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The novel explores the psychological and moral conflicts of the characters amidst tragic circumstances, exploring questions about freedom and responsibility. This philosophical text highlights the tension between the individual and society and the moral pressures surrounding them.

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.

A novel set in a symbolic future atmosphere that blends science fiction and intellectual contemplation, and raises questions about humanity, the meaning of existence, and difference within a vast and strange world.

It is a literary study that examines poetry from intellectual and aesthetic perspectives, discussing issues of literature and criticism in an analytical style that connects texts with different cultural and intellectual contexts.

This book offers a profound insight into Sufism and Sufi thought, exploring the successive experiences and stages of the spiritual path and the human contemplation in the search for truth.

This is an analytical intellectual study that explores the Sufi experience through a profound comparison between Abd al-Karim al-Jili’s vision and the ideas of the great Sufis, highlighting the concepts of existence and the perfect man in Islamic Sufism.

This intellectual study connects the Sufi experience with the Surrealist vision, revealing the convergence of spiritual imagination and artistic creation. The work offers a profound reading of humanity’s relationship with the Absolute through poetry, art, and thought.

Exploring Sufi thought and ancient spiritual texts, and analyzing their symbols and meanings using a critical and scholarly approach that blends philosophy and religious history.

It is a comprehensive study that examines the literary output of the Sumerian civilization, presenting its texts, myths, and poetry while analyzing their historical and intellectual context, thus revealing the roots of narrative and poetry in the oldest civilizations of Mesopotamia.

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.

It presents translated and critically edited Sumerian texts that reveal the mythological and intellectual structure of the oldest written civilization in history, showcasing the epics, hymns, and poems that shaped the religious and symbolic consciousness of Mesopotamia.

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.