This is the first volume in the series: The miracles of Dr. Dahesh and His Wondrous Prodigies. The author relates the story of his first acquaintance with Dr. Dahesh and his belief in his message as well as how this belief effected in him a spiritual regeneration and rebirth. Also he relates some of the miracles he witnessed performed by the founder of Daheshism over a period of eight months (from May untill December of the year 1942).
There are accounts of such miracles as instanteneous transportation of objects from far places and control over them, prophecies unveiling hidden objects and the miraculous healings. The most amazing of these miracles relate restoring life to the dead and the descent of a creature from another extraterrestial material world and his revelation of astounding spiritual truths.
The author does not only relate the miracle, but he also comments on them, adding his own interpretation or contemplation of the happenings.
The first Daheshist believer, Yussuf Al-Hajj, preceded Halim Dammous in recording the miracles he had witnessed from March 23, 1942 until May of the same year.

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It is a general survey of Dr. Dahesh’s literature which shows Dr. Dahesh’s opinions with respect to the formative influences shaping his works, his richly educated mind, the numerous subjects communicated and channeled by him through a multiplicity of genres and different aesthetic styles.

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It is a critical study of the two series by Dr. Dahesh: Gardens of the Gods Adorned with Roses of Paradise and Paradises of the Goddesses Set with Sacred Lotus. The author presents his critical analysis of the prose poems of this series which extend over a period of half a century. He sheds light in this process on the personality of Dr. Dahesh, revealing his sadness, ambitions, revolt, spiritual alienation, prophetic visions, and his opinions of men and life in general. The author, at the same time, presents the innovative techniques in Dr. Dahesh's artistic style and the different aspects of his creative imagination.
This study has been supplemented

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In the middle of 1947, the Lebanese newspapers published news of the execution of Dr. Dahesh in Azerbaijan, north of Iran, providing by way of evidence two photographs supposedly of Dr. Dahesh, before and after the execution. The truth is that Dr. Dahesh, at that time, was living in Beirut away from public notice due to the oppressive persecution by the Lebanese government. As for who was the man executed and what the secret of the news was, the answer to these questions is provided in the introduction to the book.
When news of the death of Dr. Dahesh spread out, his friends and acquaintances paid tribute to him: enumerating his virtues, and his outstanding qualities as well as his positive influence on them. This book comprises the sum total of the eulogies which were written, in addition to selections of the handwriting of those who eulogized him.

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It is “the story of humanity in this age,” “a harsh but true judgment of humanity,” “A drawing map to a school of thought,” “A literary prodigy,” “the Odyssey of the Twentieth century”: these are a few of the titles to nearly fifty essays and reviews about the book "Memoirs of a Dinar".

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What are the motives behind Dante’s Divine Comedy or Dr. Dahesh’s Inferno? What are Dante’s and Dr. Dahesh’s concepts of Hell? How did they portray the environment of Hell, the devilish methods of torture, the role of the devils, and the conditions of the damned?
You find an answer to these questions and others in the comparative study of two great authors and their books.

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The author of this book is not a writer, not a poet; it is enough to say about him that he is a human being, that is, a man who tried to chant everlasting sweet sorrows, a man who loved life but only through his great love of Dahesh." This quotation cited from the author's Preface to his book draws for us a clear picture of the whole book. This volume is in the form of prose poems or cantos in which the author addresses his well-beloved Guide, Dr. Dahesh. These cantos are suffused with the fragrance of dreams and shades as well as marked with deep intensity of the feelings of love and longing. The reader would be captivated by the profusion of imagery and its hauntingly rhythmical beauty.
The book has been rendered from French into Arabic by the Poet. Mussa Al-Maalouf.

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The author in this lecture introduces religious and historical examples in his attempt to prove that the crucial factor in the collapse of civilizations is a moral one. His final conclusion is that the world being dominated today by materialistic values is threatened with total annihilation unless it heeds spiritual and lofty values.

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