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This philosophical study investigates the construction of philosophical concepts and the mechanisms of their etymology and expression within Arabic philosophical discourse, analyzing the methods of concept generation and their impact on intellectual creativity.

It is a symbolic biography told from the perspective of a young girl who, through her innocence and dreams, contemplates the mysteries of existence, freedom, and sin, and philosophically reveals the contradictions of humanity and its struggle with possession, stability, and absurdity.

He offers an in-depth reading of the transformations of the modern world and the clash of identities, analyzing the roots of global turmoil and the strained relationship between East and West. He raises questions about the future of humanity in light of rising intolerance and the decline of the values of dialogue.

This profound intellectual journey dismantles the illusions surrounding humanity’s understanding of religion and history, re-examining fundamental questions with a bold analytical approach that touches the very core of truth.

The novel chronicles the journey of a visual artist confronting harsh transformations in his life and environment. It weaves together themes of the senses, women, corruption, alienation, and the search for the meaning of humanity and homeland—all within a compelling narrative that fuses psychological reflection with tense, dramatic events.

This desert novel blends reality, fantasy, and myth, delving into humanity’s fundamental questions of justice, death, life, and existence, all within a world inhabited by mysterious creatures and haunted by the desert’s anxieties.

A novel that traces the transformations of a rural Portuguese society across generations of peasants, revealing the struggle of humanity against social injustice and tyranny, and embodying His constant yearning for freedom and dignity.

The novel depicts the final hours of a man awaiting execution, revealing his deep emotions, his internal struggle with fear and regret, and his reflections on justice and life.

A novel that reinterprets the life of Christ within a humanistic and existential framework, focusing on his internal struggle between his spiritual mission and his human desires, in a bold treatment of the big questions about faith, choice, and sacrifice.

These are contemplative and philosophical texts that explore the relationship between humanity and the desert, nature, and existence, drawing on symbols, myths, and ancient precepts in an attempt to uncover the hidden laws that govern life and the universe.

A novel imbued with a symbolic desert atmosphere, where Bedouin life intertwines with nature, birds, and water, exploring the relationship between humanity, the environment, the spirit, and existence, in a narrative that blends the real with the wondrous and the philosophical.

A collection of contemplative texts and short aphorisms that call for faith in dreams, the search for meaning, and facing life’s battles with courage and self-confidence, in a style that is both simple and profound.

This is a collection of articles and intellectual reflections that discuss the role of literature and culture in building individuals and societies, and present profound insights and contemplations on thought and life in a smooth literary style.

This collection includes reflections and intellectual and philosophical essays addressing the pandemic, quarantine, and questions of humanity, existence, and freedom, with a prominent presence of mythology, place, identity, and language.

This collection of critical texts addresses issues of thought, literature, and culture, revealing the interrelation and interaction of human knowledge through a profound analytical style that combines reflection and philosophical insight.

These are philosophical reflections on the fate of humanity and its relationship to civilization and stability, revisiting the duality of migration and residence, desert and city, and advocating a return to innate nature, freedom, and spiritual purity through the evocation of myth, memory, and existence.

This analytical study examines the impact of World War I on the mental framework of nations and how collective behaviors and public consciousness changed under the pressure of major events.