Equality

In it, the author addressed the concept of "e;equality"e; by interpreting the term and the philosophical, social, and religious approaches that dealt with it. She referred to the social classes that descended toward aristocracy, discussing the phenomena of slavery and democracy. She also addressed the concept of socialism, both peaceful and revolutionary. The writer believes that socialism as a concept and practice is the solution to many human crises, and that the entire future belongs to it, and that everything that has preceded in human social history reaches this goal, because socialism represented at the time a system that dominated all other systems. The book represents, in what it contains, an intellectual point of view of social systems in the modern era. Some may disagree about what it contains, and some may support it.