Those who used to say: what she bore while he was a slave, its wala belongs to his mother's patrons

Qays bin Sa'd reports from Mujahid, and Ikrimah bin Khalid from Yazid bin Abd al-Malik, that they said: Whatever child the woman bears while her husband is a slave, its wala' belongs to the mother's mawali; and whatever she bears while the father is free, its wala' belongs to the father's mawali.

And from Qatadah from Humayd bin Abd al-Rahman, and Ikrimah bin Khalid from Yazid bin Abd al-Malik, that they both said: Whatever child she bears while he is a slave, its wala' belongs to the mother's mawali; and whatever she bears while he is free, its wala' belongs to the father's mawali.

Ma'mar reports that al-Zuhri said: None can draw the wala' except the child whom the woman bears while her husband is free.

Ibn Jurayj said: I said to Ata: A man married a free woman and she bore a child, then the slave was freed; to whom does the wala' of his children belong? He said: The wala' of his children belongs to their mother's family.

Ibn Awn reports that al-Hasan used to say: When a man is freed and another man frees his son, he draws the wala' of his son. Then Muhammad bin Sirin came to him and asked: Did Sayyiduna Umar (may Allah be pleased with him) say this? He said: We say this.