The True East of Religions (Hardcover) (ISBN-13: 9798994536322)

This book offers a critical study of sacred geography in the ancient East through the intersection of text, place, authority, and memory. Focusing on Syria and Yemen, it examines how religious narratives, archaeological traces, symbolic models, and political power contributed to the formation of sacred space over time. Rather than presenting a final alternative geography, the book investigates how certainty itself is produced, stabilized, and transmitted through institutions, archives, and interpretive traditions.