شركة المطبوعات النشر

A book that resembles a cry issued by the author to express what is raging in the souls of the Lebanese people, who have been destroyed by suffering and whose strength has been mobilized by the forces of evil lurking on all sides, driving...

This book explains the concept of a resilient economy from both a scientific and political perspective. It discusses its main pillars, characteristics, and strengths. It also highlights the most significant achievements made in Iran since the Islamic Revolution and up to the present moment....

This book traces the circumstances of the Shiite community from the Mutasarrifate period to the French Mandate, up to independence and the establishment of the national state. It highlights the Shiites' dominance of the domestic political and social landscape, following their emergence as a...

Hezbollah

This book represents a synthesis of a school of thought in the study of political opposition, with its social and economic dimensions. The views expressed here reflect an objective approach to oppositional studies, even though the topics addressed herein date back to a specific...

This book includes a clear analysis of the ordeals that have befallen Lebanon and bold proposals for political reform.

If we study our constitution and how parliamentary theory is applied in Lebanon, we will find that democracy is only applied in name (...). The farces of democracy in Lebanon do not find fertile soil in the domestic arena only, but are clearly evident...

General Alain Pellegrini, the Supreme Commander of UNIFIL, breaks his silence and provides vivid testimony about the most tragic and critical situation in Lebanon and its independent South.

Urban studies are generally considered important studies, as cities, in terms of their social, economic, intellectual, administrative, and political developments, represent the vital unit and the effective part of the movement of civilizational progress in any society.

This book represents one of the rarest Arabic manuscripts, copied in 877 AH. It includes the accounts of one hundred ministers of the Arab Islamic state. Al-Jajarmi adopted a new approach in this book, as those who wrote about ministries and ministers focused on...

One of the rarest Arabic manuscripts, it displays meticulous historical accuracy and fidelity. The text has been thoroughly researched and adheres to modern scientific methods in commentary and references. This manuscript is considered one of Ibn al-Jawzi's most important works, in which he lent...

Dr. Al-Bili presented us with his reading of his subject: Caliphate, Authority, and the State, with the flexibility that characterized his study method, without being hindered by the dialectics that are not easy for a historian to address unless he possesses the full research...

This book examines the crisis of the Abbasid Caliphate, beginning with its turbulent founding and the resulting struggles for power and influence, the emergence of the military class, or its precursors, from the Turks and slaves, and ending with the reign of al-Mu'tasim and...

A comprehensive objective view of history and civilization in the Abbasid era

This book derives its utmost importance from the fact that it: facilitates and simplifies understanding of the contents of Ibn Khaldun's Kitab al-'Ibar wa Diwan al-Mubtada' wa al-Khabar fi Ayyam al-'Arab wa'l-'Ajam wa'l-Barbar wa man 'Asarahum min Dhat al-Sultan al-Akbar, with its famous introduction...

This book is distinguished by its comprehensive study of the social and economic conditions of the Omani region and the role of its people in building the Islamic state from its inception until the fourth century AH. It also delves into the most minute...

This is the first book to address the personality of Umar ibn Abd al-Aziz, the fifth of the Rightly-Guided Caliphs, who upheld truth and eliminated falsehood. Only his four Rightly-Guided Caliphs rivaled him. It sheds light on his fame and standing among Muslims, considering...

A comprehensive study that provides a clear overview of the attempts of the inhabitants of the Arabian Peninsula to establish states with political systems. It addresses the civilizations and systems that emerged in these states, or among the Arab tribes before Islam, as well...

This book examines the unique characteristics of Fustat. It also examines the conditions of its inhabitants, in terms of their demographic composition and administrative organization during the early Islamic era. It is evident, through this, that these cities were not established as military settlements,...

Samarra is an Iraqi city founded in the third century AH (13th century CE). It remained a center for the Abbasid caliphs for nearly fifty years, after which the Abbasid caliphs returned to Baghdad. This book brings together the scattered writings about Samarra from...