University Press of the South has been developing a Series

 to welcome manuscripts related to the Arabic and Islamic worlds. 

 PUBLICATIONS IN ARABIC AND ISLAMIC STUDIES

All fields of expertise are welcomed:

 Academic studies in business and commerce, history and history of art,

literary criticism, edition of texts, translations, etc...;

poetry, novels, and creative writing; religious studies; art; music and dance; theater;

civilizations and cultures.

Manuscripts will be accepted in Arabic, Farsi, and Turkish,

and in any other academic language.

All manuscripts will be peer-reviewed by specialists in the specific field.

University Press of the South encourages a free, tolerant expression

 and a critical, scientific analysis

 within the fundamental respect toward faith and persons.  

 PUBLICATIONS IN ARABIC AND ISLAMIC STUDIES

ISLAM:

  Pilgrimage to Mekka,

Saudi Arabia.

Ibn Khaldun

(1332-1406 AD)

Arab Historian and

Philosopher of History

Naguib Mahfouz

(1911-2006)

Egyptian Novelist,

1988 Nobel Prize for Literature

Oum Khalsoum

(1904-1975)

Egyptian Greatest Singer,

'Diva of the people'

Avicenna

(980-1037)

Persian

Philosopher and Physician

Tahar Ben Jelloun

(1944-  )

Moroccan

Poet, Novelist, Journalist,

Member of

the French Goncourt Academy

Hédi Bouraoui

(1932-   )

Tunisian Poet, Novelist,

and Scholar,

Member of the

Royal Society of Canada

Rachid Boudjedra

(1941-  )

Algerian Novelist, Poet,

and Playwright

Ezza Agha Malak

(1942-   )

Lebanese Poet, Novelist,

and Scholar

ISLAM:

Shrine of Husain,

Karbala