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These are literary and intellectual memoirs that explore the journey of the self between the desert, exile, and the search for freedom, blending the retrieval of memory with reflections on humanity, society, politics, and the destinies of nations.

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.

The novel takes place over the course of a single night, revealing the secrets of a turbulent period in Iraq’s history, through characters whose fates intersect between love, politics, and fear, in a narrative that blends human drama and social transformations.

This is an analytical historical study that examines the political behavior of Palestinian society between 1914 and 1945. Drawing upon the testimonies, memoirs, and diaries of those who lived through that period, the work sheds light on the attitudes of the society and its responses to the political transformations and events of the time.

This book comprises literary and social essays addressing war, occupation, alienation, and human despair, along with reflections on love, freedom, women, and the Arab reality, all expressed in a critical, ironic language charged with rejection and sorrow.

This literary text addresses the transformations of the Arab individual amidst social and political changes, highlighting the individual’s struggle between oppression and the search for freedom and identity.

This book discusses the problematic nature of religious and social discourse, comparing the simple understanding of religion among the people with its monopolization by religious scholars, revealing the impact of this on consciousness, culture, and public life, in a bold and analytical critical style.

This book addresses the foundations of governance and administration in the Islamic state, clarifying the duties of the caliph, ministers, judges, and governors, while providing a detailed presentation of political and administrative systems according to Islamic jurisprudence.

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.

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.

This critical study explores how religious thought is exploited for political purposes within theatrical texts, and reveals the impact of this exploitation on the dramatic structure and intellectual visions presented in contemporary theater.

The book reveals the secrets of the political interrogation sessions during a turbulent period, offering a vivid picture of the inner workings of power, the conflicts, and the competing ideologies within the state apparatus. It presents the events in a realistic style that exposes the methods and pressures exerted during that era.

This is an intellectual and analytical study examining the roots of the Protocols of the Elders of Zion and their relationship to Zionist thought and Judaism, while critically deconstructing the associated historical and political contexts.

This is a psychological and cultural study that examines Palestinian resistance—in both its armed and civil forms—while analyzing its intellectual, social, and educational foundations. It further explores the roles of consciousness, willpower, culture, and literary creativity in strengthening steadfastness (*sumud*) and confronting the occupation.