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A comprehensive dictionary of educational terms in both English and Arabic, aimed at facilitating the understanding and use of terms in the educational field.
It is an encyclopedic book that provides a deep analytical view of the emergence and development of civilizations, and is considered one of the most prominent works in sociology and historical philosophy.
It is a comprehensive guide to mastering the Ijazah script in a practical and gradual manner, combining creativity and artistic rules to give the letters a unique aesthetic touch.
It is a comprehensive guide to mastering Thuluth script in a practical and gradual manner, combining creativity and artistic rules to give the letters a unique aesthetic touch.
It is a comprehensive guide to mastering the Ruq’ah script in a practical and gradual manner, combining creativity and artistic rules to give the letters a unique aesthetic touch.
A comprehensive encyclopedic documentation of the journeys of Orientalists and travelers to the Arabian Peninsula, revealing the region’s transformations throughout the ages.
It is a comprehensive guide that provides scientific and practical information about the stages of pregnancy and childbirth, with a focus on the health of the mother and child.
It is a comprehensive guide to mastering freehand calligraphy in a practical and gradual manner, combining creativity and artistic rules to give letters a unique aesthetic touch.
The Book of Roses and Ashes – Letters between Muhammad Shukri and Muhammad Barrada – the writer Muhammad Shukri
The first time I met Mohamed Choukri, when I met him during the summer vacation of 1972 on Avenue Pasteur in Tangier… I had read him texts in the magazine “Literature” and heard news full of exaggerations about his private life. We dated in the evening, and it struck me during our conversation, which lasted late that night, that Shoukry was far from the picture that fans paint of him: he was sober in his dialogue, rational in his arguments, bold in his arguments and criticism of what he reads. He was not drawn to the “myth” of his past, but was open to his present, living as close as possible to the complex reality accelerating in its transformations.