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Anecdotes from history Part Eleven Author: Saleh Mohammed Abdullah Al-Zamam Anecdotes from History is a series that I have known and been infatuated with and that has had an impact on my life. I read it from time to time and I crave for...

Anecdotes from history Part Twelve Author: Saleh Mohammed Abdullah Al-Zamam Anecdotes from History is a series that I have known and been infatuated with and that has had an impact on my life. I read it from time to time and crave for new...

Anecdotes from history Part Eight Author: Saleh Mohammed Abdullah Al-Zamam Anecdotes from History is a series that I have known and been infatuated with and that has had an impact on my life. I read it from time to time and I crave for...

Anecdotes from history Part Thirteen Author: Saleh Mohammed Abdullah Al-Zamam Anecdotes from History is a series that I have known and been infatuated with and that has had an impact on my life. I read it from time to time and crave for new...

Anecdotes from history Part Nine Author: Saleh Mohammed Abdullah Al-Zamam Anecdotes from History is a series that I have known and been infatuated with and that has had an impact on my life. I read it from time to time and I crave for...

A House with Many Mansions Kamal Salibi   Lebanon today* is one of the most divided countries. Paradoxically, the Lebanese themselves, Christians and Muslims among whom the epidemic of division is rampant, are fully aware of their common identity. Accordingly, the authoritative writer Kamal...

Travels in Syria and the Holy Land   Author: John Lewis Burckhardt     "Travels in Syria and the Holy Land" is considered a masterpiece of descriptive and scientific travel literature. It chronicles the author's various journeys throughout the Holy Land between 1810 and...

Farouk the Last Author's name: Montaser Amin During a turbulent period in our contemporary history, the young boy, at the age of seventeen, was surprised to find himself king of Egypt. At that time, the senior statesmen bowed to him, and everyone flattered him....

Gilgamesh and the Theft of the Riddle of Time Author: Saeed Al-Ghanimi The book initially addresses Sumerian heroic tales, which are scattered tales with multiple protagonists. It traces how the Babylonians combined these scattered tales into a single narrative structure, organized by a single...

Since their arrest in 1921, Raya and Sakina have become a legend in the popular and collective imagination of Egyptians, and a terrifying and horrifying model of pure evil. None of the historians or sociologists throughout all these years attempted to investigate the truth...

How to hide an empire Author's Name: Daniel Immerwahr "Daniel Immerwahr tells the remarkable story of the United States outside the United States. In fast-paced storytelling, he reveals forgotten events of American history in a new light, from how the Southern states, the Philippines,...

A Brief History of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Author: Ilan Pappe In this book, as in all his other works, Ilan Pappe subjects Zionism to rigorous critical analysis. He argues that it was not a national liberation movement for the Jews, but rather a settler-colonial...

It covers all the birds known to humanity up to the time of Farid ud-Din Attar. The book begins by recounting how these birds gathered one day and decided to search for a bird to crown as their king. The desired bird is the...

The Arabian Peninsula in medieval maps Author's name: Mahmoud Ahmed Hadiya How was the Arabian Peninsula depicted on medieval maps? The book *Maps of the Peninsula* will reveal how cultural and religious identity was formed, and how European cartographers used narratives and legends to...

Hajjaj ibn Yusuf al-Thaqafi Author's name: Khalil Ibrahim Al-Dhahouri In the heart of chaos and the corridors of power, stands Al-Hajjaj ibn Yusuf al-Thaqafi as a symbol of strength and tyranny. A leader who knew no mercy, a ruler who inscribed his name in...