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It is a surreal novel that tells the story of a wealthy man who hires writers to pen his biography; the writing assignment soon transforms into a labyrinth of mystery, crime, and psychological conflict, unfolding through a dense narrative that blends reality, fiction, and intellectual reflection.

A contemplative work that blends biography, philosophy, and travel, it traces a human journey in search of meaning, freedom, and spirit, offering a sincere intellectual confession of the human experience and existential anxiety.

This reflective narrative text blends travel and cultural observation, conveying a personal experience in a Western city with a critical, sometimes satirical, eye, reflecting on humanity, place, and cultural transformations, all in an accessible and vibrant style.

A captivating tale of encounters where destinies intertwine and emotions intertwine with mystery, where the past compels its protagonists to confront their old decisions. A journey in search of a truth hidden behind loss, offering a second chance at life and love.

This book explores the journey of meditation and returning to one’s deepest self, inviting the reader to break free from mental constraints, discover inner peace, and live with full awareness and presence in the moment.

This book offers a critical historical analysis of the concept of revelation and its relationship to the text in Islam, exploring how the sacred text was compiled and how the Muhammadan project was shaped through a review of traditional sources and a contemporary academic perspective.

A novel that chronicles the life of a young Eritrean man whose life intersects with turbulent political and social transformations, in a journey of searching for identity and belonging amidst the struggles of love, freedom, and exile.

This novel sheds light on the suffering of the Rohingya Muslims in Arakan, and follows the journey of a family confronting persecution, torture, and displacement in their struggle to preserve their religious identity and their right to life and dignity.

These are heartfelt letters where emotion blends with contemplation, expressing love and longing in a delicate literary style and poetic language brimming with profound human feelings.

An intellectual and philosophical study exploring the life of Jean-Jacques Rousseau, his key ideas, and his influence on the European Enlightenment, while examining his views on politics, freedom, equality, religion, education, and nature, as well as his critique of civilization and society.

This comprehensive collection includes rich theatrical works that reflect social and political reality in a critical and humane manner, exploring human conflicts and concerns through poignant characters and lively dialogue.

A collection of texts that address profound intellectual and spiritual dimensions, dealing with issues of doctrine, history, and philosophical reflection in an analytical style that links heritage with contemporary reality.

This critical intellectual study examines selected texts from the Mu’tazilite tradition in theology, with a comparative analysis highlighting the origins of rational thought and its controversial issues within the Arab-Islamic context.

This collection of spiritual and contemplative texts draws inspiration from the Sufi experience, delving into the meanings of inner purity, divine love, and the journey of spiritual conduct, all expressed in a clear and profound literary language.

The book documents the massacres and persecution endured by Chaldean, Assyrian, Syriac, and Armenian populations at the hands of Ottoman authorities during World War I (1914–1918), shedding light on historical events, the suffering of the people, and the impact of these violations on their communities.

A novel that explores a woman’s journey amidst societal challenges and her personal identity, exploring her internal conflicts and social relationships. The text blends human drama with reflection on social and cultural reality.

This historical account of a pilgrimage documents the route of the official Hajj caravan departing from Damascus toward the Two Holy Sanctuaries in the 17th century. It describes the various stages of the journey, the conditions of the pilgrims, and the hardships encountered along the way, while providing a wealth of geographical, historical, and social information about that period.

A novel that blends history, politics, and fiction through the character of a woman who engages in dialogues and encounters with prominent historical figures. It raises questions about the reality of the Arab nation and its history, employing a style that fuses intellectual inquiry with literary narrative.