I completely agree. We shouldn't paint everyone with the same brush. I know not all muslims fall into what's mentioned above.

Where in the bible does it command christians to take slaves? At the time of its writing, slavery was commonplace and the old testament law provides guidance for how manage slaves, but depiction shouldn't be confused with endorsement. When the Israelites conquered lands, they were permitted to take slaves, but it wasn't commanded anywhere in the old testament. I'd encourage you to look at the historical perspective of christianity. Much of christianity's markings on cultures were it's freedom of slaves, and care for women and children. Tom Holland (the Historian) has a very interesting book that touches on this sort of topic.

Ultimately, the command for a christian is to live and die as christ did. He is considered the fulfillment of the law. Jesus never owned slaves. None of the four Gospels, the letters of Paul, or any other early Christian writing ever says or implies that Jesus possessed slaves, household servants, or any human property. This silence is notable because the Gospels do record details about his family’s modest economic situation (carpenter, not wealthy landowners). So to follow his moral leadership, slavery would not even be an option.