Is there any Slavery in Sudan and Arab World???Yes or No !!!

You know what I was looking for this post and I thank god I found it
Any way .first I want to say most of us have there Owen believes &
by Defending The believe in a logical conversation dos not make you or me An extremist or terrorist so let me first assure this point before we go on
Aim going to first reply with a copy and paste to your writing about slavery In Islam
and I want you to know first hand that slavery was there in Christianity And all religions so we most not try to attack each others religions and make this a very healthy dialog
agree?
Ok here it go's

Christian attitudes towards slavery: mid 4th to late 17th century CE:
The Christian movement gradually reversed its stance on slavery, starting early in the 4th century CE. This reversal may have been influenced by the establishment of Christianity as the only allowable religion in the Roman Empire by the late 4th century. This subsequently created a close integration of church and state. Since the Empire was dependent on slave labor, it was reasonable for the church to support the institution. The church became generally supportive of slavery, even as a very few of its theologians wrote in opposition to it:
Circa 340 CE: Manichean Christians had been inciting slaves of the Roman Empire to take charge of their destiny and emancipate themselves. (Manichaeism was a widespread Christian heresy based upon the teachings of a 3rd century Persian philosopher, Mani.) In response, the Christian Council of Gangra issued a statement supporting slavery: "If anyone, on the pretext of religion, teaches another man's slave to despise his master and to withdraw from his service, and not serve his master with good will and all respect, let him be anathema." 9 This resolution became part of the Catholic church's canon law concerning slavery and was quoted as an authoritative source until the middle of the 18th century.

Circa 400 CE: St. Augustine [354 - 430 CE] speaks of the granting of freedom to slaves as a great religious virtue, and declares the Christian law against regarding God's rational creation as property.

595 CE: Pope Gregory dispatched a priest to Britain to purchase Pagan boys to work as slaves on church estates.

Circa 610: Isidore of Seville wrote: "I can hardly credit that a friend of Christ, who has experienced that grace, which bestowed freedom on all, would still own slaves." In his writing "Regula monachorum" which describes the monastic life, he wrote that "God has made no difference between the soul of the slave and that of the freedman."

Circa 600 CE: Pope Gregory I wrote, in Pastoral Rule: "Slaves should be told...not [to] despise their masters and recognize that they are only slaves."

Dear Peter this it for now and kindly I will wait for your reply
And before I go I want to say this slavery is every where not only in Sudan or Islam of Africa or Europe or Christianity its with us from day One and we cant just say or blame some one or a religion
Take care

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