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Book Club: In his cookbook 'Bethlehem: A Celebration of Palestinian Food,' chef Fadi Kattan shares a flavourful tribute to his people's resilience and heritage.

Book Club: Hugh Roberts explores the Arab Spring aftermath, dissecting Tunisia's democracy, Egypt's military rule, and Libya's chaos in 'Loved Egyptian Night.'

Book Club: Aisha Abdel Gawad's book explores twin sisters' lives in post-9/11 Brooklyn, tackling family, bias, and surveillance as Arab-Muslim Americans.

Book Club: Layla K. Feghali's book explores the traditional herbalism and healing practices of the Levant, blending personal stories and regional folklore.

Book Club: Named after a Sudanese proverb, 'A Mouth Full of Salt' tackles themes of racism, gender-based violence, and oppressive traditions found across Sudan.

Book Club: Iman Mersal's book uncovers the life of Egyptian female writer Enayat al-Zayyat, drawn from fragmented narrations and articles.

Book Club: In this first-ever biography of Princess Gulbadan, acclaimed historian Ruby Lal revives the captivating adventures of the daring Mughal Princess.

Book Club: Hena Khan's More To The Story authentically depicts Jameela's life journey within a Pakistani-American family in Atlanta.

Book Club: Sherman Jackson's book 'The Islamic Secular' redefines Islam's secular sphere, challenging Western misconceptions and sparking a fresh dialogue.

Book Club: Reissued by Saqi Books, Tahir Wattar's classic novel The Earthquake is a dreamlike trip through a turbulent 1970s Algeria in chaos.