Which statement about the nature of the Islamic slave trade prior to European entry is true?

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The Islamic slave trade was not based primarily on race as it was in the European slave trade. Rather, those who were captured and enslaved were often seen as prisoners-of-war or criminals, and their enslavement was not necessarily tied to their race. Additionally, the Islamic slave trade often resulted in a higher percentage of female and child slaves, who were not always used for agricultural labor. While slavery and the slave trade under Islamic society was still present and had its own issues, it was not necessarily as harsh as the European version in the Americas.

Which Statement About the Nature of the Islamic Slave Trade