16950 - Al-Hakam said: So I narrated it to Ibrahim, and he liked that.

Hazrat Abu Ayyaz says that it is permissible for us to marry the women of the People of the Book, but if they are at war, then their women and their slaughtered animals become unlawful.

Hazrat Hakam states that there are some People of the Book whose women and slaughtered animals are not lawful for us. They are the People of the Book who fight against the Muslims.

Hazrat Urwah bin Zubair states that the predecessors have said regarding the women of the People of the Book that if she leaves the land of war, she will enter the land of Arabia with security. If she openly settles in the land of Arabia, then there is no harm for a Muslim to marry her. If she only expresses settlement in the form of a marriage proposal, then marriage should not be contracted with her.

16954 - From Amr ibn Salim al-Zurqi, from Ibn al-Musayyib.

16955 - From Abu (al-Nadr) (1) from Urwah ibn al-Zubayr that they said regarding a woman from the People of the Book: If she enters from the land of war into the land of the Arabs with a guarantee of safety, if she shows tranquility in the land of the Arabs, then there is no harm for a Muslim to marry her. But if she does not show that except at the time of the proposal, she is not to be married.

Hazrat Abu Maisarah says that the slave women of the People of the Book are like their free women.

Hasan says that it is permissible for this Ummah to marry free women from the People of the Book, but it is not permissible to marry their slave women.

Hazrat Mak’hool has considered marriage with slave women of the People of the Book as disliked (makrooh).

Hazrat Mujahid, in the commentary of the verse { مِنْ فَتَیَاتِکُمَ الْمُؤْمِنَاتِ } of the Holy Quran, states that it is not permissible for a free Muslim to marry a slave woman from the People of the Book.