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From Acre to Texas: A Memoir by Constantine Asad Saikali, 1861-1928https://www.dohainstitute.org/en/BooksAndJournals/Pages/from-acre-to-texas-memoir-by-constantine-asad-saikaly-1861-1928.aspxTaissier KhalafFrom Acre to Texas: A Memoir by Constantine Asad Saikali, 1861-1928<img alt="غلاف كتاب "من عكا إلى تكساس: مذكرات قسطنطين أسعد سيقلي (1861-1925)"" src="/ACRPSAlbumAssetList/Book-Covers/from-acre-to-texas-memoir-by-constantine-asad-saikaly-1861-1928-pt1.jpg" style="BORDER:0px solid;" />
The Imagined Hadithism: Discontinuity between Abu Hanifa and the Imagined Abu Hanifahttps://www.dohainstitute.org/en/BooksAndJournals/Pages/the-imagined-hadithism-discontinuity-between-abu-hanifa-and-imagined-abu-hanifa.aspxAdnan Falahi The Imagined Hadithism: Discontinuity between Abu Hanifa and the Imagined Abu Hanifa<img alt="غلاف كتاب: "الحديثية المتخيَّلة: انقطاع بين أبي حنيفة وأبي حنيفة المتخيَّل"" src="/ACRPSAlbumAssetList/Book-Covers/the-imagined-hadithism-pt.jpg" style="BORDER:0px solid;" />
Aesthetic and Image Consciousness in Husserl’s Phenomenologyhttps://www.dohainstitute.org/en/BooksAndJournals/Pages/aesthetic-and-image-consciousness-in-husserls-phenomenology.aspxWissal ElechAesthetic and Image Consciousness in Husserl’s Phenomenology<img alt="صدور كتاب "الإستطيقا وفلسفة الصورة في فينومينولوجيا هوسرل"" src="/ACRPSAlbumAssetList/Book-Covers/aesthetic-and-image-consciousness-in-husserl-phenomenology-pt.jpg" style="BORDER:0px solid;" />
An Interpretation Theoryhttps://www.dohainstitute.org/en/BooksAndJournals/Pages/an-interpretation-theory-a-new-reading-in-the-thought-of-abu-hamid-al-ghazali.aspxMohammed LachkarAn Interpretation TheoryA New Reading in the Thought of Abu Hamid al-Ghazali<img alt="غلاف كتاب "نظرية في التأويل: قراءة جديدة في مشروع أبي حامد الغزالي"" src="/ACRPSAlbumAssetList/Book-Covers/an-interpretation-theory-a-new-reading-in-the-thought-of-abu-hamid-al-ghazali-pt.jpg" style="BORDER:0px solid;" />
The Question of the State: Philosophy, Theory, and Contexthttps://www.dohainstitute.org/en/BooksAndJournals/Pages/the-question-of-the-state-philosophy-theory-and-context.aspxAzmi BisharaThe Question of the State: Philosophy, Theory, and Context<img alt="مسألة الدولة: أطروحة في الفلسفة والنظرية والسياقات" src="/ACRPSAlbumAssetList/Book-Covers/the-Question-of-the-state-philosophy-theory-and-context-pt.jpg" style="BORDER:0px solid;" />
The Arab Gulf States and Iranhttps://www.dohainstitute.org/en/BooksAndJournals/Pages/arab-gulf-states-and-iran-roots-of-rivalry-in-the-gulf-regional-system-and-its-manifestations.aspxMultiple AuthorsThe Arab Gulf States and IranRoots of Rivalry in the Gulf Regional System and its Manifestations<img alt="غلاف كتاب "دول الخليج العربية وإيران: جذور التنافس في النظام الإقليمي الخليجي وتجلياته"" src="/ACRPSAlbumAssetList/Book-Covers/arab-gulf-states-and-iran-roots-of-rivalry-in-the-gulf-regional-system-and-its-manifestations-pt.jpg" style="BORDER:0px solid;" />
Methodological Issues in Political Science, History, Law and Demographyhttps://www.dohainstitute.org/en/BooksAndJournals/Pages/methodological-issues-in-political-science-history-law-and-demography.aspxMultiple AuthorsMethodological Issues in Political Science, History, Law and Demography<img alt="غلاف كتاب "بعض قضايا المنهج: في علوم السياسة والتاريخ والقانون والديموغرافيا"" src="/ACRPSAlbumAssetList/Book-Covers/methodological-issues-in-political-science-history-law-and-demography-pt.jpg" style="BORDER:0px solid;" />
The Ottoman Empire’s Policy in Egypt, 1801-1805https://www.dohainstitute.org/en/BooksAndJournals/Pages/the-ottoman-empire-policy-in-egypt-1801-1805.aspxMohamed AbdelaatyThe Ottoman Empire’s Policy in Egypt, 1801-1805Based on Mühimme Defterleri No. 11<img alt="غلاف كتاب "سياسة الدولة العثمانية في مصر (1801-1805) في ضوء "دفتر مُهمة مصر" الرقم 11"" src="/ACRPSAlbumAssetList/Book-Covers/the-ottoman-empire-policy-in-egypt-1801-1805-pt.jpg" style="BORDER:0px solid;" />

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