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The novel profoundly reveals the cruelty and brutality of power through a world filled with fear and oppression, where humanity is transformed into a bitter struggle between survival and annihilation under a merciless regime.

He offers a critical reading of historical accounts and interpretations related to Judaism, presenting a research-based perspective that discusses the origins of events and figures based on historical and geographical comparisons and diverse sources.

This analytical study tracks the orientations of Iranian foreign policy toward the Arabian Gulf states between 1979 and 1988. It explores the intellectual and political factors that influenced Iranian decision-making, as well as the repercussions of these factors on the security and stability of the region.

It also includes an intellectual study examining Jewish secret movements and organizations and their political and intellectual influence, along with an analysis of the concept of the “conspiratorial mindset” and its relationship to Zionism and subversive movements.

The book provides a thorough yet concise historical overview of Iraq, tracing the origins of its civilizations and the evolution of its geographical, cultural, and political identity. It examines the major transformations experienced by its land and people throughout the ages, and is supplemented by images, maps, and historical references.

The book examines the origins and historical and intellectual development of Zionist thought, analyzing its religious and political roots and its relationship to Western and colonial movements. It also discusses the crises and transformations that the Zionist project has faced throughout its various phases.

The story revolves around a family history spanning several generations, where tales of love, conflict, and power intertwine with social and political transformations, in a blend that combines realism with magic and human drama.

This narrative explores the journey of a woman grappling with the clash between individual freedom and social and religious constraints, in a bold story that touches upon issues of identity, rebellion, and the search for self. The text delves into the transformations of consciousness and the experience of breaking away from the familiar, employing a psychologically realistic style.

This intellectual and historical study examines the impact of Sayyid Qutb’s ideas—and the translation of his works into Persian—on the formation of revolutionary Islamic discourse in Iran. It sheds light on the intellectual ties between Egyptian and Iranian Islamist movements, and explores how this exchange of ideas helped pave the way for the Islamic Revolution.

These texts reflect on life, human anxieties, and daily defeats, employing a dense language that blends irony, bitterness, and critical awareness. The work reveals a profound inner struggle with reality and the self, transforming personal experience into an open-ended intellectual inquiry.

A historical, documentary study that traces the trajectory of the Palestinian popular struggle in Jerusalem from 1917 to 2025. It focuses on peaceful popular resistance, the role of Jerusalemite institutions and society in confronting colonialism and occupation, and efforts to counter the “Judaization” of the city while preserving its national identity.

This narrative illuminates the world of crime and politics in a turbulent society, revealing a web of dark relationships and hidden conflicts between power and violence. It delves into the psychological depths of its characters and presents reality with sharp, satirical criticism.

This symbolic theatrical work exposes the mechanisms of power and how despotism is reproduced when faces change while the structure remains the same. It offers a satirical critique of the relationship between the ruler and the ruled, and exposes the illusion of change when it does not touch the essence of governance.

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.