“Ibn Khaldun and the Muqaddimah” by Massimo Campanini
A great introduction to Ibn Khaldun, one of the greatest historians and sociologists in all Islamic history Royal authority and dynastic power are achieved only through the group and the…
“The Italian” by Shukri Al Mabkhout
A love story during the Tunisian Revolution, Shukri Al Mabkhout enchants and drags into a world that no longer exists. The Italian The story features Abdel Nasser, a young student…
Wish list: books from the Maghreb
To celebrate our two years of activity with you, we offer you our wish list; you chose the theme on Instagram Preamble On June 16, the Middle East and Surroundings…
The pomegranate, fruit of Eden
One of the absolute richest fruits of symbolism and meaning, so much so that some have considered the legendary fruit of Eden. The pomegranate has managed over thousands of years…
The date, one of the most famous foods in the Quran
Dates, the Middle East fruit
Few foods manage to become a true symbol for a part of the world, dishes of the caliber of pizza, hamburgers and, for the Middle East, dates. After bringing you…
Sami Khedira, a life between 2 worlds
Sami Khedira, a life between 2 realities, Germany and Tunisia, orders of merit and a ball. The story of who can truly be called a symbol of the new open…
The real story of Hammamet
Not only "the city of Craxi", Hammamet is a village full of charm and history, able to attract artists and statesmen from all over, bewitched by its incredible beauty. The…
Bourguiba and the Palestine
One of the most interesting chapters in the whole Tunisian history. The approach of President Habib Bourguiba was without a shadow of a doubt one of the most interesting ever…
Mario Scalesi, the cursed poet of the Maghreb
One of the most extraordinary and least known poets of the whole world literature. Mario Scalesi was the "cursed poet" of Tunisia, able to fascinate thousands of readers thanks to…
Garibaldi in Tunis
Giuseppe Garibaldi, "The hero of the two worlds", was always very close to the Tunisian capital, so much so that it was his first choice for the exile of 1849.…
