A novel inspired by the story of Cain and Abel to depict the brothers’ struggle for the throne, power and influence, and the resulting betrayal, crime and internal conflict between ambition and conscience.
This historical novel takes the reader to Cairo during the Arab Spring, where a man returns after decades of absence in search of a past love. He finds himself on a journey into the past, reliving memories of his youth and confronting him with the transformations of a city no longer the same as he knew it.
It is an in-depth study of political economy, explaining the mechanisms of capitalism, relations of production, and the exploitation of workers. It focuses on analyzing value, capital, and the economic and social dynamics that determine the development of societies.
A teenage girl suffering from bullying and domestic cruelty discovers she possesses superpowers, turning her repressed suffering into a series of terrifying and vengeful events.
This scholarly work catalogues and classifies manuscripts on the science of logic within the heritage of the Alexandria Municipal Library, providing detailed information about their contents and their significance in the history of Arab and Islamic thought.
This documentary work provides a precise scholarly catalogue of the Hadith manuscripts preserved in the Alexandria Municipal Library, along with a systematic description of their content and heritage value.
This book documents and classifies rare historical manuscripts, providing detailed information about their content and scholarly value, making it an important reference for researchers in heritage and history.
It’s a gripping journey that begins with a mysterious mystery when a young French woman and a strange man wake up chained together in the heart of New York’s Central Park, with no idea how they got there. Chasing time and uncovering secrets, the story weaves a blend of suspense and romance that keeps the reader hooked until the last page.
This novel traces the transformations of a family across several generations in Istanbul, revealing the social and political shifts within Turkish society and the struggle between tradition and modern aspirations.
A tale that blends reality with fantasy in a world where souls intersect with human lives, and destinies intertwine within a city searching for its salvation amidst mystery and strange transformations.
The book presents an analytical overview of Chinese philosophical principles throughout history, illustrating their influence on Chinese thought, culture, and daily life.
This biography documents the life of one of the most prominent figures of the global revolution, exploring his political and military struggles and his liberationist ideals that made him a symbol of rebellion and resistance against injustice worldwide.
The book portrays human life as a game of chess with the devil, showcasing the tricks and traps that can lead a person into heedlessness and weakness, while also presenting ways to become aware and overcome them.
A novel that sheds light on the lives of a group of Arab immigrants and students in an American city, revealing the struggles of identity and belonging and the contradictions of dreams between East and West.
This is an encyclopedic overview of Chinese history from its origins to later periods, covering the development of its political, intellectual, religious, and social systems, along with a profound analysis of the components of its civilization and its impact on human history.
A novel set in a Greek village where the inhabitants reenact the Passion of Christ, but the events turn into a real conflict between spiritual values and worldly interests, revealing the contradiction between declared faith and actual behavior.
The book discusses the origins of the term “fundamentalism” and its relationship to Christian and Western movements. It also addresses the phenomenon of Islamophobia and the intellectual and media war against Islam within the context of the so-called “war on terror.”
This historical study examines the origins of Christianity and the development of its ideas and doctrines in the early centuries before the Council of Nicaea, analyzing the theological and political disputes that shaped its early features.
This historical and intellectual study explores the evolution of Christianity over two millennia. It investigates how religion has been instrumentalized in the service of war, colonialism, and political violence, while analyzing the transformations that altered its core teachings and its role in shaping European and American policies toward other peoples.
