Ghāzī ʻAbd al-Raḥmān Quṣaybī

riwāyah

Salmá

غازى عبد الرحمن القصيبى

Satirisk roman, der gengiver en overlæge og patientens samtaler på et psykiatrisk hospital

العصفورية

Wurūd ʻalá ḍafāʾir Sanāʾ

Suḥaym

قصيبي، غازي عبد الرحمن

Satirisk roman, der i syv fortællinger med forskellige hovedpersoner, en digter, en filosof, en journalist, en psykiater, en astronom, en finansmand og en politiker, skildrer omfanget af korruption og hykleri, der plager de arabiske lande

غازى عبد الرحمن القصيبى 7

Algosaibi

Ġāzī ʿAbd-ar-Raḥmān al- Quṣaibī

Ghazi Abd Al-Rahman Qusaybi

Leslie J. McLoughlin

Twenty-nine collected essays represent a critical history of Shakespeare's play as text and as theater, beginning with Samuel Johnson in 1765, and ending with a review of the Royal Shakespeare Company production in 1991. The criticism centers on three aspects of the play: the love/friendship debate.

A Novel

An Apartment Called Freedom

Ghazi A. Algosaibi

These seven short essays provide a brief and cogent overview of selected Hadiths (traditions of the Prophet Muhammad used as sources for religious law) that the author contends were not only revolutionary for their time but have retained their potential to drastically revolutionize Islamic societies today. Each Hadith is presented in the words of classical Muslim commentators, followed by Algosaibi's interpretation. He frames the Hadiths as they can and should be applied to contemporary circumstances, lending new vitality to modern Muslim social and political life. A bold and clearly reasoned call for reform, A Revolution in the Sunnah concisely demonstrates the progressive urge at the core of Islamic tradition. The topics covered are political integrity; the role of women in society and the military; civil rights; privacy; cruelty to animals; family planning; and torture.

Revolution in the Sunnah

Ghaazai Abd al-Raohmaan Quosaybai

A Love Story is a poignant reflection on passionate, enduring love and the joys and tragedies of life. Through a sequence of dreams, flashbacks and conversations, Yacoub Iryan, a dying novelist, reflects upon his life, his achievements and his passionate, yet fleeting love affair with a married woman. Lying in his hospital bed, Iryan's conversations with his humorous nurse, Helen, his doctors and his fellow patients paint the picture of an intelligent and enlightened man obsessed with a memory that is fading as his body grows weaker.

Ghāzī ʻAbd al-Raḥmān Quṣaybī

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