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The book investigates Orientalist perspectives on Islam and the Quran, contrasting them with other religious and intellectual frameworks.
A short-story collection divided into two sections, chronicling characters' inner lives and a decades-old emotional legacy.
A compilation of standard and dialect poems, plays, articles, and aphorisms by the author.
Examinations of emotional attachment and the reasons why love remains harder to define than other feelings.
Khaled Hamida presents brief narrative pieces reflecting the contradictions of human emotions.
Literary reflections on how experience, feeling and loneliness shape a writer’s language and a reader’s response.
Stories spanning realism and fantasy, with themes of identity, migration, war, loss and immortality.
Safaa Hussein Al-Ajmawi explores the ancient roots of the Rhodopis narrative and related traditional stories.
Mohamed Naim follows a book enthusiast whose accidental find plunges him into historical hazards and mythological trials.
Nour and his companions offer another account of Al-Hakim bi-Amr Allah’s disappearance in this young adult alternative-history novel.
The narrative traces the young protagonist as he navigates a peculiar landscape made of confections.
An English-language children’s fantasy adventure by Nanis El-Shenawy, translated by Sara Younes, about Hassan in a land of sweets.
Four siblings release a tiny insect preserved in amber since a prehistoric extinction, overturning the balance between the ancient world and their own.
A young adult horror anthology whose excerpt portrays a four-legged creature moving among people and inspiring fear.
Inji Motawaa examines historical repetition and whether people can recognize past mistakes to build a wiser future.
Inji Motawaa traces Aisha navigating political conflict and espionage across Jordanian and Lebanese refugee camps.
The book explores gender differences and the historical standing of men and women from creation to heavenly laws.
The book explains the fundamental principles of nanotechnology, microscale material properties, and their impact on future sciences.
The queen departs the royal residence once her tales are finished, initiating a novel sequence of danger.
Shahryar hosts a rival monarch who narrates unusual stories in a work inspired by Arabian Nights.
Political plots and sibling rivalry unfold around King Shahryar in an imagined continuation of the Arabian Nights.
Trauma forces the mind to construct a terrifying alternative reality to escape devastating betrayal.
Safaa Hussein Al-Ajmawi explores the thin line between lived reality and frightening mental escapes.
A transit manager observes commuters' expressions and becomes entangled in frightening tales that threaten his son.