Man has always been intrigued by his origin, and this quite naturally led him to wonder about the origin of Life. He approaches the problem according to a thought which prevented him from seeing anything other than Evolution in it. <span...

In this volume: From Mecca to the Russian steppes and India, Ibn Battûta leaves Mecca for a long voyage in the Indian Ocean and the Persian Gulf. Then he visits...

Ibn Battûta , a North African traveler from the early 14th century, is known as the “traveler of Islam”. In this volume: From North Africa to Mecca, Ibn Battûta visits the "central lands" of Islam. Leaving...

During the 12 years spent in the cell for those sentenced to death, the author devoted his time to studying the history and dynamics of the world of Islam, striving to detach himself from the prejudices conveyed by the West. This book is the result of this long reflection, where the...

In this 3rd volume: India, Far East, Spain and Sudan , the author is sent to China by the Sultan of Dihti. After a series of adventures which lead him to southern India, Ceylon and the Maldives, he visited Indonesia and pushed on to the ports of southern China. Back in Morocco, he visits Spain and finally leads a Moroccan embassy into the court of the black...

It is clear that Islam has lost its letters of nobility of yesteryear and is currently suffering from a deep regression. Chakîb Arsalân gives us a vibrant argument in which he explains the reasons for the decline of Islamic civilization. A critical analysis that...

Here is a book on the contributions of Arab-Muslim civilization. In their time, these contributions were considered innovative, even anachronistic, so much did they go against the tide of the mores of the time. These contributions were so rich that they gave rise to a new civilization to which Gustave Le Bon gave the title to one of his books: “La...

By making a demanding critique and analysis, Bennabi thus makes it possible to understand the nature of the evil which precipitated the failure of Muslim civilization, while tracing the lines of a possible start, on the basis of the very sources of Islam. original.

Bennabi calls, through this strong analysis, the urgency for the Muslim world to recreate and develop its own culture, by dissecting the constituent elements of culture which are ethics, aesthetics, pragmatic logic and technique. , so that the Muslim man can finally try to find a culture that allows him to...

In the problem of ideas in the Muslim world, Malek Bennabi shows the primordiality of the idea, as a force, as a dynamic. It is the basis of all action, of all possible change. Without the idea, there is only decline, and this is what caused the fault...

This book is primarily about Muslim civilization, both spiritual and temporal. The author recalls the noble origins of this civilization which was flourishing. He evokes there the deep roots towards which the Moslem man must return if he aspires to a real, dynamic and eminently...

With this book, Mr. Bennabi brings a lively, dynamic reflection of the Quran; It shows the singularity of the last prophecy and highlights the unique personality of the bearer of the last message. The ...