History books

In his valuable study of the conditions of Bedouins and tribes in Arab countries, the author relied on his observations and notes derived from living among the settled or semi-settled...

Muhammad Kurd Ali delved into the rich heritage of the Arabs, from the pre-Islamic era through the glorious and dark ages of the Arabs and Muslims, up to modern history,...

Muhammad Kurd Ali was dubbed "the Scholar of Syria" and spent his life defending Arabs, their language, literature, and arts, driven by Arab nationalist belief in the early 20th century...

The book takes a threefold approach: it presents, then refutes, then proves and clarifies. It presents the criticisms of critics, the biases of most orientalists, and the falsehood of Shu'ubis...

What distinguishes the book is its simplicity in presenting its scientific material. It has taken into account an important aspect in establishing the understanding of the young generation by showcasing...

The adventure of Mu'tazilite thought is an exceptional experience in the history of Arab thought, as it presented its critical adventure independently of Indian and Greek thought. Since the time...

These papers depict ten vivid portraits of ten masters of eloquence. We undertook to describe their eras in politics and civilization, attempted to allude to the important factors in their...

The research methodology in this book relies on archaeology and on the portable and permanent artifacts yielded by the land of Jerusalem, along with inductive attempts to uncover what these...

Human history is divided into two main stages: the prehistoric era, which accounts for 98% of human history, and the historical eras, which account for 2% of human history. There...

Through Semitic studies, the book explains the history of Semitic peoples and their civilizational origins, discussing the Semitic problem and the origin of the term. It then introduces Semitic languages,...

A comprehensive overview of Indian civilization from its beginnings to its current era. It is the oldest continuous civilization throughout all stages of history, having preserved all the transformations that...

The unique ability of Egyptian civilization to achieve moral balance and regulate the shared rhythm between the two scales of the worldly and religious civilizations, making this balance a reason...