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This novel concludes the life journey of a girl and her friend through the challenges of childhood, adolescence, and adulthood, exploring the impact of the past on the characters’ present. This humane text reflects the struggles of identity, belonging, and complex romantic relationships.

The story continues to expose the worlds of friendship and identity amidst the transformations of social and political life, revealing the characters’ struggles between ambition and belonging, and between the desire for liberation and the fear of losing their roots.

This novel continues to explore the evolving friendship between two women amidst the social and emotional changes that accompany adulthood. A profound text that depicts the struggle between ambition and belonging, love and freedom in the face of harsh reality.

Texts that combine testimony and reflection, documenting Palestinian memory and evoking the details of people and places in the face of erasure and oblivion, in a profound and intense literary style.

A documentary encyclopedia compiling testimonies, documents, and memoirs addressing Palestinian issues and events after 1967, including the conditions of prisoners, martyrs, and displaced persons, and the state of Palestinian cities and villages, with a precise record of historical facts and events.

A novel that explores the complexities of love, infatuation, and emotional obsession, delving into the depths of the human psyche and its intricate relationships with a dense literary language that reveals the conflict between desire and reality.

This spiritual biography explores the life of an ascetic saint who chose poverty as his path to salvation, and it embodies his inner struggle between the flesh and the soul in his profound search for divine love and complete detachment from the world.

This book documents the Hashemite lineage and recounts historical and spiritual narratives connected to the dynasty, highlighting its heritage and religious identity within a concise and compelling narrative.

This literary autobiography explores stages of the author’s life from childhood and youth, along with the accompanying experiences and intellectual and human reflections that contributed to shaping his personality and literary career.

It narrates a harrowing human experience within the prison, revealing the suffering of imprisonment, isolation, and steadfastness in the face of injustice, in a moving testament to the strength of will and hope despite the most dire circumstances.

This is a critical and political review of the era of Gamal Abdel Nasser’s rule, in which the author presents the transformations of Egyptian society and the impact of political slogans on people’s consciousness after the 1967 defeat.

Based on the true story of a mysterious woman who led a double life between fame and danger, the novel explores complex human themes of ambition, love, and betrayal during wartime, offering a profound reflection on freedom and the price a woman might pay for her choices.

The novel delves into the depths of the human psyche amidst war and social upheaval, exploring identity, fear, loneliness, and complex relationships with profound and moving literary language.

A novel that combines realism and symbolism to explore women’s and societal issues, addressing internal conflicts and social challenges in a profound and evocative manner.

This collection includes literary texts that contemplate freedom, rebellion, and the search for self, touching upon issues of women, society, love, and inner conflict in a deeply emotional and reflective style.

This literary text reflects on the writer’s relationship with exile and how being away from one’s homeland affects the formation of consciousness, identity, and creativity, through intellectual insights and profound human experiences.

This text recalls scenes from early childhood with sincerity and sensitivity, where the details of daily life intertwine with feelings of discovery, pain, and joy. It reflects the psychological and social transformations of a child whose consciousness is formed amidst poverty and a working-class environment.

This book explores the life of a controversial woman known as Qurrat al-Ayn, highlighting her bold ideas, her intellectual and social role in the 19th century, and the circumstances that led to her persecution and death.

This literary work combines personal reflection and life experiences with messages about self-challenge and choosing one’s own path, presented in a narrative style charged with ideas and motivation.