From the Marxist movement to the nationalist movement to the philosophical movement, from Samir Amin and Tawfiq Suluk to Zaki al-Arsuzi and Muhammad Amara to Zaki Najib Mahmoud and Muhammad Abed al-Jabri, the Arab-Islamic heritage is the scene of an alternative war no less ferocious and futile than the one witnessed in the ideological arena in the 1960s.
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The Massacre of Heritage in Contemporary Arab Culture
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A book that examines George Tarabishi’s critique of how modern Arab culture deals with its intellectual and religious heritage.
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