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A novel depicting the life of a young Iraqi prisoner who writes his memoirs inside prison, recalling his memories, dreams, and hallucinations, revealing through them the reality of oppression and fear that society lived under a harsh political authority.

A series of intellectual dialogues discussing issues of heritage, philosophy, logic, and the relationship of Islamic thought to modernity, in a conversational style that brings profound ideas closer and presents future visions about culture and knowledge.

The book examines the roots of terrorism and its intellectual, social, and political causes, offering an in-depth analysis of ways to address and limit its spread. It connects religious texts with human values to foster a comprehensive understanding of combating extremism.

A collection of thoughts, impressions, and reflections that chronicle the transformations of Egyptian society and its political and intellectual events across multiple decades, in a style that blends personal narrative with critical insight.

This collection of articles addresses intellectual, cultural, and social issues with a deep analytical approach, reflecting a critical vision of the Arab and Egyptian reality, and blending philosophical reflection with literary narrative.

The novel depicts life in a desert village facing the harshness of nature and drought, revealing the struggle of its people against poverty and marginalization amidst harsh transformations that threaten their stability and existence.

The text presents the diaries of an exploratory and cultural journey across various European and Ottoman cities. It captures the facets of social, political, and cultural life, while documenting the traveler’s observations and impressions of European civilization and its development at the dawn of the twentieth century.

These literary texts chronicle the experience of exile and longing for home, blending personal reflections with political and social issues in a poignant, satirical language that touches upon war, women, love, and alienation.

An analytical book that explores the relationship between Islam, modernity, and democracy, analyzing the intellectual and social concerns and challenges facing Muslim societies in an era of change.

The book offers a detailed analysis of the trajectory of Arab leaders after the July Revolution, reviewing the internal and external policies and the challenges that Egypt faced during its critical phases. It deals with historical events in a documentary style, while also monitoring regional and international influences.

This poetry collection resonates with a powerful patriotic and humanitarian spirit; it addresses themes of martyrdom, dignity, and the Palestinian cause, giving voice to the pain and anger felt regarding the state of the nation through a poetic language that blends elegy, protest, and satire.

This epic novel, set on the island of Crete during Ottoman rule, embodies the people’s struggle for dignity and independence, delving into the depths of the human psyche between the belief in freedom and the willingness to sacrifice even life.

This intellectual study examines Nietzsche’s vision of right and the state, deconstructing the foundations of his political and moral philosophy and analyzing his stance on authority, values, and the Übermensch within a profoundly critical framework.

A political and historical study analyzing Zionist policies toward the Palestinian people since the 1948 Nakba and the 1967 war; it examines the evolution of the concept of “self-rule” and the mechanisms through which it has been employed to exert control over the Palestinians and obstruct the establishment of an independent Palestinian state.

A critical study of the Palestinian national movement’s trajectory since its inception, examining the evolution of its political and military projects and issues of national identity—leading up to the “Al-Aqsa Flood” events and the war on Gaza—while raising questions about the causes of the crisis and ways to revitalize the Palestinian struggle.

This is an intellectual and political study that analyzes the nature of the political entities left behind by colonialism in the Arab region. It investigates the roots of dependency, as well as the crises of the state, identity, and power, while shedding light on the experiences of Jordan, Palestine, and Israel, and the mechanisms through which domination and authoritarian control are sustained.

This book examines the repercussions of the events of October 7, 2023, and the war on Gaza from historical, political, and intellectual perspectives. It explores the future of the Palestinian cause, regional and international shifts, and the critical importance of reconstructing the Palestinian national project in light of current developments.