Comparative Studies between Divine Laws and Man-made Religions — Vol. 1
A comparative study of divine laws and man-made religions in doctrine and legislation — Volume 1.
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In brief
The published works of Prof. Dr. Imad Mohammed Farhan Aldulaimi comprise six printed books on comparative religion and its future in the age of artificial intelligence, three books translated from English, and two poetry collections, most issued by Dar Shams Al-Andalus in Baghdad.
Printed Books
Comparative Studies between Divine Laws and Man-made Religions — Vol. 2
Continuation of the comparative study of divine laws and man-made religions — Volume 2.
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The Future of Religions in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
An exploration of the place of religions and their expected transformations under the rise of AI.
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Twenty-Five Golden Rules for a Successful Life in Iraq 2025
Concise, practical rules for success and coexistence in contemporary Iraq.
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The Flat-Earth Illusion: A Critique from Religious Texts and Modern Science
A critique of the flat-earth theory from the perspective of religious texts and modern scientific evidence.
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Readings in the Book of Al-Sayyid Al-Nabhan — The Future of Knowledge across Spacetime
Readings in the life and legacy of Al-Sayyid Al-Nabhan, framed by science and the dimensions of spacetime.
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On the Mizrahi Margins: Rethinking Israel
A translation of a work rethinking the place of Mizrahi Jews within Israel.
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Between Politics and the Politics of Identity: The Case of the Arab Jews
A translation of a study on the question of the Arab Jews between politics and identity politics.
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The Cultural Catalysts of the Bavarian Illuminati Conspiracy
A translation exploring the cultural roots of the Bavarian Illuminati phenomenon.
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Poems Without a Writer: When the Machine Sings on Wings of Data
A poetry collection reflecting on verse composed by the machine, on wings of data.
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