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Slavery From Islamic and Christian Perspectives

Author: Allamah Sayyid Sa'eed Akhtar Rizvi
Publisher: Vancouver Islamic Educational Foundation
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• Prefaces
• Publisher's Preface to the First Edition
• Author's Preface To The Second Edition
• Slavery in Ancient Times
• Christianity and Slavery
• Islam Attacks Slavery
• Slaves in the History of Islam
• 1. Salman, the Persian
• ii. Zayd bin Harithah
• iii. 'Ammar bin Yasir
• iv. Miytham al-Tammar
• v. Bilal al-Habashi
• vi. Fizzah
• vii. Qambar
• viii. Sa'id
• ix. Slaves: The Helpers of The Faith
• Suhayb bin Sinan
• Khabbab bin al-Arratt
• Shawdhab
• John bin Huwai
• Aqabah bin Sam'an
• x. Slaves' Children: Imams and Caliphs
• The Origin of Negro Slavery
• Christians Organise Slave-Trade
• East African Slave-Trade
• Sufferings of Slaves
• Churches Participate in Slave-Trade
• Why Slavery Was Abolished
• Hypocricy of the Abolitionists
• Was American Civil War to Emancipate The Slaves
• Territorial Slavery
• Postscript
• References
• Slavery in Ancient Times
• Christianity and Slavery
• The Origin of Negro Slavery
• Christians Organise Slave-Trade
• East African Slave-Trade
• Sufferings of Slaves
• Churches Participate in Slave-Trade
• Why Slavery Was Abolished
• Hypocricy of the Abolitionists
• Was American Civil War to Emancipate The Slaves