Sahih Muslim 1602

Brought up to argue that Muhammad participated in slave trading by buying one pledged slave in exchange for two black slaves.

Cited to argue that Muhammad traded two black slaves for one non-black slave, as part of a rebuttal to the claim that Islam erased racial hierarchy or slavery abuses.

Cited to argue that Muhammad bought one slave in exchange for two black slaves, using an authenticated Sunni hadith to challenge Muhammad's moral example and the claim that he only bought slaves in order to free them.

Cited to argue Muhammad bought one slave in exchange for two black slaves, used against the claim that Christianity uniquely brought racialized slavery to Africans.