What transpired in the monotheistic narrative between Eve and Adam, Hagar, Abraham, and Sarah, Abdullah, Ruqayyah, and Amina, Muhammad and Khadijah, and Scheherazade and Shahryar...? The author guides us through an archipelago of memory and archives, unveiling a glimpse into the realm of the unconscious. He concludes that the group known as 'Muslims' cannot change anything unless they change what is within themselves, and this change must stem from the present, not the past.

This book addresses both Muslims and non-Muslims by entering the discourse of human sciences, which examines Islam not from a divine perspective but from a human one. Originally published in French, this book has been translated into several languages including English, Italian, German, Japanese, and Turkish.

Fethi Benslama is a psychoanalyst, professor of psychopathology, and Dean of the UFR of Clinical Human Sciences at the University of Paris 7, Denis-Diderot. He has published numerous studies on clinical psychoanalysis, and on Islam and Europe in the contemporary era, and has contributed to several collective works.

• Publishing House: Dar Al Saqi for Publishing and Distribution
• Author: Fethi Benslama
• Number of Pages: 368
• Year of Publication: 2008
• ISBN: 9781855162945