ظفار: شهادة من زمن الثورة – مقدمة الطبعة الثانية

Dhofar: Testimony from the Time of Revolution - Second Edition Preface

In the preface to the second edition of "Dhofar," the author returns to the region decades later, witnessing its transformations and meeting former comrades who assert their revolution prompted official attention, hoping to keep its memory alive.

سيدة الصخور الظفارية

Our Lady of the Dhofari Rocks

As-Safir

From Dhofar, what remains is not the slogan but the image: an unnamed woman on the rocks becoming an icon of revolution, poverty, and veiled hope.

Our Lady of the Rocks

A literary text on Dhofar: a Freudian slip of the camera turned a shepherdess into a madonna — the tubercular woman asks for medicine from strangers who carry everything except what helps, and the unknown name endures across wars and exiles.

فواز طرابلسي لـ«الوقت»: نشهد سقوط الأوهام.. وإضعاف الدولة لا يقوّي الحريات

Fawwaz Traboulsi to Al-Waqt: We Are Witnessing the Fall of Illusions... Weakening the State Does Not Strengthen Freedoms

Al-Waqt

The global financial crisis shatters liberal illusions about the market and state intervention, affirming that weakening the state in our countries disintegrates society and does not strengthen freedoms, necessitating deep left-wing critique.

Mao, encens et lune

Mao, Incense and Moon

A chapter from Portrait of the Young Man in Red: a journey to revolutionary Dhofar where snakes are "paper tigers" and frankincense trees are ghosts in the moonlight—and the Front that banned the critique of tribalism returned after defeat to discuss nothing else.