Those who said: azl is practised with a slave woman, and a free woman's consent is sought

Ibrahim al-Taymi and Amr bin Murrah said: Withdrawal ('azl) may be practised with a slave-woman, whereas permission is to be sought from a free woman.

Something similar is reported from Ibrahim.

Something similar is reported from Muhammad.

Sa'id bin Jubayr said: Withdrawal ('azl) may not be practised with a free woman without her permission.

Sayyiduna Abdullah (may Allah be pleased with him) said: Permission is to be sought from a free woman, while withdrawal ('azl) may be practised with a slave-woman without permission.

Jabir bin Zayd said: Withdrawal ('azl) may not be practised with a free woman without her permission.

Sayyiduna Ibn Abbas (may Allah be pleased with them both) said: Permission is to be sought from a free woman, whereas permission is not sought from a slave-woman.

Something similar is reported from al-Hasan.

Something similar is reported from Sa'id bin Jubayr. They said: Permission is to be sought from a free woman, and permission is not to be sought from a slave-woman.

Abd al-Malik said: Ata was asked whether withdrawal ('azl) may be practised with a slave-woman. He said: Yes; as for a free woman, however, her permission is to be sought.

Tawus used to permit withdrawal ('azl) with a slave-woman, while he said nothing about a free woman.