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A poignant novel that delves into the harsh realities of human life within the prison environment, where personal stories intertwine with pain and hope, revealing the human struggle against fear, memory, and freedom.

The novel sheds light on a harsh human experience within the prison, where physical and psychological suffering intertwine with profound questions about freedom, identity, and dignity.

A theatrical text that contemplates the meaning of life and human choice under the weight of oppression and disappointment, revealing humanity’s struggle with fear and waiting.
It poses existential and political questions in a dense, symbolic language that reflects a crisis-ridden reality and a deferred hope.

This book presents the biography of one of the most prominent Abbasid caliphs, exploring his personality and his political and cultural achievements, while highlighting the social and cultural life and pivotal events of his era in a smooth historical style.

The work examines the Palestinian cause and the path of the resistance by invoking the symbolism of Yasser Arafat and his final days. It bridges revolutionary memory, Palestinian anthems, and the experiences of the Palestinian people—their struggles and sacrifices—offering an account that documents a crucial chapter in the history of the Palestinian cause.

A politically satirical play that sheds light on power, the media, and social relations through symbolic dialogues and allegories that reflect the reality of society and its issues.

The memoir examines Clinton’s political and diplomatic tenure as U.S. Secretary of State under Barack Obama. It explores complex international decisions, political and economic crises, her interactions with world leaders, and major events such as the Arab Spring and the Syrian crisis.

A satirical political novel set against the backdrop of diplomacy and international relations; it unveils the hidden intricacies of the ambassadors’ world and political conflicts through a blend of fact and fiction, written in a style that marries satire with seriousness.

Theatrical texts draw inspiration from historical moments to deconstruct the relationship between power and humanity, reinterpreting the past with a contemporary awareness that exposes oppression and defeats, and poses questions of freedom and responsibility through powerful symbolism.

This critical study examines the development of historical writing in contemporary Morocco and analyzes the methodologies and intellectual trends of historians in their reading of Moroccan history, employing a profound academic approach.

A historical-political study analyzing the reasons behind the success of the 1979 Iranian Revolution, highlighting the role of the National Front of Iran and its contribution to the political movement against the Shah’s rule, as well as the interplay between national, secular, and religious forces in shaping the trajectory and transformations of the revolution.

These texts and intellectual reflections document a living resistance experience, blending historical and political awareness with a critical analysis of the Palestinian reality, all within a spirit of incitement that calls for action, knowledge, and commitment to the cause.

This intellectual work analyzes Ibn Khaldun’s ideas and methodology in understanding society and history. It offers a sociological interpretation of his concepts, such as social cohesion and the nature of the state, comparing them with some modern theories in sociology.