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This book focuses on building a balanced and strong personality from within, through self-understanding and developing thinking and behavior in a practical way that helps the individual to confidently deal with life’s challenges and make conscious decisions.

A social novel that chronicles a psychological and human conflict between two women, revealing the complexities of emotions and relationships within society, and highlighting the status of women and the challenges they face within the family and social reality.

This study examines Sufism in Egypt by analyzing the origins and development of Sufi orders, with a focus on the Qadiriyya order, its branches, and its religious and social impact.

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.

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.

A symbolic play that discusses the values of work, justice, and social reform through philosophical dialogues and events of an educational and humanistic nature.

A profoundly human novel that traces the transformations of the soul and the inner conflict within a turbulent reality, where memory and dreams intersect to reveal questions of identity and existence.

This is an intellectual autobiography that weaves together personal experience and collective memory. It explores key life milestones alongside historical and intellectual transformations, focusing on the Palestinian Nakba, exile, identity, and the figures who helped shape the author’s journey.

This critical study examines the image of women in the Arabic novel, analyzing its symbols and their psychological and social implications within the narrative texts.

A historical study documenting the Kurdish revolt during the Crimean War (1853–1856). It sheds light on the life of Prince Izz al-Din Shir al-Bakhti and his role in leading the uprising, while examining the history of the Principality of Botan, the events of the revolt, and its conclusion—all based on historical documentation.

It is a profound wisdom text that presents a philosophy of balance and harmony with nature, offering a contemplative vision of life based on simplicity, inner peace, and avoidance of complexity.