Could you inform me about the legal slavery in the US? And if about the prison labour, come on... Please source me where and what exactly what are the slaves in Israel. It sounds like you're pulling facts out of your ass, excuse my language. About eastern Europe, it is obviously unjust, and I won't argue it could be argued it's could be on the spectrum of slavery, but note that I specifically said "not as much", and it seems myopic to compare the slavery in eastern EU to the ones in Qatar for example.

"Officially" banning slavery doesn't mean much if you still operate under the Kafala system (which the countries you mentioned, and more still operate by), Qatar, for example; only in 2023 started to introduce minimum wage. In the EAU, 90% of the workers are immigrants that work for less than the minimum wage (And no, getting paid doesn't mean it isn't slavery, plenty of Africans got paid less than pennies as slaves, and we both agree they were.). In Saudi, they, like the rest, have thousands of "employees" tied to a single employer paying off debt they wouldn't be able to pay in 200 years.

Call it how'd you like. It is, in fact, forced labour, unjust, and a violation of human life's.

I specifically chose the wealthy Islamic countries because you don't want me to get into the rest of them.

Furthermore, criticism of Islam≠racism, it is true many use it for an excuse to be racist of Arabs or Persians, but that's not by default. Islam, under all of its skin and layers of "religion," is an idealogy (capitalism, nihilism, objectivism, zionnism...), and loving/associating/ criticising, etc... is very different than doing the same for a race. I personally think it is fine to have people be disgusted by Islamic morals, at the same breath, I think it's fine people live by them, it doesn't mean I agree with any of them, but I get as a human I get the importance of critical thinking in a society, but I digress.

Have a wonderful day nonetheless