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A novel about a man who discovers a way to travel back in time and tries to change a pivotal historical event, only to find that tampering with time has unforeseen consequences for his life and the world.

It presents a simplified yet concise overview of the journey of science from its earliest beginnings to the modern era, highlighting the most prominent scientific discoveries and transformations in clear language that connects intellectual development with the cultural context of each stage.

A human and literary chronicle documenting a shared life that spanned four decades. It recounts the intricacies of the marital and creative bond between a writer and a visual artist, exploring their memories, experiences, and the artistic and cultural milestones they reached—all bound together by love, art, and the shared experience of life in exile.

A historical account of a 17th-century Yemeni journey to Abyssinia, offering observations and reports on various lands and peoples; it is rich in geographical and historical information that documents aspects of the cultural exchange between Yemen and Africa.

It offers a comprehensive analytical study of the development of political thought throughout history, addressing the most prominent currents and ideas that have shaped modern political systems from antiquity to the present day.

This literary and geographical account documents a journey from Alexandria to the Universal Exhibition in Paris. It provides detailed descriptions of various European cities—most notably the capitals of England and Italy—covering their customs, traditions, architectural landmarks, industries, and modes of transportation. Furthermore, the text draws comparisons between Arab and Western civilizations.

A historical novel that recounts the life of an Arab military leader and the details of the struggle against occupation from the Balfour Declaration to the nation’s calamities and battles, with a profound portrayal of personal experiences and testimonies of heroism and resistance.

The text presents the journals and impressions of a Moroccan traveler during three visits to Palestine. It documents his observations of the cities, their people, and their history, while evoking the profound place Jerusalem holds within the Arab consciousness—all conveyed through a literary style that blends reflection, nostalgia, and a deep-seated connection to the Palestinian cause.

He offers a reflective reading of major turning points in public life, revealing the features of the political and human landscape through a profound critical vision of the events of a turbulent era.

This book compiles Ibadi texts of an intellectual and religious nature, shedding light on the doctrinal and jurisprudential heritage of the Ibadi school and presenting analytical perspectives that reflect its historical and intellectual dimensions.

It proposes a political vision for resolving the Palestinian-Israeli conflict through the establishment of a single, secular, democratic state across the territory of historic Palestine, in which all inhabitants enjoy equal rights, while also guaranteeing the right of return for Palestinian refugees. It further examines the obstacles to achieving this solution and the future of the Palestinian cause.

It offers a critical reading of religious and civilizational history, proposing a reinterpretation of ancient events and texts through a research approach that seeks to revise historical assumptions and rearrange the chronological order of religions and eras.

This book examines the history of the Jews from their origins to the time of Jesus Christ, reviewing their social, religious, and political conditions, their relationship with ancient civilizations, and analyzing their role and place in ancient history.

The work explores the profound intellectual and spiritual life of one of the most prominent figures in Sufism, revealing the development of his ideas and reflections on existence and knowledge in a style that combines narration and analysis.

The book traces an autobiographical and intellectual journey, revisiting milestones in the author’s life between the desert and the city. It explores his relationship with literature, homeland, language, and memory, while reflecting on the political and cultural transformations he has witnessed.

A historical novel that evokes the atmosphere of ancient Egypt and explores the life of Pharaoh Akhenaten and his religious and political transformations, through a narrative that blends historical facts with fiction.

A poetic epic that evokes the life of Caliph Umar ibn Abd al-Aziz, exploring key moments of his journey and the values of justice, asceticism, and faith associated with him, all through a poetic style that blends narrative, contemplation, and historical imagery.

This historical novel re-examines the character of al-Hajjaj ibn Yusuf, exploring the interplay between power and bloodshed, revealing the conflicts between the individual and authority during a turbulent era, in a style that blends literary storytelling with profound analysis.