Cloning is the process of producing a new organism that is genetically identical to the original. In Islamic Jurisprudence, cloning raises many ethical and jurisprudential issues. Jurists agree that man has no right to manipulate divine creation except within the framework of necessity and for legitimate reasons. Among the main issues discussed were the inviolability of the manipulation of human life and the possible social and psychological effects of cloning. Islamic Jurisprudence emphasizes the preservation of lineages and family ties, which may be affected by cloning. The prevailing opinion among scientists is to reject human cloning while allowing scientific research in specific domains that serve public health.

The current research paper focuses on the slave girls and boys in the Mamluky poetry. In the Mamluky period, the tendency and flirting towards the slave girls and boys become widespread. The flirting of the slaves was similar to what was said about women at least. This phenomenon of love is a social phenomenon that clearly emerged in this period. The poets were infatuated with the slaves and they were excellent in describing them. They had tender and soft poems. They showed the sufferings of love to the beloved. The research is composed of four sections: Section one: The Mamluky society. Section two: The slave girls and boys during the Mamluky period. Section three: The slave girls in the poet's poetry. Section four: The slave boys in the poet's poetry.