the Crimea, the Balkans and the steppes <strong>of</strong> West Asia to Islamicmarkets. BD Davis laments that the ‘‘Tartars and other Black Sea peoples had sold millions <strong>of</strong> Ukrainians,Georgians, Circassians, Armenians, Bulgarians, Slavs and Turks,’’ which received little notice. 875 CrimeanTatars enslaved and sold some 1,750,000 Ukrainians, Poles and Russian between 1468 and 1694. 876According to another estimate, between 1450 and 1700, the Crimean Tatars exported some 10,000 slaves,including some Circassians, annually—that is, some 2,500,000 slaves in all, to the Ottoman Empire. 877 TheTatar slave-raiding Khans returned with 18,000 slaves from Poland (1463), 100,000 from Lvov (1498),60,000 from South Russia (1515), 50,000–100,000 from Galicia (1516), 800,000 from Moscow (1521),200,000 from South Russia (1555), 100,000 from Moscow (1571), 50,000 from Poland (1612), 60,000 fromSouth Russia (1646), 100,000 from Poland (1648), 300,000 from Ukraine (1654), 400,000 from Valynia(1676) and thousands from Poland (1694). Besides these major catches, they made countless more Jihad raidsduring the same period, which yielded a few to tens <strong>of</strong> thousands <strong>of</strong> slaves. 878 These figures <strong>of</strong> enslavementmust be considered in the context that the population <strong>of</strong> the Tatar Khanate was only about 400,000 at thetime. 879THE VIKING SLAVE-TRADE & MUSLIM CONNECTIONIn the seventh and eighth centuries after Islam’s birth, Muslim invaders and rulers enslaved the infidels inimmense numbers, promoting slave-trade into a flourishing business venture in the Muslim world. Late in theeighth century, there arose a band <strong>of</strong> non-Muslim slave hunters, the Vikings, in Europe. Vikings were a NorthEuropean people, originating in Scandinavia (Sweden, Denmark), who turned brutal raiding brigands betweenthe eighth and eleventh centuries. Belonging to the so-called barbarian Germanic race, they engaged inraiding and pirate attacks along the coasts <strong>of</strong> the British Isles and mainland Europe as far east as the VolgaRiver in Russia. ‘Famed for their long ships—the Vikings had established settlements along the coasts andrivers <strong>of</strong> mainland Europe, Ireland, Normandy, the Shetland, Orkney, and Faroe Islands, Iceland, Greenland,and Newfoundland over three centuries. They reached south to North Africa and east to Russia andConstantinople as looters, traders, or mercenaries. Vikings under Leif Ericson, heir to Erik the Red, reachedNorth America, with putative expeditions to present-day Canada in the 10 th century. Viking raiding voyagesdecreased with the introduction <strong>of</strong> Christianity to Scandinavia in the late 10 th and 11 th century.’ 880 The period<strong>of</strong> the rise and domance <strong>of</strong> the Vikings between 793 and 1066 CE became known as the Viking Age.874. Erdem YH (1996) Slavery in the Ottoman Empire and Its Demise, 1800-1909, Macmillan, London, p. 30875. Lal (1994), p. 132876. Fisher AW (1972) Muscovy and the Black Sea Slave Trade, in Canadian-American Slavic Studies, 6(4), p577–83,592–93877. Inalcik H (1997) An Economic and Social History <strong>of</strong> the Ottoman empire, 1300-1600, Cambridge UniversityPress, Vol. 1, p. 285; Fisher, p. 583–84878. Bostom, p. 679-81879. Williams BG (2001) The Crimean Tatars: The Diaspora Experience and the Forging <strong>of</strong> a Nation, E J Brill,Lieden, p. 69–72880. Viking, Wikipedia, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vikings246
Islamic JihadThe Vikings have been severely condemned for their vocation <strong>of</strong> savage raids on innocent andpeaceful families and communities along the coasts <strong>of</strong> Europe, killing the adults and capturing the childrenand young women for selling into <strong>slavery</strong>. The major reasons for the rise and spread <strong>of</strong> the Vikings, thinkhistorians, were overpopulation, technological innovations, and climate change, plus the interruption <strong>of</strong> tradeand flow <strong>of</strong> goods from Central Europe to Scandinavia after the destruction <strong>of</strong> the Frisian fleet by RomanEmperor Charlemagne in 785.Little attention is, however, given to the positive influence that Islam played in their engagement inslave-trade. The defeat <strong>of</strong> the Muslim army in the Battle <strong>of</strong> Tours in 732 dramatically subdued Islamicconquest on the European front. They even had to withdraw from some <strong>of</strong> the territories they had alreadycaptured. Thereafter, the enslavement <strong>of</strong> the prized white women from Europe for keeping as concubines inMuslim harems <strong>of</strong> the Islamic world had greatly reduced.As capturing <strong>of</strong> white sex-slaves through wars and raids reduced, purchasing them became thealternative for meeting their unceasing and obsessive demand in the Muslim world. At the rise <strong>of</strong> the berserkViking raiders, the Scandinavian fur-traders reached the Europe-Arab trading center <strong>of</strong> Bulgar Volga (inRussia), where they met traders from the Muslim world with huge demand <strong>of</strong> white women for Islamicharems. The savage Vikings, thereafter, embarked on capturing young white women for selling to tradersfrom the Muslim world. This first opened the Eastern European route <strong>of</strong> slave-trade with the Muslim world.The supply route <strong>of</strong> white slaves via Spain also soon opened. With the spread <strong>of</strong> Christianity to NorthernEurope, Viking slave-trade tapered down and eventually ceased.Viking slave-trade has been thoroughly condemned, but little has been said <strong>of</strong> the role, Islam played,in seducing the Vikings into this abhorrent pr<strong>of</strong>ession. There is no excuse for the crime the Vikings hadcommitted. It is also impossible to disconnect Islam from the Viking slave-trade, because the supply wasabsolutely meant for meeting Islamic world’s unceasing demand for the prized white slaves.The supply <strong>of</strong> white slaves to the Islamic world did not cease with the end <strong>of</strong> the Viking Age. OnceViking slave-trade ended, Muslim slave-hunters themselves slowly expanded the capture <strong>of</strong> white slaves inEurope to meet the Muslim world’s demand for them, thus replacing the Viking suppliers. In 1353, theOttoman Turks, having crossed over to Europe bypassing Constantinople, launched a new wave <strong>of</strong> ragingJihad expeditions against Europe overrunning Bulgaria and Serbia. This marked a new beginning for thecapture <strong>of</strong> white slaves by Muslims in great multitudes. The Turks enslaved 7,000 whites in the attack <strong>of</strong>Thessaloniko (Greece) in 1430; while, in the sacked <strong>of</strong> Methone (Greece) in 1499, Ottoman Sultan Bayezid IIslaughtered all those (males) aged over ten years and "seized women and children". 881 Persian rulers ShahTahmasp (d. 1576) attacked Georgia in 1553, enslaving more than 30,000 women and children. In hisexpedition to Georgia in 1551, the Ghazis ‘slew the men and took captive their wives and children.’ Thesultan had earlier made another two successful expeditions against Georgia in 1540 and 1546, but thenumbers enslaved are not available. 882 The Ottomans and Safavids made numerous raids into Europeanterritories until the late seventeenth century. Despite suffering defeat and heavy loss in the siege <strong>of</strong> Vienna in1683, the Ottoman Turks returned with 80,000 captives. This clearly suggests that slaves were captured inlarge numbers in all their campaigns.Meanwhile the Tatar Khans embarked on numerous holy war expeditions (Razzia) into EasternEurope and Russia in the mid-fifteenth century, capturing white slaves in tens to hundreds <strong>of</strong> thousands asnoted above. The North African Barbary pirates also continued raiding and capturing white slaves along theEuropean coastal towns from Sicily to Cornwall and from ships in the sea, enslaving more than one millionwhite men and women between 1530 and 1780. The hunting <strong>of</strong> white slaves by Barbary pirates continueduntil the 1820s.881. Bostom, p. 613,619882. Ibid, p. 620–21247
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