Philosophical Library

The philosophical philosophical philosophical library is one of the philosophies, whose name was drawn from the philosopher, Dr. Ahmed Al-Barqawi, Dean of Pitt philosophy, a unique library of 50 thousand philosophical books.

The Berqawi Library is an effective part of the Philosophy House, where it facilitates access to philosophical knowledge in all its forms. The Library has seen a remarkable development since the first day of the founding of the House of Philosophy.

The Barqawi Library is defined as a place that collects sources of philosophical knowledge and allows researchers and interested members of society for research, access and borrowing.

It is characterized by the fact that it is the first library that combines both publicity and specialization, open to all segments of society and specialized in philosophy in all its scientific fields, where it contains books covering various philosophical subjects.

The Library seeks to entrench moral and philosophical values in society by providing a wide range of paper and electronic information sources, actively participating in conferences and meetings that support the goals of the House of Philosophy, as well as contributing to various cultural events.

Library services

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Visitors can make full use of library services through the participation of gold or silver members, in exchange for a symbolic financial amount, allowing full access to the various benefits provided by the Library.

Library facilities

• Two floors: The first floor is reserved for Arab philosophical cultural books and the second floor of philosophical books in other languages.
• Visitor reception department.
• Special section on the Pete's philosophy issues.
• Cultural reading rooms.
• Meeting room equipped with up-to-date techniques.
• An outside garden of the library.
• Places of reading respect for privacy.
• Two self-help devices.
• Integrated digital library.