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The Writer
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Al Modon Ghayr Al-Mawsoolah “The Cities Unreachable”
Those cities, each with its own story and its own paradoxes: whether silenced or folded up, those built without streets, or built out of mirrors, those sunk in the sea....
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Roseta Stone
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Mathimatical paperyous
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Maat
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Emhouteb
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The Soukkary Method: Arabic Literacy in One Month
The Soukkary Method in acquiring Arabic Literacy for adults and young school dropouts is a unique approach. It is based on the scientific linguistic analysis of languages: where the difficulties....
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JAMILA,Book 4 from The series Memories of a Land and a River Series
My name is Jamila (Beautiful).. a name that is deserved. I am an apricot from Antakia but my roots are from Damascus. I have been brought a sapling from Ghouta....
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Nagham ,Book 2 from The series Memories of a Land and a River Series
My name is Nagham, a noble date and witness to great civilizations. I am the daughter of Basra, the mother of Iraq. I have nourished from its rich soil laden....
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Suresh and Rakhshanda,Book 3 from The series Memories of a Land and a River Series
This book, with its two parts, transports us to a magical world of beauty and wonder, to the Indian subcontinent. Sorish recounts a flood of information, stories and legends. Sorish,....
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Aziza,Book 1 from The series Memories of a Land and a River Series
My name is Aziza. Do you find it strange that I should have a name? We too have names like yours given to us by our mother, the tree. We....
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Limaza Nakta’ Al Ashgar?Translated from: Pourquoi coupe-t-on les arbres?Exploradoc Series
We cut trees every day to make things; chairs, tables, books, pencils and all sorts of things. Where do those trees come from? And if we cut so many trees,....
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