Malek Bennabi. Muffakr Ijtima’i wa Ra’ed Islahi. 1905-1973.

Malek Bennabi. Muffakr Ijtima’i wa Ra’ed Islahi. 1905-1973.

£10
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Malek Bennabi. Muffakr Ijtima’i wa Ra’ed Islahi. 1905-1973.
  • Malek Bennabi. Muffakr Ijtima’i wa Ra’ed Islahi. 1905-1973.
  • Malek Bennabi. Muffakr Ijtima’i wa Ra’ed Islahi. 1905-1973.
Malek Bennabi. Muffakr Ijtima’i wa Ra’ed Islahi. 1905-1973.

Malek Bennabi. Muffakr Ijtima’i wa Ra’ed Islahi. 1905-1973.

£10

ID #35149

Al-’Abdah, Mohammad.

8vo. 168 pp., Arabic text, frontispiece portrait, publiser’s original wrappers, previous owner’s inscriptions on half title page and verso lower cover, biblio, from the series: ‘Ulama’ wa Muffakiroun Mu’asiroun, Lamahatmin Hayatihem was Ta’rif bi Mu’alafatihem No 31, Dar Al-Qalam, Damascus, 2006.

Malek Bennabi (1905–1973) was an Algerian writer and philosopher, who wrote about human society, particularly Muslim society with a focus on the reasons behind the fall of Muslim civilization. He is mostly known for the concept of coloniability which is the inner aptitude of some societies to be colonized.

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