This text reflects on issues of identity and the Arab reality with profound intellectual and humanistic insights, combining cultural analysis with personal reflections in a smooth and direct style.
A profound critical reading examines the relationship of the Arab intellectual to his heritage from a psychological and intellectual perspective, revealing the crises of consciousness and the contradictions that impede civilizational renewal.
This book examines the concept of Arab national security and its challenges in light of international and regional transformations. It analyzes the political, strategic, and economic factors influencing the development of an Arab strategy capable of confronting contemporary threats.
The book examines the history of the Arameans in the Levant and their relationship with neighboring entities, while analyzing the development of Damascus and its role in ancient historical conflicts and transformations.
These diaries document political and administrative life in the Emirate of Transjordan during the years 1926–1929, providing firsthand accounts of national events and transformations, and the beginnings of the formation of modern Jordanian state institutions.
This book examines a critical phase of political transformation in the region, offering an in-depth analysis of the regional landscape and the intersection of international interests. It presents events with an analytical perspective that connects the past and present, revealing the underlying motivations behind fateful decisions.
The book discusses the mechanisms of suppressing awareness and how individuals can be exploited intellectually and socially, while also advocating for critical thinking and an awareness of individual responsibility in confronting deception and alienation.
A novel that chronicles the reality of Beirut during a turbulent period, through the fates of diverse characters whose lives intersect amidst poverty and political and social anxieties, revealing the contradictions of the city, the dreams of its people, and their defeats.
A series of letters captures the pulse of Beirut during the civil war, revealing people’s fear, love, longing, and their attempts to cling to life amidst destruction and division.
This film captures the atmosphere of Beirut during the Lebanese Civil War, and the fear, destruction, and breakdown of human relationships it left behind, while portraying the daily lives of ordinary people, intellectuals, and politicians amidst the shelling, chaos, and corruption.
This collection of articles discusses the complex relationship between culture and politics in the Arab world, highlighting the role of intellectuals in confronting authority and social transformations.
The book reveals the behind-the-scenes workings of a delicate political and media struggle during a highly sensitive period, relying on documents and testimonies that illuminate what transpired in secret. It presents the reader with the course of an undeclared battle and its impact on the public landscape at that time.
This analytical work discusses Western policies toward the Muslim world after the events of September 11, focusing on the dimensions of the geopolitical conflict and its regional repercussions.
A novel inspired by the story of Cain and Abel to depict the brothers’ struggle for the throne, power and influence, and the resulting betrayal, crime and internal conflict between ambition and conscience.
It is an in-depth study of political economy, explaining the mechanisms of capitalism, relations of production, and the exploitation of workers. It focuses on analyzing value, capital, and the economic and social dynamics that determine the development of societies.
This biography documents the life of one of the most prominent figures of the global revolution, exploring his political and military struggles and his liberationist ideals that made him a symbol of rebellion and resistance against injustice worldwide.
A novel that sheds light on the lives of a group of Arab immigrants and students in an American city, revealing the struggles of identity and belonging and the contradictions of dreams between East and West.
The book discusses the origins of the term “fundamentalism” and its relationship to Christian and Western movements. It also addresses the phenomenon of Islamophobia and the intellectual and media war against Islam within the context of the so-called “war on terror.”
A novel that chronicles the violent transformations that befell Arab society with the discovery of oil, and the impact of power and wealth on people, life, and identity in a changing desert environment.
A critical study examining Western modernity from an epistemological and philosophical perspective, discussing its intellectual and cultural impacts on humanity and society, and analyzing its material and secular dimensions.
