Author: Professor İsmail Erünsal Introduction and Arabic translation: Dr Ahmed Abdullah Najm Turkish archival documents and sources rank among the most important historical sources, not only for the study of the Ottoman state itself but also for the history of a great many Arab countries. Egypt is a case [...]
By: Jamel Akbar Four arguments will be explored: The current capitalist economic and political models will never result in sustainable environments. The Western mode of property rights leads to rules and regulations, which results in intervention, bureaucracy, monopoly, and stratification, while the Islamic Shariaa achieves the opposite through rights [...]
Every emerging civilization relies on developing and guiding its education, as it is what enriches skills, sharpens minds, nurtures religious feelings, and prepares those who are qualified to lead in the future. With the emergence of the modern nation states by the 19th century, education played a new role [...]
The United Nations issued a report last March to describe the extent, severity and rapidity of the Coronavirus, the short and long run social and economic chaos that it brings, and how responsible should people be in defying this pandemic and reducing its severity. The report was titled“Shared Responsibility [...]
This book belongs to what is known as post-colonization studies. This academic field focuses on undermining colonization and revealing its manifestations and effects in an attempt to get rid of the colonial legacy which burdens the peoples who were previously colonized and resist the manifestations of modern colonization. The [...]
Authored by: Aya Ezzat There are many studies in social sciences and humanities that endeavored to observe and analyze the role of intellectuals in the Egyptian society in different chronological phases. However, in the framework of creating a common area for the convergence of arts and humanities. This study [...]
The Turkish republics of Central Asia remained under the Soviet rule for quite a long time. The peoples of these republics were influenced by the Soviet system of education, even after they had their independence. The Soviet education endeavored to prove to the Turkish peoples that their existence under [...]
Authored by: Menna al-Tellawy In a time when modernity melted from a solid state into a liquid one, terms were replaced, values changed, human ties became weak and materialism triumphed. This study discusses the aspects of liquid modernity and its manifestations in family relationships in the Egyptian society based on [...]
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 [...]
Women’s issues are considered among the most important issues on the global and intellectual scene. While some are interested in the issue of women’s labor, others are interested in the need of her equality with men in rights headed by inheritance and various issues. This study focuses on one [...]
