"Slavery: Islamic and Western Perspective" explores the institution of slavery from both Islamic and Western viewpoints, offering a comprehensive comparison of the moral, legal, and societal frameworks that governed slavery in each context. The book delves into how Islam addressed slavery, including ethical guidelines, humane treatment, and the gradual push toward abolition. It also contrasts these with Western practices, shedding light on how each civilization's approach to slavery has evolved over time. By providing historical insights and ethical analyses, this book helps readers understand the complex legacy of slavery in Islamic and Western societies.