The only thing you could accuse the French-Senegalese scientists Tidiane N'Diaye of is, that the number of Africans enslaved by Mohammedians perhaps is too high. He counted 17 million displaced Africans. But does the exact number play a role?
He objects to the wide-spread reflex. that the trans-atlantic slave only involved Europe and America.  Will critics of the book seriously question that for 13
Centuries (7th to the 21st century without interruption ),  trafficking by arabo-mohammedians deported more Africans than by the transtlantic  slave trade (16th-19th century)?
He criticizes the self-censorship of the researchers, as if comparing the Arab-Mohammedian slave trade would downplay the transatlantic trafficking. However, in the educated, civilized west, slave trade has been banned as a crime against humanity a long time ago. its not about attacking the Arab States,  but about a long overdue investigation of a very dark chapter in the Arab-Mohammedian history. Tidiane N'Diaye has presented a major contribution to the history of Arabo-Islamic slave trade, which deserves  many readers throuout the violent zone populated by arab-mohammedians - and the community of the free, civilized, prosperous western world.
 
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