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This work re-examines the historical and religious narratives associated with Ishmael, Hagar, and the Children of Israel, offering a critical perspective based on a review of sources and an attempt to reinterpret historical events and geography.

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.

This book offers a contemporary reading of the concepts of Islam and faith, distinguishing between the two value systems in the Quranic text and highlighting how they can be understood beyond traditional interpretations, in order to build a moral and humanistic vision that is relevant to our time.

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.

This book offers a simple and clear explanation of the fundamental principles and values of Islam, in a style suitable for children, instilling in them tolerance, love, and a humanistic understanding of religion, free from prejudice.

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.

A deeply emotional and contemplative text that traces the soul’s journey between escape and the search for self, revisiting the impact of place and memory in shaping humanity, ultimately leading to the discovery of meaning and inner peace.

This intellectual narrative reinterprets the concepts of good and evil, woman and power, through a critical lens of religious and social heritage, revealing the contradictions between the sacred and human reality in a concise, symbolic, and reflective language.

A historical study documenting conditions in the city of Jerusalem during the period of Egyptian rule over the Levant (1831–1840). Drawing upon documents from the Egyptian Royal Archives, the work sheds light on the city’s administrative, social, and economic facets, as well as the circumstances of its inhabitants and its leadership.

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.

An intellectual and historical study that investigates the connection between religion and violence across the history of the three major religions. It discusses how religious beliefs and texts are utilized to justify violence, while providing a critical analysis of the impact of religious interpretations on conflicts and human practices.

A historical study tracing the evolution of political opposition in Jordan from the establishment of the Emirate in 1921 to 2021. It examines key opposition movements and parties, their objectives and methods of operation, as well as the challenges, persecution, and political repression they have faced over the course of a century.

The book offers a philosophical and practical vision of true joy, focusing on how one can free oneself from external attachments to achieve lasting, inner happiness.

A study that examines the psychological structure of the judge and how internal and external factors affect his decisions within the justice system, with an analysis of the concept of psychological balance in the judicial environment.

It examines the phenomenon of juvenile delinquency from a social and psychological perspective, analyzing its characteristics and causes, and laying the foundations for evaluation, rehabilitation, and reintegration.