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The Art of Serenity A Journey Back to Self
د.ا10.00This book contemplates ways to find inner peace and serenity by returning to self and reconciling with life.
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The Book Yesterday the Place Now Part Three
د.ا14.00This book completes Adonis’s contemplations on poetry and existence, addressing issues of time and place through his profound poetic style.
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The Brothers Karamazov Four Parts
د.ا21.30A novel that deals with deep family and philosophical conflicts, focusing on issues of faith, morality and human freedom.
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The city of love is not inhabited by rational people.
د.ا7.00This book explores the concepts of love and romantic relationships from a philosophical and emotional perspective, highlighting the challenges faced by lovers in a society filled with pressures.
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The Collar of Purity
د.ا9.00A novel that addresses the struggle of the self with physical and spiritual purity in a conservative society.
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The Concept of Text – A Study in the Sciences of the Qur’an
د.ا7.10One of Nasr Hamid Abu Zaid’s most prominent books in the series of intellectual and critical studies on the interpretation of texts and the sciences of the Qur’an
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The Epic of the Harafish
د.ا13.00Across successive generations, the novel explores the struggle between good and evil, justice and injustice, in a working-class neighborhood, as a symbol of human life and destiny.
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The Eternal Husband
د.ا3.55A novel that deals with psychological conflicts and complex relationships between two people linked by a common past full of betrayal and tension.
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The Fates of Philosophy between Christianity and Islam
د.ا6.50A book that explores the development of philosophy and its interaction with Christian and Islamic thought throughout the ages.
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The Gambler
د.ا4.97The novel reviews the story of a man immersed in gambling, and his suffering in an attempt to search for his identity in a world of temptations and dangers.
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The God of the Unconscious Man and His Search for Ultimate Meaning
د.ا6.00This book explores Viktor Frankl’s vision of logotherapy as a means of understanding life and confronting human suffering.
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The Greatest Figures in History Religious Literary Political Scientific and Philosophical
د.ا10.50The book reviews the biographies of the greatest figures who have influenced the fields of religion, literature, politics, science, and philosophy throughout history.
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The Idiot
د.ا10.65The novel sheds light on the struggle between good and evil in the human soul through the character of the innocent and pure Prince Myshkin.
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The Image of Ibn Rushd in Contemporary Moroccan Thought
د.ا10.65A book that reviews the influence of Ibn Rushd’s ideas on the development of philosophical and political thought in contemporary Morocco, with a focus on his interpretations of enlightenment and rationality in the context of contemporary challenges.
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The Incoherence of the Incoherence
د.ا6.50It is a philosophical book in which Ibn Rushd responds to Al-Ghazali’s The Incoherence of the Philosophers, highlighting the compatibility between philosophy and the Islamic religion.
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The Invisible Man
د.ا4.97Arabic/English
A science fiction novel that explores the consequences of unbridled ambition when a scientist discovers a way to become invisible, but loses control of himself and the consequences of his actions.د.ا5.68 -
The Islamic Right to Intellectual Difference
د.ا7.10Dr. Taha Abdul Rahman opens this book with a question: Does the Muslim nation have its own answer to the questions of its time? He believes that every time has its own questions, and it is the duty of every nation to answer these questions, and it is not a true nation until it raises the answer to the rank of independence in it.
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The Journey of Ibn Fatouma
د.ا6.00A symbolic novel that explores a philosophical quest for the ideal city, reflecting reflections on civilizations, humanity, and values.
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The Jurisprudence of Infatuation
د.ا5.00This book presents philosophical and spiritual reflections on the concept of love, tracing its roots in Sufism and human thought.
