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The novel follows a world where the desire for fame and inner rage clash, where troubled human relationships intertwine with events charged with tension and emotion. It offers a critical perspective on a life dominated by psychological pressure and personal conflicts that compel the protagonists to confront their own selves and their moral boundaries.

This collection of two short stories explores human relationships, misunderstandings, and social paradoxes with a style that blends satire, psychological analysis, and drama.

A literary text reflecting the human struggle with one’s other self, where emotions and inner contradictions intertwine in a journey of searching for identity and meaning amidst profound psychological transformations.

A novel inspired by ancient Egyptian mythology, presenting a fictional world that blends mythology, philosophical and spiritual reflections, and explores the relationship between man and the sacred, the unknown, and the secrets of existence.

This critical and commemorative book sheds light on the literary and intellectual experience of Jabra Ibrahim Jabra, and includes studies and testimonials that reveal his significant impact on Arab culture and modern arts.

This text reflects on issues of identity and the Arab reality with profound intellectual and humanistic insights, combining cultural analysis with personal reflections in a smooth and direct style.

A profound critical reading examines the relationship of the Arab intellectual to his heritage from a psychological and intellectual perspective, revealing the crises of consciousness and the contradictions that impede civilizational renewal.

This book examines the concept of Arab national security and its challenges in light of international and regional transformations. It analyzes the political, strategic, and economic factors influencing the development of an Arab strategy capable of confronting contemporary threats.

The book examines the rise and development of Arab-Islamic civilization in Andalusia, highlighting its scientific and cultural contributions, its influence on European civilization, and the pathways of knowledge transfer between East and West.

These diaries document political and administrative life in the Emirate of Transjordan during the years 1926–1929, providing firsthand accounts of national events and transformations, and the beginnings of the formation of modern Jordanian state institutions.

A collection of poignant poetic texts that explore love, longing, loss, and inner conflict, using concise language and sensitive literary imagery, expressing women’s feelings and their emotional and human experiences.

The book presents a collection of articles that address fundamental questions about the development of society, language, and the arts, and analyze the relationship between humanity, knowledge, and social systems. Through profound intellectual inquiry, he explores how civilization is formed and how science and the arts intertwine in understanding human nature.

A novel that combines Between mystery and psychological contemplation, it explores man’s inner conflicts and complex relationships. A text that blends emotional narrative and imagination in a moving, poetic style.