“Hshouma” by Zainab Fasiki
"Hshouma" by Zainab Fasiki is a real pearl that, in just 120 pages, will show you the evils that grip the sexual sphere of Moroccans both for the aspect of…
“Kavim: the saint’s revenge” by Ahmet Ümit
"Kavim" is Ahmet Ümit's latest thrilling thriller, able to immerse you in the history of Turkish religion and politics, tying you to the chair twist after twist Kavim: the saint's…
“Leyla’s house” by Zülfü Livaneli
"Leyla's house" is a novel that can lead us to discover the wonderful yalı of the Bosphorus and their history through the story of Leyla, an elderly Ottoman noblewoman unjustly…
“Jewels of the Qur’an and Its Pearls ” by al Ghazali
"Jewels of the Qur'an and Its Pearls" honors its name by transporting the reader on a spiritual journey through the Holy Qur'an in search of its most beautiful and fascinating…
“Life of Muhammad” by Tabari
"Life of Muhammad" by Tabari is without a shadow of a doubt an immortal work and of extreme importance to better understand the figure of the Prophet, a pity that,…
“Ramy”, a series on Islam and the second generations
Ramy is a series on Islam and the second generations, capable of eliciting at the same time many laughs and profound reflections, a product that was missing and which you…
“Snow Country” by Yasunari Kawabata
"Snow Country" is a magnificent written work of art in which the environment and the soul of the protagonists come together in a single and precise symphony in which the…
“The sound of the mountain” by Yasunari Kawabata
"The sound of the mountain" by Yasunari Kawabata is a book of rare beauty able to make you feel more than ever the spirit and elegance of the Japanese postwar…
“Astrolabe of the Sea” by Shams Nadir
"Astrolabe of the Sea" is a collection of 8 stories able to make you fully savor the atmosphere of Shams Nadir between the dark and the fantastic Astrolabe of the…
History of the Roma people
The history of the Roma people, still today the most persecuted in Europe Authoritative sources Usually I never put the sources because they are largely reworkings of some texts from…
