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The book explores the relationship between intellectuals and authority in Arab-Islamic civilization through an analysis of the ordeals of Ibn Hanbal and the calamity of Ibn Rushd, revealing the conflict between thought and religious and political authority throughout history.

This book examines the history of Iraq from a human and militant perspective, reviewing key moments of conflict and resistance in a style that combines reflection with profound political analysis.

The book offers a bold and critical reading of religious thought as it is practiced socially, distinguishing between the essence of religion and the texts that have been transformed into tools of power and control. It poses provocative questions about the prevailing understanding of Islamic law and its relationship to reason, freedom, and humanity.

The book explores the nature of the intellectual and cultural relationship between Islam and the West, analyzing each side’s perception of the other throughout history, politics, and culture, while attempting to deconstruct the causes of the differences and the possibility of dialogue between the two civilizations.

It addresses the development of Islamic civilization in its various intellectual, political, and social aspects, and reviews the flourishing of science and culture and their impact on the formation of Islamic society throughout the ages.

It is a critical intellectual text that re-examines questions of religion, society, and rituals from a bold, rational perspective, deconstructing prevailing assumptions with language that is sometimes satirical and at other times shocking. This opens the door to discussion about the role of the religious institution and its relationship with humanity, power, and public awareness.

This section discusses the political transformations related to the Arab-Israeli conflict, the prospects for a peaceful settlement, and its future implications for the region, while analyzing its regional and international dimensions.

This collection of analytical articles explores political and cultural observations from Japanese society, offering an in-depth perspective on the nature of the contemporary Japanese experience. The work presents reflections on Japan’s renaissance and its relationship to global transformations.

A profound poetic work that evokes Jerusalem as a symbol of the soul and history, reflecting humanity’s struggle between sanctity and ruin, between hope and despair, in the face of a reality where the religious intertwines with the political, the poetic with the human.

This critical historical study re-examines the history of Jerusalem and biblical geography, challenging traditional narratives through textual analysis and historical sources, and offering a different perspective that sparks debate and further research.

This is an analytical intellectual study that addresses the concept of homogeneity within Jewish communities, the construction of Jewish identity, and the mechanisms of its historical, cultural, and political formation, while deconstructing the stereotypical image surrounding this identity.

A narrative journey in which the author travels between different socialist countries, recording his daily observations and analyzing, in quick notes, the nature of political and social life there. A text that relies on a sensitive journalistic eye, revealing the contradictions and human experiences behind the slogans.

A historical novel exploring a sensitive period in Egypt’s history during the reign of one of its rulers, where politics intertwines with human emotions, and events are narrated through characters experiencing the struggle for power and social transformations.

This novel combines realistic and symbolic narrative to explore the daily lives of Palestinians, exploring social and political conflicts and the search for identity and belonging.

An epic historical novel that chronicles the transformations of Iraq during a sensitive period in its history, through diverse characters who reflect the struggle between authority and society, and the political and social changes.

A book documenting the Palestinian villages destroyed in 1948, providing a historical and geographical account of their conditions and the names of their martyrs, with the aim of preserving Palestinian collective memory and documenting its details before the Nakba.

A novel in which the lives of mysterious characters intersect with political and intellectual secrets, forming a tale of identity, obsession, and inner ruin, within an atmosphere charged with tension and mystery.