Human civilization is a common global heritage, and every nation participates and participates in it with a share derived from its ability to interact, and when it participates, it learns, influences, and is affected.
This play is one of the creations of the distinguished writer Ibrahim Abdel Qader Al-Mazni, as it confirms that the instinct for self-preservation in men is stronger, and that a woman's life revolves around the instinct for preserving the species.
Great love is not the love of first sight, the love of emotion, but rather it is the love of insight, the love of conscience and reason, and the greatness, glory and majesty of love between a man and a woman is due, at its core, to the lofty qualities that we attribute to our mothers, to social morals that society has taught us, and to family customs that we practiced in our childhood.
It presents readers with a luxurious collection of famous pictures and drawings in Europe, with a glimpse of their history and the history of the painters who performed them, and a description of the circumstances that gave birth to the arts and worked to develop them in different times, in the four chapters in which the writer attempts to explain the general theory of the fine arts, and the aspects of decadence that plague them.
Gibran Khalil Gibran returns once again to interrogating and addressing nature in his book "Storms", and through nature he summons life as a whole with its two great poles of life and death, and between them is love, as a strong and stormy thread extending between them.
A collection of thoughts and opinions on life and people, and articles written by May Ziadeh in different circumstances, and based on the suggestion of Wali al-Din Yakan and his insistence on publishing these thoughts in a book.
How the entertainment narrative of upward mobility distorts the harsh economic realities in AmericaIn an age of growing wealth disparities, politicians on both sides of the aisle are sounding the alarm about the fading American Dream.
Judging something is the effect of taste in it, and criticism is all taste and understanding, and from here came that error which they consider to be right, although you will find among the people someone whose understanding you do not accuse but whose fairness you do not justify, and someone in whom you do not accuse this or that but nevertheless whose understanding is wrong; Because he does not want to do anything except this way, out of a place of fanaticism in himself for an opinion over another opinion, or a person over another person, or religion over religion, in which the matter is only based on the inner sense.
Rhetoric, which scholars are at a loss to define due to the many things they have mixed up, is no more than two words: the power of perception, and the power to control the ratio between imagination and reality.
This novel explains the biography of a hero of high patriotism, for whom God has combined the qualities of courage, steadfastness, determination, zeal, sincerity, and sacrifice, which he has collected for you, so permit me to dedicate his novel to you, and to introduce the Balkan hero to the Egyptian hero, so that the soul of each of you will be united with the soul of his friend, even if time separates you, and homes are different between you, then if you would be so kind as to accept my gift - and I do not consider you to be a culprit for that.
These memoirs express the intellectual, political, and social aspects of the writer and thinker Muhammad Hussein Heikal, in his early youth, and the extent to which he benefited from his numerous travels to France, Italy, Switzerland, Palestine, and Lebanon.
In his book "A Tear and a Smile," Gibran Khalil Gibran crossed an important stage in his journey with writing that may have answered questions that kept bubbling within him, so this text of his seems to intertwine absolute imagination and abstract truth; He also combines a tear and a smile in one instance, and this is a kind of difficulty that Gibran combined, sincerely in his belief in his words and in his vision of humanity as a whole.
The subject of this book is the emergence of the divine belief, from the time man was taken as Lord until he knew God as the One, and was guided to the integrity of monotheism.
In it, the author addressed the concept of "equality" by interpreting the term and the philosophical, social, and religious approaches that dealt with it.
"Broken Wings" is not a story about first love and its failure in the heart of a young man; Rather, it has enabled us now that time has passed between Gibran Khalil Gibran writing this novel and reading it now, as Gibran faces in this story the harsh social restrictions that separate loved ones and triumph over matter at the expense of everything else.
Just as the twenty novels varied in their worlds, so did the visions of critical treatment of these creative works, which I had the pleasure of reading, experiencing, and touring with their characters, events, times, places, intellectual and linguistic manifestations, and their fertile human worlds that soar high in the sky of the Egyptian personality, just as they penetrate into the depths of that personality that tries to bring us closer to its essence that lies behind the lines.
Whoever reads ancient and modern histories and learns about their news and secrets will find that every advanced nation had a bright era in which the planet of its glory shone.
There are different types of people in love: one fights against mistakes that have occurred, and he is the sinful lover; Another struggles with desires that are about to happen, and he is the lover who is tested.
En el ojo del espejo es un libro a dos voces: una de ellas cuenta la progresiva reconquista, por parte de Ulises, de su identidad y su condicion de rey de Itaca.
Perhaps the main feature that the reader senses of these stories is that their author, the pioneer writer Muhammad Hussein Heikal, was inspired by reality and wanted them to imitate some of the facts and events, and reveal the features of Egyptian society politically, economically, and socially, and the extent of this society's potential for modernization and development.
The first volume of its kind to integrate trends in Translation Studies with Classical Reception Studies A Companion to the Translation of Classical Epic provides a comprehensive and wide-ranging account of key debates and case studies centered the translation of Greek and Latin epics.
The author of this novel is a poet, its hero is a poet, and most of its people are poets, and its subject is poetry and literature, and its lesson is that the poetic soul is the most beautiful thing in the world, and the most creative image drawn by the brush of the greatest painter in the palette of beings, and that it is what wanderers wander about, and those who are obsessed take over it, when they think that they love images and are interested in the beauties of faces.
It includes a collection of various articles by the writer Mai Ziadeh, who accompanied the youth in their desire to renew the language and its inclination towards development and break away from stagnation, and also in its inclination towards social reform.
It deals with a number of Egyptian, Arab and international creative figures; The author believes that personality, as it is the focus of life, is also the focus of thought and creativity.
