Books & Studies

History of the Armenian community in Egypt during the 19th century and its ties to Mohamed Ali.

Armenian presence in Egypt from the Hamidian massacres to the 1952 revolution, covering cultural, political, and social activities.

Comprehensive historical study of the Armenian community in Egypt.

Traces the historical roots of the Armenian question in the Ottoman State and documents the genocide.

Study of relations between Armenians, Western powers, and the Islamic world.

Armenian presence in Alexandria since Mohamed Ali's era, and their role in trade, politics, and culture.

Traces the reflection of the Armenian question in the Arab press, literature, and thought from 1878 to 1923.

Analysis of the Armenian question in international treaties from Berlin to Lausanne.

Detailed study of the Adana massacres of 1909 and their historical and political dimensions.

Collection of papers from the 2012 conference on three axes: the Armenian question in sources, Armenians in Egypt, and Armenia in the Middle Ages.

Academic study based on MA and PhD dissertations examining Armenian contributions to developing the Egyptian printing and press industries.

Study of Britain's stance on the Armenian question in the late 19th century.

Comprehensive historical narrative of the Armenian people's history with special treatment of the Armenian question.

Survey of 383 Arabic periodicals archived at the Egyptian National Library, yielding 36,000 texts about Armenia and Armenians. Published in sequential volumes covering 7 time periods.

Detailed review of Armenians in Egypt 1896–1961 with a complete list of Al-Imam's works.

Comprehensive study in English on Armenian contributions to medieval and modern Egypt.

Major two-volume academic collection of studies on Armenians in Egypt, Sudan, and Ethiopia.

Academic lecture on the image of the Armenian question in Arabic sources — press, literature, and politics.

Study on the concept of negating the other throughout history, in line with the author's interest in genocide studies.

Study on the assimilation of the Greek community into Egyptian society, part of the author's broader minority studies approach.