Warrak PublishingDr. Ali Al-Wardi
An Iraqi sociologist, and one of the
most prominent Arab thinkers of
the twentieth century.
Ali al-Wardi (1913–1995) contributed to the
establishment of modern sociology in the
Arab world.
Published Works
The comedy of the Human Mind
The Sultans' Preachers
The Marvels of the Unconscious
The Logic of Ibn Khaldun
The Complete Intellectual Works of Dr. Ali al-Wardi (Part 2)
A Study of the Nature of Iraqi Society
Social Aspects of Iraqi Modern History (Volume 1)
A Sociological Analysis of Iban Khaladun’s Theory
The Story of the Sharifs and Ibn Saud
The Myth of Refined Literature
Past
Memories
About Ali-Al Wardi
Ali Al-Wardi (1913–1995) was a pioneering Iraqi sociologist and one of the most influential thinkers in modern Arab social thought. Through his studies of Iraqi society, history, and culture, he introduced new sociological perspectives that examined the tension between moral ideals and lived social reality, helping to establish modern sociology in Iraq and the wider Arab world.
