Human brotherhood in Islam according to Moncef:

Islam is a humanistic and universal religion which addresses the human race as a whole and in its diversity. In this final message to humanity, God establishes the bond that unites all human beings despite their differences.

He says in particular: “O men! We have created you from a male and a female, and We have made you into peoples and tribes, so that you may know one another" (Qur'an: 49, 13) thus clearly establishing the principle of human brotherhood in disregarding all the factors that differentiate men, whether racial, national or social, since their origin is common. The men are all brothers. Humanity is one family.

This book highlights the principle of human brotherhood in Islam and its foundations from the reference texts (the Koran and the Sunna). It establishes that human brotherhood in Islam, and highlights the practice of this principle throughout the history of human civilization. The author aspires to bring a certain Western public to abandon its prejudices and certain misconceptions prevalent among certain Muslims.

This book is divided into the following parts:

• Islam: a universal message
• Human brotherhood: the principle
• The foundations of human brotherhood
• Human brotherhood: from theory to practice
• Comparisons
• Misunderstood texts
• The final word