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Despite the paucity of references to the influence and influenced by slaves in Islamic society of Western cultural life, but by collecting little nuggets of sources and references, we can confirm the fact that integration and harmony and the fertilization of culture that they carried with recipient’s community culture. Slaves were brought by either captivity Or by buying from different environments, taken with them their culture and extended her in communities receiving them. their presence was an actor and has a clear impact on cultural life, translated their presence and their wide culture be considered and invested in the development of an open society lives on other cultures, races and formed an important cultural bridge opened on different directions (palaces, the public role, the science councils), As a result of their association and their proximity of various segments of society. Slaves had great attention and particular care, the owners or the mediators sometimes Kneed to teaches and educated theme and slaves theme self turn on knowing religion’s things and agree to attend Councils of science and scientists, in that effort, we're technically astute on language, grammar, poetry, music and composition. Particularly in literature and melodies. Replete with biographies and layered models for slaves had a high share of science, Some, they was able to earn a high position within the society in which they live, and left some important intellectual heritage. But despite the big influence on cultural life in the Islamic community attest to the East and West, never had intercourse with interest in the sources that have sought to obscure their identity and their impact in various walks of life, especially cultural side, This was suitable for digging up sources and compile disparate signals, to highlight the Women’s contribution in cultural life of the middle Western Islamic Community, and it remains a researcher digging more into this field so you can get a clear picture of their culture, and change the perception of inferiority to today's society."
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