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A historical study documenting the Kurdish revolt during the Crimean War (1853–1856). It sheds light on the life of Prince Izz al-Din Shir al-Bakhti and his role in leading the uprising, while examining the history of the Principality of Botan, the events of the revolt, and its conclusion—all based on historical documentation.

The book examines profound transformations in the Arab region over three decades, revealing the background of fateful decisions and power struggles that shaped the course of events. It offers a comprehensive vision that connects politics, history, and the reality experienced by the region.

This collection includes literary texts that contemplate freedom, rebellion, and the search for self, touching upon issues of women, society, love, and inner conflict in a deeply emotional and reflective style.

He offers a philosophical and ethical critique of post-secular thought, addressing its impact on contemporary humanity and its relationship to values and ethics through a profound analysis of several modern philosophical and psychological perspectives.

As a political memoir and autobiography, the work documents key stages in the author’s personal and professional life. It examines major events and political shifts in Jordan and the Arab world, drawing on the experiences, stances, and testimonies of an individual who navigated the complexities and challenges of public service.

This book analyzes the reality of the Arab individual from a psychological and social perspective, revealing how their dignity and humanity are violated under the pressures of oppression and authority, and the impact of this on their behavior and identity.

This book examines the phenomenon of religiosity from a deep intellectual perspective, analyzing the transformations of individuals between formal and spiritual faith, while posing philosophical questions about the nature of religiosity and its impact on individual and societal life.

This book explores an inner journey of self-discovery through meditation and deep awareness, offering philosophical and spiritual reflections on the meaning of freedom and presence in the moment. It aims to liberate the mind from mental constraints and open the door to a more peaceful and expansive life.

The book discusses the problematic nature of women’s liberation in modern discourses, critiquing the idea of reducing women to the center of physical identity. It presents a vision that balances human dignity with the social and cultural dimensions of women.

A novel that explores the journey of a woman seeking liberation from the social and religious constraints imposed upon her, and raises profound questions about freedom, motherhood, love, and identity within a conservative society.

It discusses the relationship between the brain and the mind from a scientific and philosophical perspective, and shows how mental abilities are formed through the interaction between the neural structure and human consciousness.

This book explores the life of a controversial woman known as Qurrat al-Ayn, highlighting her bold ideas, her intellectual and social role in the 19th century, and the circumstances that led to her persecution and death.

A collection of inspirational cards offering positive phrases and short reflections to help boost self-confidence, cultivate positive thinking, and find inner peace in everyday life.

This work documents the history of the Palestinian village of Tirat Haifa, exploring its historical roots, the lives and customs of its families, and their journey both before and after the Nakba of 1948—serving as a testament that preserves the collective memory and national identity of the Palestinian people.