A moving autobiography by Mohamed Kazi Tani, blind from birth and a passionate reformist, this narrative traces his journey through 20th-century colonial Algeria. Blending personal struggle, political engagement, and historical upheaval, this unique account weaves together human adventure and collective memory.

A faithful companion of the renowned Sheikh Ibn Badis, Mohammed Al Bachir Al Ibrahimi was one of the prominent figures of the Association of Algerian Muslim Scholars, which played a key role in the revival of Algerian society under colonial rule.

Honour, dignity, the status of women in Islam; dignity synonymous with respect, consideration and honorability and freedom. After a re-examination of the notions of freedom and equality of the sexes and a remarkable account of the status of women throughout history, the author highlights the liberating...

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This book concisely and engagingly traces the history of Islamic North Africa, from the Muslim conquests in the 7th century to the independence struggles of the 20th century. By exploring the imperial epics of the Almoravids and Almohads, the colonial era, and key figures of resistance, it highlights the Maghreb's central role in Islamic civilization and its...