Black influence on Islamic civilization in French
The article reviews the release by the King Abdulaziz Public Library in Riyadh of the French edition of the book by researcher Dr. Rashid Al-Khayon, titled "The Impact of Blacks in Islamic Civilization." The book focuses on the role of Black Muslims in building Islamic civilization throughout the ages, from the beginning of Islam to the end of the Abbasid era. It includes a detailed study of slavery and the trade of white and Black slaves in ancient and Islamic civilizations. The work highlights the humanitarian contributions of Black individuals in science, arts, and literature, emphasizing that skin color is not a measure of worth or status. It references Quranic verses that show differences in skin color are part of God's creation, not a basis for superiority among humans. The book features chapters on the history of slavery, Black revolutions and social movements, and biographical accounts and translations of prominent Black Muslim figures who excelled in various fields throughout Islamic history. It also reviews their contributions to Islamic society and their roles in combating feelings of slavery and discrimination.
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