Many Arab youth are expressing their lack of faith in the possibility of achieving the dream of the Arab Renaissance. In light of this vague reality, the book poses a fundamental question: Is the Arab Renaissance a possible option despite the challenges, disintegration, increasing divisions, and declining levels of respect for human rights? The Arab Renaissance for Democracy and Development (ARDD) seeks to answer this question through this book.

The book attempts to shed light on issues related to the Arab Renaissance based on the opinions of a group of thought leaders and experts, including the late Muhammad Shahrour, the late Hassan Hanafi, Ali Oumlil, Hassan Nafaa, Abdullah Al-Sayed Ould Abah, Majida Al-Sanousi, and Muhammad Hasshas.

The Arab Renaissance for Democracy and Development (ARDD) hopes that this book will be the beginning of a conscious movement and dialogue in Arab societies about the Arab Renaissance with the aim of bringing about an influential change that societies can sense at the political, economic, and social levels.

*The book is in Arabic