The history of fear, Islamic economics and its applicability, Sunni submission and Shiite frustration, the descent of Jesus: between deception and reality

A History of Fear | Fatih Al-Mahdi

"How do societies build societies from fear?"

"A History of Fear" is more than just a historical narrative; it's a profound journey into the human psyche, posing a crucial question: How are societies governed through fear? In this book, Fatih Al-Mahdi sheds light on how fear has been used as a tool of control throughout history. The book doesn't merely recount historical facts, but explores how this fear impacts individuals and society.

Excerpt from the book
"When fear becomes the common language between the ruler and the ruled, the people become prisoners of its shadows."
This quote reflects how fear has become a key tool for imposing order at many points in history. Through this book, Al-Mahdi seeks to revive the debate surrounding the psychological and political effects of fear, and raises questions about the role of fear in shaping history.

Who was this book addressed to?

For students of history, sociology, and politics, and anyone seeking to understand how fear has shaped societies and historical events

Islamic Economics and its Applicability | Mamdouh Zayed

"Can Islamic economics be an effective model in the modern era?"

In "Islamic Economics and Its Applicability," Mamdouh Zayed addresses the fundamental question of how Islamic economic principles can be applied in the modern era. The book presents a comprehensive view of the Islamic principles governing economics and examines their effectiveness in a contemporary economic environment characterized by complex challenges. Zayed discusses the mechanisms that can contribute to resolving global economic crises through the adoption of the Islamic economic system, which is based on justice, equality, and the equitable distribution of wealth.

Excerpt from the book
"Islam offers a genuine alternative to the capitalist economy, with a system based on ethics and cooperation, not on greed and destructive competition."
This quote illustrates how the Islamic economic system can offer sustainable solutions characterized by fairness and a balanced distribution of opportunities.

Who was this book addressed to?

For economics students, sociologists, and thinkers seeking alternative solutions to the contemporary economic system

For anyone interested in how to apply the principles of Islamic economics in modern contexts

Sunni submission and Shiite frustration | Fatih al-Mahdi

"In our society, is submission a prerequisite for inner peace?"

"Shiite Submission and Shiite Frustration" is a book that explores the intellectual and emotional struggles experienced by Shiite Muslims due to political and religious circumstances. In it, Fatih al-Mahdi examines how intellectual submission impacts the construction of Shiite identity and explores the concept of "Shiite frustration" as a reaction to the religious and political situation.

Excerpt from the book
"When identity becomes a mirror of the society in which you live, does it become necessary to submit to the shaping of that identity?"
This excerpt opens the door to understanding how individuals deal with religious values ​​within the context of social and political realities. Al-Mahdi demonstrates how intellectual submission has influenced the development of Shiite societies.

Who was this book addressed to?

For students of religious and social thought, and anyone interested in intellectual conflicts within religious societies

The Descent of Jesus: Between Deception and Reality | Izzat Al-Hijazi

"Between myth and reality, are we still waiting for the appearance of Jesus?"

In "The Descent of Jesus: Between Deception and Reality," Izzat al-Hijazi seeks to shed light on the major shifts in the concept of Jesus's descent within the Abrahamic religions, and how fact and fiction intertwine in this important matter. Al-Hijazi raises questions about the validity of the various religious narratives surrounding this event, and explores the interpretation that aligns with the available facts in the texts.

Excerpt from the book

Between reality and imagination, we stand on the threshold of our greatest expectations, only to discover that reality is sometimes not as we imagine it to be.
This statement opens up a space for reflection on how narratives have been transmitted across the ages and interpreted in different ways, highlighting the rational interpretation of this important religious event.

Who was this book addressed to?

For students of religious and theological studies, and anyone seeking to understand the rational interpretation of religious texts and to ask questions about myths and facts

The books are now available at Muthaqqaf Bookstore, and will be delivered to you wherever you are in Morocco.