Capital

"Das Kapital" serves as the cornerstone of Marxist political economy, offering a profound critique of bourgeois society and the capitalist mode of production. Published by Dar Al-Farabi, this monumental work spans three comprehensive volumes: Volume I examines "The Process of Production of Capital," Volume II focuses on "The Process of Circulation of Capital," and Volume III analyzes "The Process of Capitalist Production as a Whole." The text meticulously deconstructs core concepts such as value, surplus value, capital accumulation, and systemic economic crises, making it an indispensable reference for understanding the historical and economic evolution of the modern world through a rigorous scientific and philosophical lens.

To understand the philosophical and economic roots of Marxist theory directly from its foundational source.

To study the inner workings of the capitalist system and grasp concepts like "surplus value" and economic cycles.

To benefit from a highly accurate, modern Arabic translation meticulously translated directly from the original German text.

Researchers and academics in the fields of political economy, philosophy, and social sciences.

Political science and history students interested in global intellectual and economic transformations.

Intellectual readers seeking a deeper understanding of the structural critique of capitalism and the history of socialist thought.