An encyclopedic work that studies the transformations of Iraqi society in the modern era, analyzing the social structure, intellectual and political conflicts and their impact on shaping the history of modern Iraq in an analytical style that combines history and sociology.
This book explores the philosophy of Tantra, which sees sexual energy as a path to deep spiritual awareness, presenting a different vision of the relationship between body and soul and considering love and awareness as means to achieve inner liberation.
The book addresses the complex relationship between the development of human societies and the structure of the state, analyzing how the shift from villages to cities leads to radical changes in social and political values and systems. It offers a contemporary intellectual perspective that connects religious texts with the laws of human civilization to understand the rise and fall of civilizations.
An analytical historical study exploring the development of the relationship between political authority and the religious establishment in Iran—from the founding of the Qajar state in 1796 to the modern era—with a focus on the Islamic Revolution and the transformations in governance and Iranian political identity.
This book provides a practical introduction to computer-aided statistical applications using SPSS software, with a simplified explanation of statistical methods, how to implement them, and how to analyze the results in an applied manner.
The book also presents an analytical study of the history of stone worship in ancient human cultures, focusing on the symbolism and veneration of the Black Stone before and after Islam within the context of the development of Semitic religions and surrounding cultures. The discussion is further broadened to include the origins of deities and religious structures among ancient peoples.
This intellectual and political study presents a comprehensive vision of Turkey’s geopolitical position and its regional and international role, and explains the concept of “strategic depth” as a framework for understanding its actions in its immediate and global environment.
The book explores the world of Sumerian mythology as humanity’s first attempt to understand the universe and existence. It presents its gods, rituals, and tales of creation and death in an analytical style that connects myth to ancient human thought, revealing the roots of later beliefs and civilizations.
A historical-scientific analysis explores the origin of the first ten patriarchs/prophets in the Torah by comparing their figures with kings who ruled the ancient Sumerian cities, and it proposes that the Torah transformed these kings into prophets through religious narrative. The book presents archaeological evidence and research methodologies to reread those figures in light of the history of the civilizations of Mesopotamia.
This philosophical and intellectual book discusses the relationship between work and thought, and explores the practical foundations of knowledge and science from an ethical and spiritual perspective that connects reason and human behavior.
This narrative explores the transformations of Palestinian society under oppression and occupation, through characters experiencing an internal struggle between despair and hope, searching for dignity and freedom amidst a harsh social and political reality.
This book explores the concept of inner transformation through energy and awareness, explaining paths to achieving peace and balance by understanding the body and mind in a profound and spiritual way.
The book deconstructs the common narratives surrounding the establishment and history of Israel, re-examining events from a critical perspective based on documents and archives, revealing the contradictions between the official narrative and historical facts.
This book offers a simplified explanation of the concept of terrorism in language children can understand. It clarifies its causes and effects, instills in them the values of tolerance and the rejection of violence, and underscores the importance of dialogue and love in confronting hatred.
A novel that delves into the darkness of oppression and prisons, revealing what tyranny does to the soul and body through a harsh human experience. A shocking narrative that blends pain with moral questions, transforming individual suffering into a testament to a suffocating political and social reality.
This book offers profound spiritual and philosophical reflections in a simple style, addressing the concepts of life, consciousness, love, and freedom through an alphabetical arrangement that facilitates the reader’s exploration of the inner meanings of existence.
This study examines the role of the academic elite in shaping and preserving cultural identity, and addresses the impact of educational and media institutions on strengthening cultural and national belonging in light of contemporary social and cultural transformations.
The work explores the background of the American invasion of Iraq, revealing the hidden aspects of the global political decisions that paved the way for the war. It presents an analytical view of the course of events and their impact on the region and the world.
It explores the relationship between humans and animals from a profound philosophical perspective, re-examining concepts of identity, consciousness, and morality, revealing the boundaries that human thought has drawn between humans and other beings.
The book presents a political and diplomatic account of experiences in Jordan and the Middle East, documenting the behind-the-scenes details of Arab-Israeli negotiations and efforts toward peace and reform between 1991 and 2005, while analyzing the challenges facing the Arab moderate camp and the prospects for achieving a just and lasting peace.
