Authored by: Hajar Waheed The Arab region is still feeling the aftermath of the Arab Spring, which started in 2011. The Gulf Crisis may have been one manifestation of this, as the severe turmoil in the region has pushed every state towards forming new regional alliances to achieve its [...]
Issued by: Pew Research Center Reviewed by: Amal Abdel-Rahman This report discusses the political and social views of Muslims around the world. It is based on a worldwide survey conducted by the Pew Research Center between 2008 and 2012. Results of the survey came from 93 countries and regions [...]
As a result of the fourth industrial revolution, companies have been seeking to achieve sustainable rates of growth and productivity on the long term and to build a strong economy. They also find it challenging to identify new accurate paths of growth. So, the Global Competitiveness Index (GCI) was [...]
Leading Participants Prof. Dr. Nadia Mustafa Professor of International Relations, Faculty of Economics and Political Science, Cairo University Dr. Abdulaziz Kamel Writer, Islamic thinker, and former lecturer at King Saud University Counselor Mohamed Naji Derbala Former Vice President of the Egyptian Court of Cassation [...]
ISBN 978-977-85419-6-0 Author Abbas al-Akkad Translation Salsabil Medhat, Fatema Kortoma Revision Prof. Ghada al-Nady, Khaled Soliman Introduction and Commentary Dr. Mohamed Wafik Zein al-Abedin Edition 1st ed, 2019 Langauge English “I have seen some people deny religions in the modern age in the name of Materialism. [...]
Authored by: Amal Abdulrahman Three basic fields fall under gender studies, which are: women’s studies, men’s studies, and gender studies and labeling theory. In order for any attempt to recognize the field of gender studies, it entails research on what every field of these three fields added as well [...]
Political irony is the act of criticizing policies by different arts that have profound effect on minds and souls, in a way capable of outlining conditions, explaining negativities and attributing corruption to its causes and symbols, enabling it to influence public opinion. In the Egyptian society, political irony has [...]
Reviewed by: Mohamad Jamal Ali This book is a serious study on scholars of al-Azhar and their social and political practices between 1961 and 1992. It deals with the influence of the law on Re-organising al-Azhar, which was passed in 1961. The law included the addition of knowledge and [...]
The book offers a penetrating insight into the Egyptian economy through a diverse array of economic issues. It consists of papers written by multiple authors and it aims to discuss different views and alternative perspectives to examine and solve those issues. In this way, an alternative view is introduced [...]
This study attempts to give an answer for a question that has long been making politicians scratch their heads in terms of theory and practice, the question is: Can Islamic political heritage construct a full-blown political theory? By looking into political thinking heritage publications in various entry points: jurisprudential [...]
