Weathermaid Fatima Abdel Raouf

If we had been born in ancient times, we would have grown up believing that humans are divided into two categories: free people and slaves, just as humankind is divided into males and females. The world only rejected the idea of slavery at a very late stage, with the revolution of ideas, theories, and philosophies. The male or female slave would grow up accepting the idea of slavery just as they accepted their gender and skin color. They had no other options or possibilities for their lives. However, slaves in general, and female slaves in particular, managed to play a pivotal role in history, create new values for themselves, and become an integral and essential part in building states, kingdoms, and civilizations.
This book will also delve into the conditions of female slaves in other different civilizations, particularly in Western civilizations, starting from ancient Greece and the Roman state, the conditions of female slaves in the Middle Ages, and finally the battle against slavery in the modern era. The research concludes by discussing the female slaves of the contemporary world, or white slavery and human trafficking gangs, which are no less brutal, if not more so, than all the violations that female slaves suffered throughout history.