البعد الوطني في رسائل الأديب المقدسي خليل السكاكيني إلى ابنه 1931-1937

Abstract EN

This research represents an attempt to study the national dimension in the letters of the writer Al-Maqdisi Khalil Sakakini that he wrote to his son during his studies in the United States of America in the period between 1931-1937, due to the valuable information provided by these letters during an important period in the history of the Palestinian cause.

This study dealt with five axes, the first axis represented Sakakini’s foresight and early prediction of the Zionist threat, while the second axis dealt with his position toward the policy of the British mandate over Palestine and his work in government jobs.

As for the third axis, he talked about the General Islamic Conference that was held in Jerusalem in 1931, while the fourth dealt with the Izz al-Din al-Qassam revolution.

Finally, the fifth axis talked about the revolution of 1936.