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It narrates a harrowing human experience within the prison, revealing the suffering of imprisonment, isolation, and steadfastness in the face of injustice, in a moving testament to the strength of will and hope despite the most dire circumstances.

This work presents a critical reading of early Islamic history, re-examining the narratives concerning the Quraysh and the trade of the Ilaaf, offering controversial historical arguments based on a review of sources and texts.

This work examines an ancient Arab myth from a historical and cultural perspective, offering an analytical reading that reinterprets its symbols and meanings, and explores the concept of eternal love and its relationship to pre-Islamic beliefs and myths.

He offers a critical reading of historical accounts and interpretations related to Judaism, presenting a research-based perspective that discusses the origins of events and figures based on historical and geographical comparisons and diverse sources.

This book presents a critical historical study that re-examines the narratives related to the Romans, the Jews, and the Second Temple, offering an alternative thesis based on inscriptions and historical sources to reinterpret events traditionally considered to have taken place in Palestine.

It presents a study that examines the true location of the city of Iram of the Pillars, with a re-reading of religious, historical and mythological texts, and puts forward a critical vision that links geography and history in a journey to find the lost city.

This historical study offers a different reading of ancient history, discussing the location of biblical events and figures by reinterpreting sources and texts and linking them to the geography of southern Arabia.

This historical study examines traditional narratives surrounding the Babylonian captivity and offers an alternative interpretation that connects these historical events to the Assyrian campaigns in the Arabian Peninsula and Yemen, along with an analysis of historical texts and sources.

The novel takes place over the course of a single night, revealing the secrets of a turbulent period in Iraq’s history, through characters whose fates intersect between love, politics, and fear, in a narrative that blends human drama and social transformations.

It offers a critical reading of religious and civilizational history, proposing a reinterpretation of ancient events and texts through a research approach that seeks to revise historical assumptions and rearrange the chronological order of religions and eras.

A critical study that examines the narratives associated with Gabriel and revelation, and discusses the origins of some historical figures and events from an analytical perspective that raises questions about the Islamic heritage and its formation.

This work re-examines the historical and religious narratives associated with Ishmael, Hagar, and the Children of Israel, offering a critical perspective based on a review of sources and an attempt to reinterpret historical events and geography.

This critical historical study re-examines the history of Jerusalem and biblical geography, challenging traditional narratives through textual analysis and historical sources, and offering a different perspective that sparks debate and further research.

He offers profound reflections on humanity, existence, and freedom, using the desert as a symbol of solitude and the search for truth, in a style that combines philosophical thought with a humanistic approach.

The novel revolves around a moving human journey that weaves together the destinies of refugees who fled the horrors of war, exploring love, displacement, hope, and building a new life amidst major historical transformations.

Personal and human reflections showcasing inspiring women’s experiences and stories of strength, love, loss, and identity, offering a profound insight into relationships and life with honesty and sensitivity.