Books

Drama on the Hunt   Author: Anton Chekhov‎ This book includes Chekhov's notebook and scattered pages from his diaries. These notes and diaries, which fall within the inner aspect of the author's creative activity, are of great importance. Chekhov himself destroyed the drafts of...

The Wonderful Fool   Author: Shusaku Endo‎ Takamori and his sister Tomoe welcome the wonderful fool Gaston Bonaparte, who arrives in Tokyo from Paris after World War II. Shusaku Endo, the renowned Japanese novelist, delves into the depths of unique Japanese life after a...

Over the Republic Bridge   Author: Shahad Al Rawi‎ There are two cities a person loves in their life. The first is a city we dream of visiting, but that dream never comes true. The second is the city we were born in, left,...

The Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe   Author: Daniel Defoe‎ I see Robinson Crusoe as the English Ulysses himself. James Joyce's Robinson Crusoe is a literary masterpiece, as Defoe maintained his own perspective. The mere suggestion of danger, isolation, and a deserted island...

The Happy Prince and Other Tales   Author: Oscar Wilde‎ Wilde orally recounted the tales in this collection to his brother in Paris as subjects for a magazine he was corresponding with at the time. He did not know that they would later become...

Greek Art Author: Khazal Al-Majidi     The book "Greek Art" by researcher Dr. Khazal Al-Majidi. Al-Majidi likens this art to "a tree whose roots are immersed in the sea of Aegean arts, its trunk grows in the early stages of early Greek arts...

Egyptian Religion Author: Khazal Al-Majidi     Despite the abundance of books discussing Egyptian religion and its details, the distinction of this book lies in its unprecedented classification of the eight main and secondary components of religion within Egyptian religion. Each component occupies an...

Mandaean Mythology Author: Khazal Al Majidi     This book may be the first of its kind in both the Arabic and foreign libraries, as it delves into a rare subject that many shy away from due to the need for extensive knowledge in...

Sumerian myths possess a rare originality that most myths worldwide lack. They were the first myths known to humans and formed the core of their earliest religion. Therefore, their sources were authentic, rooted in two unique elements: the fertile riverine nature of Mesopotamia and...

The Bani Khalid Tribe in History Author: Ahmed Al-Ameri Al-Nasiri     This book provides a comprehensive encyclopedia about the ancient Bani Khalid tribe, highlighting its history spanning three and a half centuries, from the Jabur state to the Bani Khalid state. The book...

Badr Shakir al-Sayyab   Author Name: Badr Shakir al-Sayyab   "Al-Sayyab wrote at least ten poems that are among the most beautiful Arabic poems written from the 1950s until today. This is enough for him to endure. And this is enough for me to...

Nietzsche's Letters   Author Name: Friedrich Nietzsche   We present to the Arab reader a selected collection of letters from the German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche (1844 - 1900) to his family, friends, and female acquaintances. These are rare letters he wrote during his life,...

Body in the Hotel   Author: Arnaldur Indriðason   As usual, Arnaldur Indriðason plunges us into the world of mysterious crime, through a complex criminal plot; he skillfully depicts the movements of its characters using attractive personalities; demonstrating his ability to delve into the...

Islam and Arab Civilization Author: Muhammad Kurd Ali     In this book, Muhammad Kurd Ali adopts a three-pronged approach: he cites, then refutes, then proves and clarifies. He cites the criticisms of critics, the biases of most orientalists, and the falsities of the...

A Time to Love and a Time to Die   Author: Erich Maria Remarque ‎ A novel about humanity's need for love during a time of war and destruction. Remarque poured all his emotional energy into it, making it, as critics described: "his best...

Knowledge and the Sacred   Author: Seyyed Hossein Nasr   Can science thrive without a spiritual conscience? How can we restore the moral dimension to education? And why has modernity failed to answer the great existential questions? This book takes us on an intellectual...

Discourse on Method   Author: René Descartes   It is well known that the book "Discourse on Method" by the French philosopher René Descartes is one of the pillars of modern Western philosophy, which has had an unparalleled influence on global philosophical thought. Dar...

This book reveals Jacques Derrida's complex intellectual journey between rigorous skepticism and the prophetic tone he adopted when discussing the revolutionary nature of writing and justice. The work traces Derrida's transformation from radical deconstruction to an attempt to transcend the limits of doubt towards...

The Book of Lost Things   Author: John Connolly   The story revolves around a 12-year-old boy named David, who is deeply grieving and isolated after his mother's death from cancer. His world further unravels when his father remarries, and they move to an...

When truth burns… the legend begins. Six years ago, the Komai Orphanage was consumed by fire in a tragic accident that left five bodies and over fifty homeless children, all heirs of the wealthy class. The building quickly became a hub of rumors and...