In his research entitled “The Christian Pope Sylvester II, the First to transfer Arab and Islamic Disciplines to Europe”, Michael Morgan defined the role of Pope Sylvester II, as being the first influential European to transfer Islamic Arab know-how to Europe. Dr. Mubarak bu Asab, dedicates his research entitled “Weapon Technology in “Al-Saadi” era, in view of the Arabic manuscript: “Glory, Sublime and Benefits of the Holy War warriors in the Cause Of Allah, with the use of War Gears and Cannons”. Dr. Nasir Ibrahim, presents research entitled “The Inclusive Society and Culture of Containment in Egypt”: a Study of Mamluk Messages”. Dr. Sahib El-Nadwi, presents his research entitled “The Contributions of Indian Scholars in writing the Biographies of the Companions of Prophet Mohammed, and Documenting their Religious yield in India. An example of which is Al-Athar Al-Mubarakpuri’s book: “The Precious Beads in the Conquests of India, and its visitors including the Companions and Followers. Dr. Salma Ismail, talks in her research entitled: “The Significance of Folklore Heritage in reviewing the Islamic History”.Dr. Mustafa Wajih, affirms in his research entitled: “Bread is the Source of Movement of folk Classes in Egypt at the Time of the Mamluk Sultans (1250-1517)” that most of the popular uprisings in Egypt, at the time of the Mamluk Sultans, has occurred for two reasons: Religion and Food. Dr. Hassan Khalil, research entitled: “Legacies and Inheritances in the Ottoman Era”, Has alluded to the Documents of the “Arab Estate-Distribution Court”.

In his research “From Arabia to Silicon Valley”, Dr. Michael Morgan sheds light on aspects of the contributions of Arab and Islamic civilization to the human civilization. In his research “Peace Dialogue between Russell and Abdul Nasser 1962-1966”, Dr. Jamal Mahmoud Hajar presents a picture of intellectual consonance between the Politician and the Philosopher. In his research “Literary Images through Ancient Examples in pre-Islamic Arabia”, Dr. Youssef Mohamed Abdullah reviews a set of literary images through ancient examples in pre-Islamic Arabia. In his research “Zawya-Derkaouia in Morocco from Criticizing and Opposing the Makhzen to Rejecting and Resisting the French Occupation”, Dr. Qasim Hadik sheds light on an aspect of the political history of Morocco. And Dr. Jalal zin El abidine touches in his research on the “Political Violence in Morocco in the Wake of Independence” dealing with a critical phase of the contemporary history of Morocco. In his research “Humphrey II (died 1179/575 Ah): Constable of the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem”, Dr. Ali Ahmed Mohammed Sayyid touches on a personality that played a role in the history of the Crusaders.

This issue handles a set of scientific studies and research in Arabic, English and French like “Copies of the Holy Quran and their Calligraphies since the Time of the Message until the Present”, “The Saudi Riyal during the Global Financial Crisis (1929-1932)”, “Shaqraa in Ottoman Archive Documents”, “Cultural Consistence between Heritage of Illustrated Islamic Manuscripts and Arts of Written Images”, “Image of Qatar in the Ancient Cartographic Heritage”, “tent terminology as an example of linguistic change” and “Patrimoine: one fiction depresentr”

This issue handles a set of scientific studies and research in Arabic, English and French like “Copies of the Holy Quran and their Calligraphies since the Time of the Message until the Present”, “The Saudi Riyal during the Global Financial Crisis (1929-1932)”, “Shaqraa in Ottoman Archive Documents”, “Cultural Consistence between Heritage of Illustrated Islamic Manuscripts and Arts of Written Images”, “Image of Qatar in the Ancient Cartographic Heritage”, “tent terminology as an example of linguistic change” and “Patrimoine: one fiction depresentr”