1/ Orientalism in Arabic Literature ‎: A presentation of views and a bibliographical inventory of what has been written ‎Books ‎By Ali bin Ibrahim Al-Hamad Al-Namlah * King Faisal Center for Research and Islamic Studies * Publication Date: 1993 / 1414 ‎First Edition ‎386 pages ‎Book age: 33 years ‎ ‎The study of Orientalism has remained a field of contention between Muslim and non-Muslim researchers. Orientalism undeniably played a role in preparing the Islamic lands for Western colonialism, but not every Orientalist was complicit in that. This study presents views on Orientalism and a bibliographical inventory of written works. The author began with discussions on definition, origin, motives, and objectives, then presented discussions on the relationship between Orientalism, colonialism, Christianization, and Judaism. Finally, he provided a bibliographical inventory of written Orientalist works, categorized into 15 topics, thus concluding the book. ________ 2/ From the Studies of Orientalists. Translated and commented on by: Professor Dr. Ibrahim Al-Samarrai. Number of pages: 96. Publication year: 1985. Book age: 41 years _______ 3/ An Islamic Vision of Orientalism ‎Author's Name: Ahmed Gharab  ‎Publisher: Al- المنتدى الاسلامي  ‎Book Format: White paper cover ‎Publication Date: 1426-2005 ‎Book Size: 17x24 ‎Number of pages: 195 Book age: 21 years ______ 4/ Orientalism and the Intellectual Background of the Civilizational Conflict ‎Author's Name: Dr. Mahmoud Hamdi Zaqzouq ‎Publication Date: Safar Al-Khair 1404 AH ‎184 pages Book age: 43 years ‎The author discusses the history of Orientalism and its constant influence by Christian theology, and the objectives of Orientalism (colonialism, Christianization...). He provides examples of their false opinions about the Quran, Sunnah, and the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him. In conclusion, he offers solutions and our duties towards Orientalism. ______ 5/ Orientalism and Orientalists: What is For and Against Them ‎Book: Orientalism and Orientalists: What is For and Against Them Author: Mustafa bin Hosni Al-Sibai (d. 1384 AH) Publisher: Dar Al-Warraq for Publishing and Distribution - Al-Maktab Al-Islami. Number of pages: 88 Book age: 63 years ______ 6/ The East / An Epic of Orientalist Love By: Abdul Rahman Mazhar Al-Helwaish ‎Publications of the Arab Magazine 1440 ‎109 pages ‎The East: An Epic of Orientalist Love by Syrian journalist Abdul Rahman Mazhar Al-Helwaish. ‎The author begins with an introduction to the various definitions of Orientalism, its stages of formation, progress, and then its emergence. ‎The history of Orientalism, the connotations of the term, its religious, worldly, and political objectives, and the role of Orientalism in colonial agendas. ‎He reviews the most famous schools of Orientalists and their positions on Arab and Eastern heritage, and the scientific motive for Orientalism. ‎The author believes that Orientalism should not be judged as a monolithic entity. Many Orientalists whose research carried venomous and hostile stances, and used sciences to control the resources of the East by preparing the ground for colonial campaigns. There are also sincere Orientalists who have made great contributions to Arab culture, translated many books by Arab thinkers, and defended the East, its culture, and its Islam, driven by scientific curiosity rather than the aim of control and domination. A very good book as an introduction to understanding the Orientalism movement. ________ 7/ Political, Academic, and Compiling Orientalists ‎Author ‎Hamdan, Nazir ‎Publisher ‎Al-Siddiq Library for Publishing and Distribution - Taif Page 265 ‎First Edition 1408 / 1988 ‎This research addresses the definition of three categories of Orientalists: The first category: Political Orientalists, where he first discussed the diplomatic institutions of