Books

In linguistics, a "Nadiba" is a woman who mourns the dead, meaning she eulogizes their virtues and merits, cries for them, and expresses grief after their passing. However, the novel "The Mourner" by Amani Tareef, published by (Arab Scientific Publishers, 2026), directs us to...

"A Message of Light" is a novel about the era of Ibn al-Muqaffa', presented by the author Mohammed Tarazi in an artistic narrative framework that shifts between the past (7th and 8th centuries AH) and the present (21st century). The events of the novel...

On every page, "The Art of Journaling" proves that creativity can be found in every moment of life, regardless of what is happening in the world. In this book, Suleika Jaouad explores the art of journaling, sharing everything she has learned about how this...

Carnegie's time-tested advice has remained effective for generations because it addressed fundamental questions about the art of getting along with people, how to win friends and influence others. The book challenges you on how to communicate effectively, how to increase your ability to get...

"East of Eden," John Steinbeck's epic, overflowing with an enormous blend of emotions, through which he retells the fundamental stories of Genesis by planting them within the intertwined lives of two American families. The result is a purely American epic set in Steinbeck's childhood...

The Ancient House of Wisdom in Mesopotamia and the Making of the Modern World

This book is an attempt to rethink the very conditions of reason, after modernity lost its old certainties and the world transformed into a space where power, knowledge, language, and legitimacy are contested. In "Moral Consciousness and Communicative Action," Jürgen Habermas continues his grand...

A book that addresses the history of political conflicts and wars using the analogy of a game of chess. The author illustrates how major powers orchestrate international conflicts and how tactics and intrigues are used to achieve objectives. The book is considered an in-depth...

Greg Heffley doesn't like surprises...especially when it comes to his birthday. But the shocking surprise his family has in store for him this year is beyond his wildest dreams. As Greg's dream birthday plans unravel one by one, he clings to the hope of...

The book "Acquiring Arabic in the Homeland: Issues and Approaches" compiles a collection of academic studies by researchers in the educational field, focusing on the teaching and learning of the Arabic language both in homeland and diaspora. The book was edited by Alaa Al-Jabali,...

The author of the best-selling masterpieces, Consolations of Philosophy - The Art of Travel, evokes his charming style and wit in this delightful novel.Essays in Love revolves around two young people who meet on a flight from Paris to London and quickly fall in...

A narrative that shows us how the revolutionary process irresistibly takes hold of a person, no matter how complex and contradictory their stance on the revolution itself. Over the years, Sholokhov's novel reveals to the world of readers more and more of its new,...

This is the most beautiful and greatest of al-Razi's books in the art of medicine. In it, he collected everything he found scattered concerning the mention of diseases and their treatment in all medical books of the ancients and those who came after them...

In this book, American journalist Will Bardenwerper, from the New York Times and Washington Post, presents an intimate portrayal of the deposed President Saddam Hussein—a surprising image that can only be understood after delving into his personality, as observed by the twelve soldiers entrusted...

"Intimate Strangers" by Saudi novelist Aziz Mohammed is a literary work whose title encapsulates the essence of the story: a deeply rooted alienation that no intimacy can erase... ✨ Following his first novel, "The Critical Case of Subject K," Aziz Mohammed continues to explore...

In her novel "Pachinko," Korean novelist Min Jin Lee paints an epic world with letters of gold, leading the reader through a heap of unique narrative facts and events to delve into the deepest recesses of the human soul that rejects injustice and oppression....

Suddenly, S collapses at the breakfast table. A sudden flush in his face, a fleeting dizziness, then unconsciousness on the brink of death. In the hospital room, an unusual narrator takes over the story. He is Naji, a super-intelligent AI, whom S trained to...

Camilo José Cela's novel, "The Hive," is considered one of the hundred most important novels in 20th-century Spain. In fact, it is regarded as one of the foundational novels of contemporary Spanish literature. Despite its initial publication in Argentina in 1945, the novel remained...

The novel "Suwaqi Al-Qulub" (Waterwheels of Hearts), the first novel by Iraqi writer Inaam Kachachi, was released in a new edition by Takwin Publications as part of a collection of distinguished Arabic novels, including her other works. Don't you know that hearts are like...

A young girl, renamed “America” in recognition of the United States’ role in liberating Kuwait, discovers that her name has become a measure of the growing anti-Western sentiment in her country. A shy Palestinian teenager is drawn into a failed suicide bombing plot orchestrated...