Jeddah and our mother Eve, the fragrance of the place and the depth of time, a renewed reading

Represents the renewal of Islamic thought and heritage as the starting point for building the modern Islamic society, and this renewal contributes to interpreting reality and unlocking the mysteries of the present that hinder and prevent efforts of development and modernization. This book is understood within the efforts to renew heritage to prepare the modern Muslim, the critical participant, the creative, the tolerant, the universal active in the movement of human development. The story of "Our Mother Eve" has suffered from distortion and misdirection from various laws and religions; because it lies at the heart of the story of human creation and the relationship between the creature and the Creator, and the responsibilities that follow for the individual. Therefore, this book offers a cultural journey about the place of Our Mother Eve in myths, religions, and science, with an emphasis on the importance of purifying this heritage from Israeli narratives, and what has seeped into the core of Islamic culture. The book provides an in-depth look at the phenomenon of the sanctification of women among Arabs and Sufis, and the female gods that were worshipped at a period of their history. The book details the story of the shrine located in the cemetery named after her in Jeddah city, and what happened to the shrine in light of the relations of Islamic states across ages and their dominant culture over the Hijaz region, offering hypotheses about the shrine, rare images, maps, and narratives. All this in a solid academic style with proper referencing. The book calls for raising the banner of science, modernity, and reason in the pursuit of the future, and supporting the blessed cultural movement that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is experiencing.