History of Arab Philosophy, in collaboration with Dr. Khalil al-Jar – Dar al-Maaref – Beirut 1957-1958. It was abridged in a textbook edition and translated into Russian. History of Arabic Literature in the Maghreb (Maghreb – Algeria – Tunisia – Libya). A comprehensive book that had a wide impact in academic circles. Beirut 1982.
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This book presents a comprehensive study of the development of Arab philosophy from the early Islamic era to the modern era.
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