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It presents a simplified yet concise overview of the journey of science from its earliest beginnings to the modern era, highlighting the most prominent scientific discoveries and transformations in clear language that connects intellectual development with the cultural context of each stage.

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.

A research study that examines the texts attributed to the Prophet Yahya, peace be upon him, from a comparative perspective, analyzing their religious and intellectual content in their historical context and their relationship to the heavenly heritage.

This is an analytical historical study examining the nature of relations between East and West during the Crusades, revealing the dimensions of the religious, political, and cultural conflict and its mutual influence on shaping each side’s image of the other.

This comparative intellectual study examines the teachings attributed to Confucius, analyzing their ethical and spiritual dimensions through religious and philosophical comparisons, while offering a critical reading of the historical and cultural context in which they arose.

An intellectual study that examines the transformations of the social and religious structure in the civilizations of Mesopotamia, and explores the transfer of symbolic power from the sacred female to the male system, through a reading of ancient myths and symbols.

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.

This comprehensive study examines the origins of literature in the civilizations of Mesopotamia, reviewing Sumerian, Akkadian, Babylonian, and Assyrian texts, and analyzing myths, epics, and religious texts as the earliest beginnings of human literature.

This poetic work draws inspiration from the idea of cosmic repetition and the renewal of existence, delving into questions of time, destiny, and humanity through a dense symbolic language that blends the mythical dimension with philosophical reflection.

This collection blends personal reflection with a national dimension, exploring themes of identity, belonging, and inner conflict in a refined and emotionally resonant poetic style.

The book offers a comprehensive study of Amorite civilization and the origins of the early Semites, clarifying their historical, social, and political development in the ancient Near East.

This in-depth study examines incense rituals in ancient civilizations, revealing their religious and symbolic dimensions and their role in rites and myths, along with an analytical historical reading that connects the sacred, ritual, and spiritual authority.

This study explores the centrality of the female deity in ancient civilizations, demonstrating how societies shifted with the transformation of religious and symbolic structures from sacred femininity to masculine dominance, drawing upon a profound mythological and historical analysis.

This work explores the Sumerian roots of religious texts, comparing ancient Mesopotamian heritage with the content of the Old and New Testaments, and uncovering the mythological and symbolic influences on the history of religions.

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.

The work explores the concept of immortality in ancient civilizations through myths, religious texts, and ritual symbols, analyzing humanity’s eternal quest to transcend death and understand its existential destiny.

This book explores the beliefs, rituals, and myths that shaped the spiritual structure of Sumerian civilization, examining its deities and its view of the universe, creation, and death. It offers an analytical study of cuneiform texts and religious symbols to understand the roots of religious thought in Mesopotamia.

This book explores the history of ancient Egypt from the dawn of civilization on the banks of the Nile to the end of its great eras, analyzing its political, religious, artistic, and social systems. It presents a comprehensive picture of the development of the state, architecture, mythology, and sciences in one of the world’s oldest civilizations.

This book explores the origins and development of art in Greek civilization, examining its aesthetic and intellectual features in architecture, sculpture, painting, and theater, and its relationship to myth, religion, and philosophy. It offers an analytical perspective that connects art to its cultural and historical context and its influence on subsequent human heritage.