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Five boys cross an abandoned waterwheel into Jirol, a kingdom under four moons, in Rania Atef Ayoub’s dark fantasy of friendship, betrayal and an ancient pact.
Maan Al-Khaffaf’s psychological novel follows an engineer confronting memory, distress and childhood wounds through encounters that move between London and the unconscious.
Amal Saleh’s Between Me and Myself explores unspoken feelings, longing and self-acceptance through literary reflections in formal and colloquial Arabic.
Randa Badr presents her spiritual perspective on chakras, intuition and inner awareness, drawing on terminology from brainwaves, resonance and electromagnetic fields.
Ahmad Adam Ismail’s literary and documentary account centres Hanadi Al-Nour Jumaa’s life in Zamzam camp and explores courage, dignity and remembrance.
Walaa Murshid’s Vanishing Without a Trace follows Farida’s search for her missing husband while poverty and uncertainty threaten the family she is trying to protect.
Samir Abd Rabbo’s Tabarih brings reflections on love, loss and time into dialogue with Nietzsche, existential doubt and a Sufi-inflected view of affection.
Razan Muhammad Atiya’s OCD explores intrusive thoughts, repeated reassurance-seeking and rituals, with attention to uncertainty, identity and family life.
Rejoice Kur draws on childhood experiences in South Sudan to examine fear, procrastination and the shift from waiting for change to taking responsibility.
Nada El Sayed’s A Different Rhythm brings a manuscript restorer and a businessman together in Old Cairo, where preservation and redevelopment challenge their relationship.
Muhammad Muwafi’s The Truth examines procrastination, overthinking and the everyday habits that turn manageable commitments into sustained action.
Alaa Ramadan’s To My Jasmine reflects on friendship, gratitude and loyalty through memories of closeness, the experience of absence and the hope of reunion.
Salsabil Walid Hillis’s October’s Wound and Gaza’s Bleeding, Volume One, explores displacement, loss and the daily struggle for survival in Gaza.
Suzan Muhammad Arafa’s short stories explore family distance, loneliness behind material comfort, and the demands of loyalty and compassion.
Dr Qasim Hashish examines leadership, burnout and psychological safety, asking how workplace relationships can support or undermine an organisation.
Al-Mazamiz is Khalaf Baskharoun Khalil’s Egyptian colloquial poetry collection, bringing satire, sorrow and spiritual reflection to scenes of everyday life.
Dr Omnia Salama’s A Kiss from Heaven brings emotional and spiritual reflections to fear, loss, love and the longing for freedom and reassurance.
I Am the Proof explores self-understanding, innate disposition and religious conviction in Dr Doaa Fouad’s reflections on meaning and spiritual peace.
The Muslim’s Compass connects self-knowledge, questions of existence and religious practice in Hisham Muhammad Tawfiq’s reflections on faith and everyday conduct.
Let Him Plant It reflects on purposeful work, postponed beginnings and giving without guaranteed results, taking a prophetic teaching about planting as its starting point.
Mahmoud Bakr Sabry reflects on absence, relationships and the search for emotional safety in a work about the feelings people leave unspoken.
A brass box takes a young woman from modern Heliopolis to 1976, where romance, an engineer's plans and family secrets connect two periods.
Nada Hamada reflects on resilience, self-compassion and everyday pressure, questioning what strength means when expectations exceed personal limits.
Fares Mahmoud's psychological novel follows longing, denial and the attempt to recover a sense of self after an unfinished relationship.