Books

Counterrevolution in Egypt: How Sisi broke the dream of a new republic

In his latest book, Egyptian writer Hossam el-Hamalawy explores how the collapse of the Mubarak government gave way to a new style of dictatorship

Douglas Murray on Israel and Gaza: Spinning a bestseller from his own ‘bullshit’

Revolutionary Warfare: How France lost Algeria but developed a new kind of social war

In the shadow of the live feed: Avi Shlaim’s ‘Genocide in Gaza’

How exiled Ottomans and an Indian billionaire plotted to recreate the caliphate

Hyper-Zionism: How Israel became Germany's 'reason' for being

The New Byzantines: An exploration of Greece's Middle East ties

The Future of the Occupation: What now for Palestine after Gaza?

Digital authoritarianism: The rise of electronic armies in the Middle East

Megan O'Toole

How a century of exile forged Palestinian national consciousness

Nadim Bawalsa

Five of the Arab world's most impressive libraries

How digital authoritarianism has permeated the Middle East

Marc Owen Jones

Egypt: New books challenge old narratives of the 1919 Revolution

Kyle J Anderson

Resistance and feminism: Five must-read books from Algeria

BeYOUtiful: Helping girls feel confident in an airbrushed world

What unites and divides the world's most prominent Islamic scholars?

Jaan Islam

Beyond diversity: How Black and Muslim women are changing the publishing industry

Biff, Chip and Kipper book accused online of ‘racist’ depiction of the Middle East

Jalal Al-e Ahmad: The last Muslim intellectual

Hamid Dabashi

Black Shield Maiden: Willow Smith's new book lambasted over representation of Muslims