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This is a book about two poets: the Greek Simonides (468-556), and the Romanian Paul Celan (1920-1970), the most important German-language poets of the twentieth century. Nullifying the time difference between them, Carsen reveals the juxtaposition between them, and exploits an economic concept, which is exchange, to begin an intellectual journey, in history, economics, poetry, philosophy, literary criticism, and translation.

How do you deal with yourself when you feel that you made a mistake or offended? Have you ever thought about treating yourself, as you treat a young child or a close friend? We often harden ourselves without being aware of this, and unfortunately, this usually happens in the times when we are in desperate need of kindness, support and love. Treat yourself as if you were dealing with a dear friend. Take care of yourself, and attach it. Always remember that it is okay to make mistakes. There is no other way of life to learn or ripen.

This novel is considered one of the first literary attempts by the Russian writer Fyodor Dostoyevsky. He began working on it in 1849 but did not complete it, leaving pages containing his first fingerprints and ideas that would later develop in his major works. It embodies the features of the Russian village in the nineteenth century, where ancient rural traditions blend with the winds of change that began to blow on society.Through multiple characters, the writer reviews the struggle of the simple peasant searching for his identity in light of major social and economic transformations, and the feudal landlords who sank into failure and corruption. It also highlights the character of the intellectual coming from the city, who finds himself observing a life that seems familiar but at its core is full of contradictions.The atmosphere of the novel is characterized by gloom and anxiety, as Dostoyevsky reflects with critical skill how the village, which appears calm on the outside, hides unrelenting conflicts between the old and the new, and between the power and the weak. Although the work remains unfinished, it reveals Dostoevsky''s first attempts to form his unique style based on multiple voices and deep psychological narrative, serving as an early introduction to the great literary visions that he would later present in his immortal novels.

The book explores ethical situations and real-life stories from the life of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), focusing on important values ​​that promote self-development in our children. These values ​​include peace, respect, mercy, tolerance, responsibility, joy, cleanliness, and education, among others. The book concludes with documentation, references, and a list of sources.

"The animal''s book is the first comprehensive book developed in Arabic in animal science. Al -Jahiz talked about the Arabs, their conditions, their customs, their allegations, and their sciences, and some issues of jurisprudence and religion and a selected elite of Arabic poetry, proverbs, statement and criticism. Scientifically, but Al -Jahiz was interested in the side of language and poetry to research the animal''s nature, instincts, conditions and customs, and the animal book for Al -Jahiz is one of his largest books ever and the circle of its wide knowledge, and the book is a prominent image of the culture of the Abbasid era, which contains natural knowledge and jurisprudence, and it speaks In the policy of the people, as he talked about other religious sects, geographical issues and characteristics of countries, the impact of the environment in the animal, humans and trees, the intake of medicine and animal and human diseases, in addition to a number of plant, animal and mineral medicinal vocabulary, selected verses of rare Arabic poetry, and the paths and funny anecdotes. .

The sources from which we derive our information about the Babylonian and Assyrian civilizations - which flourished in the plains of the Tigris and Euphrates, before the Christian era - are almost limited to the inscriptions and antiquities of these two civilizations. Botta, the French consul in Mosul, is credited with initiating organized excavations in order to uncover traces of the ancient Assyrian Empire. In 1842 AD, in the Khorsabad region, he uncovered the city of Dour-Sharrookin, which was built by Sargon in the late eighth century BC. . Not long after that, the Englishman Layard resumed a group of works that Botha had left behind, revealing the ruins of ancient Nineveh, which contained the important library of King Ashurbanipal, Assurbanipal (seventh century).This book sheds light on civilization. Mesopotamia) The book includes two parts, the first part deals with the Babylonian civilization, and the second part studies the Assyrian civilization.

Roger Brown is a corporate headhunter, and he''s a master of his profession. But one career simply can''t support his luxurious lifestyle and his wife''s fledgling art gallery. At an art opening one night he meets Clas Greve, who is not only the perfect candidate for a major CEO job, but also, perhaps, the answer to his financial woes: Greve just so happens to mention that he owns a priceless Peter Paul Rubens painting that''s been lost since World War II—and Roger Brown just so happens to dabble in art theft. But when he breaks into Greve''s apartment, he finds more than just the painting. And Clas Greve may turn out to be the worst thing that''s ever happened to Roger Brown.

Arab-Iranian relations encompass complex historical and contemporary pages, intertwined with multiple interests and ongoing political tensions. Since pre-Islamic times, there has been a geographic and cultural rivalry between the two sides. However, matters took on a more complex character with the rise of the Safavid dynasty, which added a new religious dimension to the conflict, charting a long path of tensions between Iran and the Arab world. These conflicts escalated with Iranian control over some Arab territories, most notably the occupation of the Ahvaz region and the UAE islands, which provoked Arab resentment and widened the trust gap between the neighbors. With the Iranian Revolution in 1979, Tehran added further dimensions to the conflict, seeking to export its revolution and expand its influence in the region. This led to deep wars and crises, such as the Iran-Iraq War, which shattered the fortunes of both countries. But can this complex past be overcome? This seems possible if there is a shared will, free from Western interference. Relations based on dialogue and partnership can achieve significant economic benefits for both sides, as figures on the volume of trade between Iran and the Gulf states demonstrate.

In the heart of the African bush, he moved slowly... he grew up... then he began to crawl and walk, then he hurried and speared at a crazy speed, scattering blood and death in every direction, leaving behind a line of graves and burned corpses... he was moving quickly... and the Savari unit had to move more quickly before... May the epidemic prevail...

"It contains 53 editions, characterized by the abundance of geographical and medical information about the brown continent, the continent of Africa. The (Safari) unit that we will meet here was hunting the disease in the black continent, amid endless political disturbances, a hostile environment, and skeptical people. Our hero we will always meet, We familiarize it with it, and we learn to love him is Dr. (Alaa Abdel -Azim), an Egyptian young man like all young people, who chose to search for himself away in the jungle (Cameroon), and in a strange environment, strange diseases and endless dangers every minute. In these accounts we read the memoirs of Dr. (Alaa), we live with him in that wondrous world that civilization has not succeeded in dispelling its features. We will meet many lethal viruses, insane magicians, human meat food, mercenaries who are not joking, and the thieves of human organs, and baccalaureate scholars. We will meet all this, and meet our doctor''s attempts The young man to remain alive, and that at the same time he can remain a doctor.

The jurist and writer Ibn Hazm was not unaware of what was going on in his society, and he was aware of the spread of negative social phenomena in this society, so he decided to confront them with several writings, and committed himself to being an educator, and he wrote several letters in this field, including his most famous book, "The Dove''s Ring in Intimacy and Thousands." He knew that this society, with all its faults and shortcomings, would not accept a book by a jurist about love. Ibn Hazm expressed this in more than one place in the book, perhaps the clearest of which was his saying: "And I know that some fanatics will denounce me for writing something like this. Thus, for a thousand years, the conservative jurist has not been ashamed to discuss such a thorny topic in a single book, over the length of thirty chapters, detailing without embarrassment love, starting with its essence and signs, and elaborating on its chapters and detailing all the chapters of love, including abandonment and attachment, consolation and loyalty. He also cites real stories, including stories of his own. The book combines love and biography, by approaching the emotional side of the jurist''s life and the emotional lives of a number of his contemporaries.

1984 by George Orwell... The events of the novel take place in an imagined world in which the world is divided into three great dictatorial countries: Oceania, Eurasia, and Eastasia, and three permanent conflict zones: India, Africa, and the Middle East. The Great State is controlled by the English Socialist Party, and its most prominent figure is the so-called "Big Brother." He is a mysterious figure, but he controls all parts of the state, especially the party that is under his command and spreads frightening slogans among the people, such as: (Big Brother is watching you, war is peace, ignorance is strength, The past owns the future. The ministries affiliated with this party were four ministries: The Ministry of Truth for falsifying history, distorting articles in modern foreign newspapers, and falsifying news, the Ministry of Love, which tortures people, appoints them as spies on each other, and absolutely prevents sexual relations, the Ministry of Peace, which was specialized in waging wars, and the fourth Ministry is the Ministry of Plenty, which was concerned with rationing and determining the quantities of food and starving people.

About the novel 1984: The novel provides an accurate description of what it would be like to live in a world dominated by tyranny. This novel is considered one of the greatest novels of the twentieth century. In it, Orwell attacked English politicians'' acceptance of Russia as an ally under the rule of Joseph Stalin, ignoring the fascist nature of the ally. George Orwell: He is a British novelist, journalist, and critic. (1903-1950) Motihari was born in India. He enriched the International Library with the most beautiful critical political novels, through which he highlighted his political awareness of the bitter reality that he experienced. Among his most important works are the books "Nostalgia for Catalonia" and "Out in the Air," but the most famous of all are "Animal Farm" and the novel "1984."

Many people deal with the concepts of human rights that were announced at the United Nations General Assembly as the result of the West, or that it is the result of that civilization that can be summarized in two words (equality and freedom), forgetting the human instinct that God has broken upon us, and the reader will see in this book with decisive texts that The last of the rules and guarantees of humanity in the dignity of the human race was one of the alphabets of Islam, and that the United Nations declaring human rights is nothing but repeating the noble wills that Muslims received from the Messenger, the Seal Muhammad bin Abdullah, peace be upon him.

Otto Strasser was one of the leaders of the Reich. Many nominated him to head the democratic government in Germany after Hitler''s defeat and the fall of his regime. He was the greatest opponent of the Nazi regime, and he stood against Nazism in stances that Hitler has never forgotten, and Hitler had barely seized the reins of government in Germany. Until Otto was forced to flee Germany to Paris, where he resided until German forces occupied it, then he found himself forced to leave it and go to England, where he resided. "Otto Strasser" is the brother of "Gregor Strasser" and his assistant in establishing the Nazi Party in North Germany. "Gregor" was the strongest supporter of the Nazi Party and a friend of Hitler. Hitler was the father of his twin sons in baptism. Then they separated, so Hitler sent a group of his aides to him, and they took him from His home was between his wife and children, and they killed him with the worst killers, as the author mentioned in this book. After Otto Strasser separated from Hitler, he created the Black Front (underground) from the socialists who were with him in Hitler''s party, and continued to resist the Nazis until he was forced to leave his homeland. In this book, the author explains the plots and adventures that were planned to assassinate him, all of which failed during his exile.

"Stages on Life''s Way" is a philosophical-literary book that concisely describes three spheres of existence: the aesthetic, the ethical, and the religious. According to Søren Kierkegaard, each stage or sphere represents a different existential way or attitude toward life, with its own values, tendencies, and choices. The ultimate goal is personal authenticity and spiritual perfection, represented by the religious sphere, where a balance is achieved between the finite and the infinite, the temporal-mundane and the eternal. These are not separate choices or stages, nor do they occur sequentially; rather, they are intertwined and complementary, and a person can experience all of them simultaneously. Kierkegaard also points out that not everyone will reach the religious stage, and that some individuals may find satisfaction and meaning in life in the aesthetic or ethical stage alone. According to Hilary''s introduction, the book (Stages) is a bundle of papers that he claims to have found among the books sent to him by a writer for binding. These papers remained with him, which he forgot to return to the writer''s heirs after his death, until he discovered them by chance years later. He collected them, bound them, and undertook to publish them, although he is not a publisher but a bookbinder. The book consists of three main parts: (In Wine "Remains" the Truth), followed by: (Some Reflections on Marriage in Response to Objections from a Married Man), and finally: (Guilty? - Not Guilty?) A Story of Suffering, which summarizes Kierkegaard''s personal experience, and includes a large part of his diaries that he recorded in his papers under the title (My Relationship with Her). The book then concludes with a letter to a reader from Taciturnus about the three existential stages contained in the book.

It is true of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, that he said: "I fear what I fear for my nation the misleading imams." The Messenger of God believed that the poison that the knowledge of knowledge is improvised, and convinced of the mask of preaching, armed with the arts of rhetoric and inserted speech, is more severe on society than the poison caused by the lies of priests, the falsehood of forced labor and astrologers.

Much has been written about the heroism and exploits of war, and about the extent to which it is needed as a means of achieving goals that may be considered noble. But the constant question remains: Is there a justification for peace, our happiness, and even eternal harmony, if one small tear of an innocent child is shed for it? In World War II, more than one hundred million people were killed, wounded, and displaced in the bloodiest war - so far - in our human history. Much has been written about the tragedies and consequences of this dark phase of our history. But how did the last living witnesses see her? Children of this war? More than thirty years after the end of that war, Svetlana, in her book The Last Witnesses, brings the remaining heroes of that period back to their childhood that lived through the war, to tell in their words the last words... about a time that would end with them...

This book reviews a distinctive and interesting history of Henry Kissinger''s diplomacy in the Middle East, through which it reveals the special difficulties and obstacles that Kissinger and his successors faced in their efforts to achieve the peace process between Israel and its Arab neighbors, and how three American presidents failed over more than twenty years ago since the last time it mediated It has the United States in a peace agreement between the Israelis and the Palestinians. Martin Indik, the former US ambassador to Israel and the special envoy of Israeli -Palestinian negotiations in 2013, suffered from these frustrations and repeated political disappointments. Martin Indik is now returning to the beginnings of the US -led peace efforts and returning to Henry Kissinger, the man who established the peace process in the Middle East, in an attempt to understand the path of the American diplomatic force in the region. This book takes us inside the discussions according to the recently released documents from the American and Israeli archives, special interviews with Kissinger, Indic''s personal experiences with some major actors such as Anwar Sadat, Golda Meir, Mushier Diane, Isaac Rabin, Hafez al -Assad, Kissenger himself, and others .Indic''s story combines the views of an informed person looking for peace -making lessons in the Middle East with dated views that accurately study the records of these events. He also explained that Kissinger''s peace -making plan in the Middle East is necessary to understand how peace is made or how to ignite wars and conflicts.

The simplest jurisprudence is a book in the Islamic faith in the approach of the Sunnis and the community, by Imam Abu Hanifa Al -Numan, and it is from the narration of Abu Muta Al -Hakam bin Abdullah Al -Balkhi, and he is one of the narrators of the weak hadith among the companions of the hadith. Ibn Hibban said: He was one of the heads of the recipient, and who hates the Sunnah and its people, and the book is approved by the Hanafi and Matridi, and it is an argument against them as they violated the proof of the news attributes and the height of the Lord Almighty on his throne. The words of Abu Hanifa, so what is contrary to what Abu Jaafar Al -Tahawi decided in his belief, which he transmitted from Abu Hanifa, Abu Yusuf and Muhammad bin Al -Hassan, so we are certain that Abu Muta''i lied to Abu Hanifa unless he violated the heresy

This book deals with the blessed prophetic biography, with an unfamiliar length, and an improper brevity, and God wanted to its owner, Safi Al -Rahman Mubaraki, the entitlement of the high degree; In it, his writer ranked first in the prophetic biography competition held by the Muslim World League, and people accepted their general and private. This book deals with the history of the Arabs, the history of its people, its emirates, its religions, and a picture of its societies, and this is all before Islam, then it deals with the biography of the Messenger - may God bless him and grant him peace - from his birth until the preparation to be deposited in the blessed land

The second part of the biography of the Messenger - may God bless him and grant him peace - and his journey. This book deals with the blessed prophetic biography, with an unfamiliar length, and an improper brevity, and God wanted to its owner, Safi Al -Rahman Mubaraki, the entitlement of the high degree; In it, his writer ranked first in the prophetic biography competition held by the Muslim World League, and people accepted their general and private. This book deals with the history of the Arabs, the history of its people, its emirates, its religions, and a picture of its societies, and this is all before Islam, then it deals with the biography of the Messenger - may God bless him and grant him peace - from his birth until the preparation to be deposited in the blessed land

The biography of the Prophet, by Ibn Ishaq, which is the biography of the Prophet of Islam, Muhammad, may God bless him and grant him peace, written by Ibn Ishaq in Arabic. It was officially recognized as the first book on the Prophet''s biography. That is why Ibn Ishaq was called the father of the Prophet''s biography

In a diversified style between the jurisprudential and analytical side and the scientific and spiritual aspect. This part of the series comes a message for those who want to know Islam .. Noting looking at its pillars, benefits, and health and educational education on the individual and society

The book "Glimpses of World History" was written in English by the great Indian leader Jawaharlal Nehru when he was imprisoned because of his struggle for the freedom and independence of his country.The book is in the form of letters addressed by Nehru to his daughter, "Indira." The number of these letters is 196 letters, and their pages are about a thousand pages. It took about three years to write: from October 1930 to August 1933. The credit for the appearance of these letters goes to his sister, "Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit." It was arranged and prepared for publication in 1934 under the name "Glimpses of World History."The value of this precious book is not in its content or the historical material that the reader finds between its pages about nations and their historical roles, but rather its value is in the effort that the author made in investigating the history of nations from the most reliable sources that were available to him in prison, and then in presenting this history in a concise form. Overall, there is hardly any color missing that complements the image.

Ghada Al-Samman published this book after the death of Ghassan Kanafani, which contained his letters and poems to her, and on its cover was a picture of them. Many blamed her for this act in which she penetrated Ghassan Kanafani''s privacy after his death and showed him in his most vulnerable state while he was tormented by her love. Some critics believe that she published it out of arrogance, and they see Others say that she published it based on a covenant and promise between them to publish these letters to the light, and she says that she published it because of the wonderful literature and style it contains, written by the brilliant writer Ghassan Kanafani. In this book, we see a new face of Ghassan Kanafani. We saw him as a fierce patriotic fighter in defense of the Palestinian cause, the cause for which he lived, and now we see him as a weak and in love person who has been burned by the fire of love.

Umm Saad is not merely a fictional character; she is a living symbol of the resilience of the Palestinian woman, who gives birth to fighters just as she sows the land.In this novel, Ghassan Kanafani gives voice to the mothers who carried Palestine in their hearts and on their shoulders—makers of hope amid the ashes of loss.

This book explores the topic of time as a cultural element; that is, how do different cultures express and use time, consciously or unconsciously? Because time is one of the fundamental structures of culture, culture plays a crucial role in understanding time as a cultural structure. The Dance of Life joins a group of books that have explored human beings, culture, and behavior. It examines the most intimate experiences: how do individuals relate to one another despite being isolated by invisible rhythms and invisible walls of time? We examine time as a language, a principle that organizes any activity, as a factor of composition and integration, a means of setting priorities and organizing the material that gives us experience; as a control mechanism that reflects the course of events; as a criterion for judging competence, effort, and success; and finally, as a system of private messages that reveal how individuals perceive themselves, indicating whether they are capable of agreement among themselves. One of the purposes of this book is to consider how living organisms live in a single communicative world.

Since the dawn of history, man has been in urgent need of a system of values ​​and ideals, which prompted him to re-examine more precisely his biological center, and the fact remains, as the gap between man and animal widens once again. After Darwin''s theory, man could no longer avoid considering himself an animal, but he began to see himself as a very strange animal, and in many cases unparalleled. The analysis of human uniqueness from a biological standpoint is still incomplete.Man''s opinion regarding his position in relation to the rest of the animals has fluctuated between his great or little admiration for himself, separated from the animals at times by a very deep gulf, and at other times by a very small gulf. It is of course possible to reduce or enlarge the gap, either on the animal side or on the human side. A person can - as Descartes did - depict animals as machines - or - as most naive people do - that is, give them many human characteristics, or a person can work on the human side of the abyss, and then he either strips his human race of its characteristics, and enters it into... He is compared to animals, or he is elevated to such an extent that he is slightly lower than angels.