Are Mukataba, Mudabbara, and conditionally freed slaves treated the same as a fully enslaved person concerning the previously mentioned rulings?

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The Mukataba (a slave contracted for manumission), the Mudabbara (a slave willed to be freed upon the owner's death), and a slave whose freedom is suspended upon a condition are treated identically to a fully enslaved person (*Qinn*) regarding the mentioned rulings. This ruling applies because they are recognized as slaves who can lawfully be sold and freed.