The Arabic Language, Arabic Grammar, Arabic Alphabets, Arabic Poetry
Love poems and battle written by the legendary Arabian warriorFrom the highlands of the sixth century of Najd in Najd, in the Arabian peninsula in the Arabian peninsula, just before the rise of Islam as it was then, came the…
Period of Time – A witty and insightful critique of the life of Cairo during British ruleWhat “Isa ibn Herham Told Us” is an absolute masterpiece of the early twentieth century Arabic prose. Written by Egyptian journalist Muhammad al-Muwaylihi, this highly…
A collection of 635 amazing recipes. Aromas and Flavors lets us to experience the enthralling culinary creations that make the most of basic ingredients by combining aromatic flavors of fruits, herbs as well as spices and flowers. The popular thirteenth-century Syrian…
The Epistle on Legal Theory is the oldest Arabic text in the area of Islamic legal theory. This is also considered to be the most important source that is the basis of Islamic Jurisprudence. The author Muhammad ibn idris al-Shafi’i (d. 20th April,…
The Sword of Ambitionbelongs to an era of religious polemics written by those who ruled Egypt as well as Syria between the 12th and 14th century. Contrary to most medieval Muslim polemics, the issues in this particular genre were more political…
The Heavens – Lessons for humankind and concrete advice in the words of the prophet Islam The statements of Muhammad who was the prophet from God as well as the prophet of Islam hold been cherished among his adherents. Wielding an…
The life, birth and beginnings of the Fariyaq’ an alter-ego of The Arab scholar Ahmad Faris al Shidyaq The Leg Over Leg recounts the story of birth to the middle of the time of the Fariyaq the alter-ego who was the alter-ego…
The Epistle on Legal Theory is the oldest Arabic text in the field of Islamic legal theory. It is also the primary document of Islamic Jurisprudence. The author Muhammad ibn idris al-Shafi’i (d. the year 204/820) was the eponym for the Shafi’i…
The Greatness of the Arabs is a passionate defense of Arab identity –its virtues as well as its values and roots–at the time of political tension and disintegration that was written by one the foremost scholars from the early Abbasid period.…
The tale is only known to us through North African manuscripts, and it was translated to English in the very first edition. The Hundred and One Nights is a fantastic illustration of the rich heritage of well-known Arabic storytelling. Like its well-known counterpart…
Forgiveness – The most unique books of the history of classical Arabic writing, The Epistle of Forgiveness is the long response of the famous Syrian poetry and prose author Abu l’Ala Al-Ma’arri (d. 449/1057) to a letter from an obscure grammarian named…
Prayer – The most inspiring stories taken from the one of the popular Arabic books from this time of the Middle Ages The most adored and significant Arabic books from during the Middle Ages, Deliverance Follows Adversity is an anthology that contains…
Leg over + The life, birth, and early years of ‘the Fariyaq’—the alter ego of the Arab intellectual Ahmad Faris al-Shidyaq The Leg Over Leg describes the life from birth until middle old age, of ‘the fariyaq an alter ego that…
Funny, bawdy and vicious Yusuf al-Shirbini’s Brains Confused is a battle between those who are “coarse” rural people against the “refined” urban populace. The first volume discusses three different rural “types”–peasant farmer, village man of religion and rural dervish. He also provides examples…
Love poems from the late nineteenth century Arabia . Arabian Romantic reveals the reality of what it was like to reside in central Arabia prior to the imposition of strict rules by the Wahhabi authority in early 20th century. Suggested…
Written in mid-seventeenth-century Egypt, Risible Rhymes is in part a short, comic disquisition on “rural” verse, mocking the pretensions and absurdities of uneducated poets from Egypt’s countryside. The interest in the countryside as a cultural, social, economic, and religious locus in its own…
Treasury – The Treasure of Virtues is an assortment of quotes as well as sermons and other teachings which are believed to be the work of ‘Ali Ibn Abi Talib (d. 40/661) who was the son and cousin of Prophet Muhammad…
Disagreements – Al-Qadi al’Nu’man was the main lawmaker and theorist of North African Fatimid dynasty in the 10th century. This translation is available to the world for the first time English his most important study of Islamic theorizing on law ( usul…