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This novel documents the events of a historic battle, exploring national conflicts and personal sacrifices within its political and social context. The text highlights the courage and challenges faced by the heroes in defending their land and identity.

It is a moving account of the lives of the people of Dagestan, reflecting their traditions, culture, and profound human values. The author blends a love for the land and people with a reflection on the region’s social and historical conflicts.

It is a critical, contemplative journey in which the author observes the conditions of Western societies and their customs. The work blends awe at achievements with criticism of contradictions, presenting to the Arab reader a panoramic picture of the West at the beginning of the twentieth century.

Hassan Aourid’s book “The Spring of Cordoba” explores a golden age in the history of Andalusia, shedding light on the culture, scientific, and intellectual life in Cordoba during its heyday. The author blends historical narrative with social analysis to present a vivid picture of the history of Muslims in Andalusia and their astonishing achievements.

This book explores the historical and geographical connections between the Arabian Peninsula and biblical texts.
The author provides a meticulous analysis of events, characters, and settings, demonstrating how Arab geography and culture influence historical narratives and the Bible.

The book critically analyzes the Oslo Accords and the course of the peace process, explaining their impact on the Palestinians and the conflict in the region, while highlighting the resulting political and social challenges. It provides an in-depth view of international relations and Israeli and Palestinian politics after the agreement.

The book addresses the roots of the Palestinian question as an ongoing colonial issue, highlighting its connection to global political and intellectual structures. It also reveals how it has transformed into a battle of identity and existence, transcending the boundaries of space to become a comprehensive human and political issue.

A book that reviews the biographies of one hundred prominent Islamic figures who played a role in changing the course of Islamic history.

The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine is a book authored by New Historian Ilan Pappé and published in 2006 by Oneworld Publications. The book is about the 1948 Palestinian expulsion and flight, which Pappe argues was the result of ethnic cleansing

A dramatic historical novel that narrates the last days of the ancient city of Pompeii amidst the struggles of humanity and destiny during a time of collapse.
Arabic/English

The book provides a critical reading of history from an intellectual perspective, as it reviews how ideologies and beliefs have influenced the formation of civilizations and the transformations of societies.

It deals with deep philosophical and theological issues, with rational discussions about Al-Razi’s ideas and critical comments from Ibn Kamouna.

The novel sheds light on the impact of Western colonialism on African societies, through the story of the collapse of traditions and values in Nigerian society due to cultural and social changes.

A book that reviews the development of Shiite identity and religious rituals in Kufa during the eighth century, highlighting their impact on shaping the sacred space.

A book that reviews the history of the Sabians and their impact on the Islamic world, revealing new aspects of their understanding and cultural and religious influence.

It is an autobiography of Thomas Edward Lawrence, in which he recounts his experience in the Great Arab Revolt and his political and military vision for the Middle East.

A historical novel that tells the story of the city of Jerusalem through the eyes of multiple characters across the ages.