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The article discusses the decision to ban and restrict the publication of historical books and documents that reflect Jordan's past, especially those that document events and political history dating back more than a hundred years. It highlights the legal and regulatory violations faced by books covering documentary topics, despite their compliance with publishing and documentation laws. The article points out that these practices lead to restrictions on public freedoms and silencing voices, particularly affecting young researchers and scholars. It also mentions that, despite persecution and bans, these books are still being printed and sold unofficially, in clear violation of the law, and that they represent a culture of memory and history that must be preserved. The piece calls on the relevant authorities to protect freedom of expression and documentation, and to prevent the misuse of legislation that hampers researchers' achievements and their role in enriching the national memory.
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