Riyadh: Heart of Arabia is a richly illustrated photographic journey through Saudi Arabia’s capital region, written by Mohsen Al-Dajani (a Bedouin-born pilot) with co-author Brian Salter. Over three years, the authors document the city’s past and present — from mud-brick palaces, modern skyscrapers, and bustling souqs, to archaeological sites and the rugged natural beauty of its surroundi…
This book is a cartographic chronicle of the Arab-Jewish conflict from the early twentieth century to the late 1970s, using a series of detailed maps to illustrate key political, territorial, and social changes. Martin Gilbert traces major turning points such as the Balfour Declaration, the British Mandate, the 1948 war, and subsequent territorial shifts showing how borders, populations, and po…
The Jewel of Medina is a historical novel that tells the life story of A’isha bint Abi Bakr, one of the wives of the Prophet Muhammad, from her early childhood to his death. The book explores her growth from a young girl into a strong, intelligent, and influential woman, navigating the political and social upheavals of early Islam. Through A’isha’s eyes, the novel weaves together themes o…
The Sword of the Prophet is a concise yet sweeping history of the Arab world from the time of Muhammad up to the modern era. Goldston traces the rise and spread of Islam, examining its religious foundations, political evolution, and cultural impact. He explores how Islam united vast territories, how the Arab empires rose and fell, and how in the 20th century the Arab world re-emerged as a force…
Buku ini mengulas akar-akar Konflik Arab–Israel dengan pendekatan historis dan politis, terutama dari sudut pandang Mesir dan dunia Arab. Heikal menelusuri bagaimana nasionalisme Arab, kolonialisme, Zionisme, dan intervensi asing (termasuk kekuatan Barat) saling berkaitan dalam memicu konfrontasi. Ia juga membahas peran pemimpin Arab seperti Nasser dan tekanan sosial-politik di negara-negara …
The Arab-Israeli Conflict is a comprehensive compilation of legal, historical, and political writings that examines the multifaceted dispute between Arabs and Israelis. Edited by John Norton Moore, the work brings together key readings and primary documents to illuminate the interplay of international law, territorial claims, refugee issues, and peace efforts. The volume addresses how legal pri…
The Illustrated Atlas of Makkah and Holy Environs presents a richly visual and informative exploration of Makkah and its surrounding sacred sites. Through detailed maps, historical illustrations, and descriptive commentary, the book documents the geographical, cultural, and spiritual significance of the Holy City. It highlights key landmarks, the evolution of the region, pilgrimage routes, and …
Saudis and Terror: Cross-Cultural Views is a multi-perspective anthology written by scholars, intellectuals, and media analysts from Saudi Arabia, Europe, the U.S., Russia, and other parts of the Arab world. The book examines terrorism from many different angles — its definition, causes, ideology, history, and political dimensions. It challenges prevailing narratives and stereotypes by highli…
J. R. Jayewardene of Sri Lanka: A Political Biography, Volume 1 (1906–1956) by K. M. de Silva explores the early life and political formation of one of Sri Lanka’s most influential leaders. The book traces Jayewardene’s rise from his education and legal background to his emergence as a prominent figure in the independence movement. It examines his evolving political ideology, key policy p…
Singapore: Struggle for Success explores Singapore’s rapid transformation from a small colonial trading post into an independent, economically vibrant nation. Drysdale highlights the political challenges, ethnic complexities, and strategic decisions that shaped the country’s path to stability. The book examines how strong leadership, social cohesion, and economic planning contributed to Sin…