Horizons of Egypt for Publishing

plague Author's name: Albert Camus A true story that took place in 1940 AD in Algeria, in Oran, interspersed with a vivid description of the nature of Algeria and the Algerian people, their customs, traditions, and struggle in their struggle against colonialism, against backwardness...

God in modern philosophy Author's name: James Collins Every topic in philosophy is termed a "problem." For example, there is the problem of the soul, the problem of humanity, the problem of nature, the problem of knowledge, and so on, the problem of God....

Together Author's name: Sherry Turkle As people increasingly connect through devices like smartphones and social media, they have become more isolated and disconnected from one another. The author points out that while technology offers convenience and the illusion of connection, it often fails to...

4 Thus Spoke Tabriz Author's name: Shams al-Din al-Tabrizi Hadiths of the Sheikh and the Disciple, Part Four In 642 AH, Shams al-Din Tabrizi traveled to the lands of the Romans in search of one of the righteous saints of God, whose company he...

The God Equation In Search of the Theory of Everything   Einstein once said, "God does not play dice with the universe." Bohr replied, "Stop telling God what to do." Hawking later said, "Sometimes God throws the dice where you can't find them." In...

Systems Thinking   We all dealt with complex systems long before we learned logical and systemic analysis. We are complex systems; our bodies are wonderful examples of integrated, interconnected, and self-preserving complexity. Every person we meet, every organization, every animal, garden, tree, or forest...

The main cause of procrastination is impulsivity. Procrastinators are impatient and demand immediate gratification of their needs. It is difficult for them to be patient and defer immediate gratification, and they are unable to endure momentary pain for the sake of achieving long-term benefits....

3 Thus spoke Tabrizi Author's name: Shams al-Din al-Tabrizi Talks of the Sheikh and the Disciple, Part Three The relationship between Shams al-Din and Jalal al-Din has been a perplexing mystery to everyone since its inception. Many have been unable to understand the true...

2 Thus spoke Tabrizi Author's name: Shams al-Din al-Tabrizi Talks of the Sheikh and the Disciple, Part Two The relationship between Shams al-Din and Jalal al-Din has been a perplexing mystery to everyone since its inception. Many have been unable to understand the true...

Discourses of the Sheikh and the Disciple, Part One The relationship between Shamsuddin and Jalaluddin has been an enigma to everyone since its inception and remains so to this day. Many have been unable to comprehend the true nature of this relationship, but Shamsuddin...

Joblin was born in 1988, when his grandfather was 47 years old. The grandfather lived to see his grandson embark on a journey that confined him to a small circle of 21st-century vagabonds who called themselves "The Roaming Boys." It is a journey into...

This book is one of the most important works Aristotle left us and has been studied by scholars in both the East and the West. In it, Aristotle appears closer to a scientist than a philosopher. His views on ethics are entirely derived from...

In these precious pages, Al-Hakim Al-Tirmidhi skillfully weaves together the delicate threads between body and soul, between striving against the self and knowing God. The treatises on asceticism (Al-Riyadah) and soul refinement (Adab Al-Nafs) are not merely educational texts, but rather a window into...

"Christ Recrucified" is a social psychological novel, a magnificent work of art penned by a skilled and established writer. It possesses artistic delicacy, vibrant strength, and a poetic touch in its refined portrayal of Christ's suffering. It is an epic depiction of humanity's struggle...

Isagoge is the title of the book authored by Porphyry of Tyre to serve as an introduction to logic. Porphyry of Tyre was a philosopher born in the city of Tyre and is considered one of the most prominent representatives of Neoplatonism, a name...

The Book of the Soul is one of Aristotle's most important works, as it remained the cornerstone of ancient psychology until the nineteenth century. In it, he expounds the methodology to be followed in psychology and presents a summary of his general doctrine of...

How did early Greeks view the soul and mind? And how did Muslim philosophers develop these insights in light of Islamic philosophy and the rational sciences? In this book, Mahmoud Qassem takes us on an intellectual journey extending from Plato and Aristotle to Al-Farabi,...

Coinciding with the 191st anniversary of his birth in September 1828, Afaq Publishing House released the first volume of the diaries of the world-renowned Russian novelist Leo Tolstoy, translated by the young Egyptian Youssef Nabil, who had previously translated novels by Tolstoy, Chekhov, and...

The events of this novel take place in the last days of the Soviet Union, when Russian society was exhausted by wars, and then came the era of openness, promising a different world. The Russian writer Oleg Roy, a contemporary Russian author who published...

Abu Hayyan al-Tawhidi (310-414 AH / 922-1023 AD) was a Sufi philosopher, a Muslim, and a brilliant man of letters, one of the prominent figures of the fourth century AH. He spent most of his life in Baghdad, and is associated with it. Abu...