The oldest public library in the Islamic world has always been the focus of interest for historians and knowledge lovers. It was not just a place to keep books, but a living symbol of the prosperity of Islamic civilization and its keenness to spread and exchange knowledge. This library was an example of the humanitarian vision that brought together different cultures and contributed to the transfer of sciences from the world's languages into Arabic, making it [...]

Arab readers today are increasingly eager for knowledge sources that combine comprehensiveness and accuracy, and give them a deeper understanding of the components of thought and literature in Islamic and Arab civilization. In this context, the Encyclopedia of Thought and Literature comes as a knowledge bridge linking the past to the present, offering researchers and interested parties a rich space to explore the paths of creativity and intellectual diversity that have shaped the features of our culture over time. What is the Encyclopedia of [...]

Al-Aghani - Abu al-Faraj al-Isfahani is one of the greatest works immortalized in Arab history. It is a unique literary encyclopedia that tells the history of poetry and music from the Jahiliyah to the Abbasid era, and documents the life of the Arabs through their poems, melodies, and stories. This monumental travelogue combines wit and knowledge, presenting an integrated picture of the development of literary and musical taste in Arab civilization, [...]

The Islamic conquest series (Khaybar) is at the forefront of the Islamic historical scene as one of the prominent landmarks that combined military acumen, conscious leadership, and political vision that established a new stage in the course of the Islamic state. Khaybar was the focus of the Muslims' attention because it represented an impregnable fortress and a strong economic center, and its victory was a testimony to the cohesion of the Islamic ranks and their ability to manage wars with intelligence and planning [...]