A captivating tale where excitement intertwines with emotion, as the paths of two people cross after many years to confront the secrets of the past and the unhealed wounds it left behind. The events unfold amidst fear and longing on a quest for the truth that will change their destinies.
A memoir that narrates the details of daily life in Ramallah, presenting the social and political challenges in a personal, honest style. This text reflects human resilience and the depth of the daily Palestinian experience.
A novel that explores the complexities of human life by telling the stories of characters who confront love, desire, and forgetfulness in a fast-paced world. The novel blends philosophy with social contemplation in a way that makes the reader pause to reflect on the effect of time on emotions and relationships.
Hassan Aourid’s book “The Spring of Cordoba” explores a golden age in the history of Andalusia, shedding light on the culture, scientific, and intellectual life in Cordoba during its heyday. The author blends historical narrative with social analysis to present a vivid picture of the history of Muslims in Andalusia and their astonishing achievements.
A story that weaves together the threads of Palestinian memory with the wounds of exile, where human destinies intersect with major questions about justice and freedom. This text reveals the fragility of human existence in the face of loss and alienation.
The book addresses the complex relationship between the development of human societies and the structure of the state, analyzing how the shift from villages to cities leads to radical changes in social and political values and systems. It offers a contemporary intellectual perspective that connects religious texts with the laws of human civilization to understand the rise and fall of civilizations.
The novel explores the psychological and moral conflicts of the characters amidst tragic circumstances, exploring questions about freedom and responsibility. This philosophical text highlights the tension between the individual and society and the moral pressures surrounding them.
This intellectual study connects the Sufi experience with the Surrealist vision, revealing the convergence of spiritual imagination and artistic creation. The work offers a profound reading of humanity’s relationship with the Absolute through poetry, art, and thought.
A book that explores the relationship between writing and the human experience, highlighting internal conflicts and cultural identity. It presents reflective texts that blend personal narratives with critical reflection on literature and society.
This novel explores issues of love, identity, and the conflict between desire and the forbidden. It highlights the social and religious contradictions surrounding human relationships and their moral boundaries in a conservative society.
This book offers a simplified explanation of the concept of terrorism in language children can understand. It clarifies its causes and effects, instills in them the values of tolerance and the rejection of violence, and underscores the importance of dialogue and love in confronting hatred.
A novel that explores the depths of the human psyche and the internal conflicts in a society intertwined with tradition and modernity. Through rich poetic language, Ben Jelloun weaves a story that combines mystery, philosophy, and reflections on identity and belonging.
A novel that explores the absence of identity and the personal empowerment of women in a society fraught with social restrictions, exploring psychological and social conflicts in a profound and humane manner.
It is a humanistic novel that contemplates the meaning of absence, death, and the soul, revealing the struggle between faith and despair in the face of loss, offering a profound philosophical vision of life and the afterlife with a contemplative and poetic spirit.
A suspenseful novel that blends romance and suspense, where a simple mistake in exchanging phones leads to the revelation of dark secrets that change the course of two people’s lives. With his fluid style and escalating plot, Miso captivates the reader on a journey of mystery and surprises until the last page.
This book explores the historical and geographical connections between the Arabian Peninsula and biblical texts.
The author provides a meticulous analysis of events, characters, and settings, demonstrating how Arab geography and culture influence historical narratives and the Bible.
It is a classic strategic manual that presents the principles of military planning and warfare in rational and thoughtful ways. Its texts go beyond the military sphere to apply to politics, administration, and conflict resolution.
A novel that follows the life of a tyrannical ruler clinging to power until his last breath, revealing the isolation of rule and the ugliness of despotism in a world where reality is intertwined with obsessions. A work that delves into the psyche of the dictator and portrays the slow and bitter decline of his world.
This novel explores the intersections of human destinies in Istanbul, exploring issues of identity, belonging, and love in a rich and vibrant narrative style. It blends social reality with profound psychological contemplation.
The novel depicts a working-class neighborhood in Baghdad, blurring the lines between reality and imagination. Here, the dreams of young people, the ghosts of their beloved, and their illusions intertwine, reflecting the fragility of memory and the struggles of hope in a time of Iraqi tragedy.
