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Palestine as a Lever for the Civilizational Revival of the Ummah is a collective volume featuring the three award-winning studies of the fifth edition of the Dr. Mahathir Mohamad Award for Thought and Civilization. This edition was held under exceptional historical circumstances and devoted to the theme of Palestine as a central question in the civilizational revival of the Ummah.

The book approaches Palestine not merely as a political issue or a regional conflict, but as a civilizational and ethical question that exposes the imbalance of the international system and the failure of global justice. Through its three studies, the volume guides the reader from geo-economic analysis, to civilizational reflection, and finally to a strategic critique of Zionist hegemony within the Islamic world.

The studies examine boycott campaigns as a form of resistance to Zionist occupation, situate Gaza and Palestinian resistance within the broader framework of the Ummah’s civilizational resistance, and analyze Zionism as an obstacle to liberation and civilizational emancipation. In doing so, the book invites reflection, restores reason to the understanding of conflict, and calls for the construction of a civilizational project grounded in awareness, knowledge, and organized action.

Pathway to Proficiency – Teacher Book, written by Esanossi Haroon, is a comprehensive instructional guide designed for English language teachers at the elementary level. It aims to develop students’ reading comprehension skills through structured lessons, engaging texts, and interactive classroom activities.

The book provides a clear roadmap for teachers, guiding them step by step in helping students master key reading skills. Each unit includes Pre-Reading Activities, Skimming and Scanning practice, Vocabulary Development, and Comprehension Tasks, along with analytical questions and short story exercises to enhance understanding and application.

The book consists of eight units and four short stories, covering familiar and age-appropriate themes such as Our Neighborhood, Pets, Smart Technology, and Education. Each lesson encourages students to think critically, share ideas, and participate actively in discussions, making reading both meaningful and enjoyable.

With its learner-centered approach and emphasis on collaboration, Pathway to Proficiency – Teacher Book (Second Edition, 2025) serves as an essential reference for teachers who seek to create an interactive classroom environment. It helps students strengthen vocabulary, comprehension, and fluency while building confidence and a lasting interest in reading.

"Prince of the Shadow: Engineer on the Road" by Abdullah Barghouti is a novel written within the confines of Israeli detention cells. The narrative begins as it responds to a question from the author's daughter, Tala, who witnessed her father's arrest in 2003. In a letter, she asks her father, "Who are you? And why are you?"
She inquires about the father who left her in the car at the moment of his arrest and has since been incarcerated in Israeli prisons for 21 years. The story recounts his enduring spirit against his jailers and the decade spent in solitary confinement, detailing his life story and resistance against the occupation. Abdullah Barghouti holds the record for the longest sentence in the history of Israeli jurisprudence, having been sentenced to 67 life terms plus 5,200 years—a sentence naturally intriguing to anyone wishing to understand the man subjected to such unprecedented punishment. "Prince of the Shadow," now translated into English for the first time, offers a chance to get closer to this man through a book resembling an autobiography, or perhaps a form of it. This biography allows us to journey through a lengthy saga with an exceptional hero in every sense of struggle and humanity. A hero that, if he belonged to any nation that honors its heroes, would have his true-life heroism turned into the greatest of films, for here the heroism is real, not fictitious.

This volume presents the official proceedings of the National Day of Applied Microbiology in the Service of Industry (JNMASI’25), held on May 8th, 2025 at M’Hamed Bougara University of Boumerdes. The publication brings together a rich body of work highlighting the essential roles of microorganisms across major industrial, agricultural, environmental, and medical sectors. Throughout this scientific day, researchers explored the contributions of fermentation and microbial processes to the food and chemical industries, where yeasts and bacteria enable the production of ethanol, biofuels, fermented dairy products, probiotics, enzymes, amino acids, and other fundamental biomolecules. The discussions also addressed agricultural challenges resulting from excessive use of fertilizers and pesticides, emphasizing sustainable alternatives such as biofertilizers, biopesticides, and organic farming to preserve soil fertility and environmental balance. Environmental microbiology featured prominently, showcasing the vital role of microorganisms in nutrient recycling, pollutant degradation, ecosystem management, and biodiversity preservation. In the medical field, the event highlighted the significant contribution of industrial microbiology to the development of new therapeutic molecules, including antibiotics, vitamins, natural precursors, and steroid drugs derived from microbial synthesis. The proceedings further examined the integration of biosafety, risk modelling, and artificial intelligence, demonstrating how AI-driven tools can anticipate, assess, and manage microbiological risks in public health, agriculture, and the food industry. Under the slogan “Innovate, Transform, Produce: The Power of Applied Microbiology for Industry,” this publication offers a comprehensive scientific overview aimed at researchers, students, and professionals interested in the innovative microbial solutions shaping the future of agro-ecological transition, environmental protection, and national food and energy security.

Cet ouvrage propose une analyse approfondie et structurée du Projet d’Établissement Hospitalier (PEH) en Algérie, en tant qu’outil stratégique central de modernisation de la gouvernance hospitalière et d’amélioration de la performance du système de santé public. S’inscrivant à la croisée du management public, des politiques de santé et de la pratique hospitalière, le livre articule une réflexion à la fois théorique, réglementaire et opérationnelle.

À partir d’un diagnostic détaillé du système de santé algérien — marqué par une forte centralisation, des déséquilibres territoriaux, une transition épidémiologique avancée et des contraintes financières structurelles — l’ouvrage met en lumière les limites des modes traditionnels de gestion hospitalière. Il montre comment le PEH, inspiré des expériences internationales (OCDE, France, Europe), a été introduit puis adapté au contexte algérien comme levier de responsabilisation, de planification stratégique et de pilotage par la performance.

L’ouvrage développe ensuite la méthodologie complète d’élaboration du PEH : diagnostic stratégique interne et externe, définition de la vision et de la mission, identification des axes stratégiques, construction de plans d’action, élaboration de tableaux de bord et intégration des dimensions qualité, sécurité des soins et développement durable. Une attention particulière est portée à la gouvernance, à la conduite du changement et à l’implication des professionnels de santé et des usagers.

Enfin, à travers des scénarios d’application concrets (EPSP, EHS, CHU), le livre met en évidence les facteurs clés de succès, les obstacles récurrents et les perspectives d’évolution du PEH, notamment à l’ère du numérique, de l’e-santé et des approches fondées sur la valeur et les parcours de soins. L’ouvrage se veut ainsi un guide stratégique et opérationnel destiné aux décideurs, gestionnaires, professionnels de santé, chercheurs et étudiants engagés dans la transformation du système de santé algérien.

This book examines vaccine reluctance toward COVID-19 vaccination in Algeria through a combination of scientific background and field research. It first presents general information about coronaviruses, SARS-CoV-2, modes of transmission, clinical symptoms, diagnostic methods, and the main technologies used in COVID-19 vaccines.

The book then focuses on vaccination, explaining vaccine composition, vaccine platforms, immunity development, efficacy, and possible adverse effects. The final part presents an online survey conducted to analyze Algerians’ attitudes toward COVID-19 vaccination and the factors influencing refusal or hesitation.

The study shows that vaccine hesitancy is linked to several factors, including fear of side effects, doubts about vaccine safety and efficacy, lack of trust in official information, and the spread of misinformation. The book concludes that addressing vaccine reluctance requires clear scientific communication, stronger public trust in health institutions, and targeted awareness campaigns adapted to different social groups.

Sabra and the Desert Queen" tells the inspiring story of Sabra, a sensitive young girl from Tamanrasset who struggles with stuttering, low self-confidence, and bullying at school. To help her relax and feel better, her family takes her on a trip to the Algerian Sahara. While camping under the starry night, Sabra discovers a magical bookstore that appears only at night, called Dar El Hikma (“House of Wisdom”).

Inside, she finds an old mysterious book that puts her into a dream where she meets the legendary Tuareg Queen Tin Hinane. The Queen teaches her that intelligence has many forms, and that patience and bravery can guide her through challenges. Encouraged and empowered, Sabra wakes up with renewed determination. She studies hard, asks questions despite her stutter, and slowly begins to succeed—becoming a "queen" in her own heart

Scientific Secrets in the Epic of Creation
In this groundbreaking work, Mohammad Rachid Nasser Zok takes readers on an extraordinary journey through the ancient myths of Sumer and Babylon, offering a bold reinterpretation of their meanings. By decoding the original texts through the lens of Arabic, Hebrew, and Aramaic languages, Zok uncovers the scientific truths hidden within the epic tales of gods and creation. This second edition delves deeper into the Babylonian creation epic, Enuma Elish, revealing its insights into atomic structure, elements, and the universe's formation. A must-read for anyone interested in ancient history, linguistics, and the intersection of science and mythology.