All are equal before the law and the judiciary: The Prophet Muhammad affirmed that all are equal before the law. The perpetrators are punished regardless of their lineage, race, or social status, because in law enforcement, justice is achieved between human beings and security. The Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) insisted that no one be above the law, even if he was a member of his family. In one incident, they were worried about a woman from the Mekzum tribe stealing their property. They saw that no one dared to intervene with the Prophet Muhammad for her except his servant Osama Pin-Hashid. Osama told him and he denied: "People! Their God is one, your Father is one, you are all born of Adam, and Adam was born of the earth. The best of Allah is the best of religion. Arabs are no better than any other people except by respect for religion. Did I really give the message? O Lord, be witness. They said yes! Yes. He said those present should give this message to the absent. "People! Indeed, brothers and sisters in the faith do not allow an individual to encroach on their brotherly property except in good faith. Did I really give the message? O Lord, be witness. Leave me alone, and do not become unbelievers. I have left it for you, if you adhere to it, you will not go astray. Did I really give the message? O Lord, be witness. ” Freedom and human dignity in the early days of slavery were a popular pre-Islamic regime. Not just in the Arabian Peninsula. Even in many other parts of the world. It is part of the social and economic regime for most communities. In the past slavery was part of the property and possessions of some people. Islam imposed incentives to redeem slaves. It means freeing them from their freedoms, such as the purchase of slaves, the law of negligence, and what Muslims should adhere to before Allah and to their Muslim brothers. The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said to him: 'Apostle Omar, know that Allah has power over you over this slave.' Stop worrying and say sorry that from now on I will not be beaten Slavery is a sin. He freed the slave. Freedom in the way of Allah. The Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: That if you do not do this, the fire of hell will burn your face. Men and women, whether they are free or not, as a dedication to Allah Almighty, or as an atonement for the transgression of certain laws, or as a blasphemy against one's slaves for no reason. Continue this practice until the slave regime The taste dissolves little by little automatically. It is said that the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) saw a man by the name of Apumas Oth al-Badari, beating his slave with a whip. Human rights Human rights