Discourse on the United Arab Republic

Naturally there has been great controversy on the best form of government worthy of an Arab state. Primarily, when distinguishing what the best form of government is one must wonder what part of the map is considered an Arab state. For the purpose of this discourse I will focus only on Egypt, Libya, Lebanon, Morocco, Syria, Tunis, and Jordan as in my own opinion the aforementioned sovereign states and their role in modern world history have compelled me to write. Through them I saw...
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Naturally there has been great controversy on the best form of government worthy of an Arab state. Primarily, when distinguishing what the best form of government is one must wonder what part of the map is considered an Arab state. For the purpose of this discourse I will focus only on Egypt, Libya, Lebanon, Morocco, Syria, Tunis, and Jordan as in my own opinion the aforementioned sovereign states and their role in modern world history have compelled me to write. Through them I saw what needed to be changed, how such sovereignties should be governed and all the social changes that that entails.This book is dedicated to the Arab world. It is not written to condemn. On the contrary, following the recent events in the Arab world, the dangers following a potential war and the peace that is desired by the populous yet never offered by the leaders I decided to write this to inspire writers, philosophers and others of such professions to offer solutions. To attend to the matter of the ideal Arab State, and the methods in which it should be run in a secular fashion and offer solutions in a religious and political independent environment.