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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 documents the historical, cultural, and spiritual ties that have bound Moroccans to the city of Jerusalem throughout the ages, shedding light on the various forms of Moroccan support and presence in Jerusalem and its place in the Moroccan consciousness.

This is a social and philosophical novel that addresses issues of love, marriage, and human freedom, and discusses the conflict between emotion and moral obligation through events and characters that carry profound intellectual dimensions.

This book addresses the issues of revelation and prophethood from a critical and analytical perspective, presenting and discussing the origins of Qadiani ideas in light of traditional Islamic concepts, while also examining their historical and doctrinal background.

This literary work employs a symbolic narrative with intellectual and human dimensions, addressing internal issues that intersect with existential and spiritual concerns in an intensely contemplative style.

This collection of essays and intellectual and social reflections, presented in a satirical and symbolic style, explores issues of humanity, society, and life in a profound and fluid literary language.

This novel presents a compelling story about man’s struggle with the harsh forces of life and social and political transformations. Through events charged with emotion and challenges, the author reflects the struggle between hope and despair in the face of harsh circumstances.

This book examines and analyzes the Samaritan Torah texts, exploring their history, origins, textual and doctrinal characteristics, and highlighting their place within the Samaritan religious tradition and their relationship to other sacred texts.

A symbolic fantasy novel rich in poetic language, blending parallel Eastern and Western worlds. Myth, religion, philosophy, and politics intertwine within a surreal realm teeming with symbols, enigmas, and imaginative imagery.

It offers critical readings of theatrical, cinematic, and television works, analyzing the discourses of the visual arts and highlighting their aesthetic and intellectual dimensions from a contemporary critical perspective.

A novel with a symbolic desert atmosphere, blending myth and philosophical reflection on the relationship between man, nature, and existence, and evoking the world of the desert, its beliefs, and its spiritual questions.

A novel that explores memory and human identity through a narrative that moves between the past and the present, offering a deep reflection on the effects of war, exile, and human relationships.

This novel delves into the depths of the human psyche through a story brimming with emotion and nostalgia, where past and present intertwine in a journey of self-discovery and belonging amidst life’s transformations.

These are literary texts and reflections of a spiritual and philosophical nature, drawing inspiration from heritage, myths, and existential questions, and blending wisdom and contemplation on humanity, nature, and the universe in a dense literary language.

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 work draws on symbolic narrative to explore the realms of primordial wisdom, presenting texts of a spiritual and philosophical nature that re-examine humanity’s relationship to knowledge, existence, and purpose.

It portrays the harsh world of the sea and the struggle of man against the waves and danger, where human will intersects with fate in the lives of sailors, revealing the values of resilience, defiance, and the search for meaning amidst the storms.

A literary text that blends narrative, reflection, and journalistic dialogue, addressing issues of women, men, freedom, literature, and society, in a bold reading of the relationship between the individual and their surrounding environment.