Details of the amazing story of how Eltaher and Bourguiba, who was then the leader of Tunisia's quest for independence from France, met the first time in Cairo in 1945 is told in detail in Eltaher's book Zalam El-Segn (Prison Darkness).

A reprint of many articles and interviews written and published by and about Mohamed Ali Eltaher over a period of fifty years.

This is the first book published by Mohamed Ali Eltaher. It touches on his experience as a young journalist and writer, and covers key contemporary Palestinian and Arab issues.

Illustrated book about the ongoing events in the region that led to the fall Palestine in the hands of European Jewish refugees with help from Britain.

Photographs and descriptive text about the Palestinian Revolt of 1936 against British forces and armed European Jewish refugees in Palestine.

Details of the author's arrest and internment in a political prisoners camp in Egypt in the late 1940s, the role of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt's politics, and his views on the political situation in the Arab countries.

The author shares all the minute details of his arrest and incarceration by Egyptian authorities during World War II, his flight from his captors, and his surrender in person to the Prime Minister of Egypt, Mostafa El-Nahhas Pasha.

Eulogies of Emir Shakib Arslan following his death, his life achievements, and reviews about the effective role he played in Ottoman, Arab and Islamic questions.