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I don’t want this poem to end
د.ا5.68A poem that expresses the poet’s feelings about fleeting moments and his aspiration to keep them in his memory, expressing longing and nostalgia for living in the moment of the beautiful time.
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I grew up and forgot to forget
د.ا6.50A novel that explores the effects of psychological trauma and lost memory on a girl searching for her identity and truth.
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I love you I love you and the rest will come
د.ا1.56Masterpieces of Nizar Qabbani, the poet of love, women, and political anger
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I love you or I don’t love you
د.ا3.55A deep poetic meditation on love and confusion, where he mixes emotion and subjectivity in a style full of symbolism and beauty.
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I saw God
د.ا2.13I saw God is a book written by Dr. Mustafa Mahmoud in which he talked about the journey of one of the Sufi imams, Muhammad bin Abdul-Jabbar bin Al-Hassan Al-Nafari, through his book Positions and Correspondences, which is one of the main pillars of Sufism. The role of Dr. Mustafa Mahmoud in this book is to comment only on what came from the book of positions by Al-Nafari, and this book clarifies many things and questions about some Sufi ideas through this journey that Dr. Mustafa Mahmoud offers us to one of their imams, and these things include: divine love and the relationship of the Sufi with God, and so on. The book takes the reader on a luminous journey of meditation, spirituality and the monologue of God.
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I Saw in What the Sleeper Sees
د.ا9.00This book contains a collection of short dreams that blend reality and symbolism, reflecting his reflections on life, politics, and existence.
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I see what I want
د.ا3.55Mahmoud Darwish is a collection of poetry that pulsates with deep contemplations about the self and existence, as Darwish weaves his visions in a poetic language that carries a mixture of dream and reality.
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I testify that you are not a woman
د.ا1.56Masterpieces of Nizar Qabbani, the poet of love, women and political anger
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I’m a robot.
د.ا5.00A science fiction book discussing the development of robotics and artificial intelligence and their relationship to human society within a philosophical and ethical framework.
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Ibn al-Rumi’s Diwan Three Parts
د.ا24.50Diwan of Ibn al-Rumi is a collection of poems that reflect the genius of an Abbasid poet who combined sarcasm, bitterness, and profound contemplation of life.
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Ibn Arabi’s Interpretation in Two Parts
د.ا13.50This book presents profound Sufi interpretations of the verses of the Holy Quran in a spiritual and philosophical style.
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Ibn Arabi’s Letters
د.ا7.50A collection of letters written by Muhyiddin Ibn Arabi, addressing profound spiritual and philosophical topics that reflect a distinctive Sufi thought.
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Ibn Battuta’s Travels entitled The Masterpiece of the Observers of the Marvelous Cities
د.ا9.50Ibn Battuta’s Travels is a detailed account of Ibn Battuta’s observations and travels throughout the world during the fourteenth century.
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Ibn Jubayr’s Journey also known as the treatise I’tibar al-Nasik fi Dhikr al-Athar al-Karimah wa al-Manasik The Consideration of the Ascetic in Mentioning the Noble Traditions and Rituals
د.ا6.50This book describes Ibn Jubayr’s journey to the holy sites and his observations in the Hijaz during the twelfth century CE.
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Ibrahim Touqan His Life and Poetry
د.ا9.94A study that documents the life of the poet Ibrahim Touqan and his poetic creativity within the literary and national context.
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illegal poems
د.ا2.13Masterpieces of Nizar Qabbani, the poet of love, women and political anger
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Illuminations
د.ا1.56Masterpieces of Nizar Qabbani, the poet of love, women, and political anger
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Imagery in Orientalist Travel Literature to the Arabian Peninsula
د.ا21.00An analytical study reveals the mental images Orientalists have created of the Arabian Peninsula in travel literature.
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Imam Bukhari
د.ا9.94Al-Bukhari took sixteen years to edit it and selected its hadiths from six hundred thousand hadiths that he collected.
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