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Writing about Badawi is an adventure jeopardized with risks, but it is an enjoyable adventure, as his writings represent an image of the images on treating the self with the other and an image of the images of building the self, because Badawi himself with his writings is a powerful fortress which is one of the invincible contemporary philosophical Arabic and multiple entry fortresses. It has multiple towers and ramified courses; the dangers may arise from our having sought to embark previously upon Badawi's works from the entry of "His philosophy's orientalist origins" without pointing to the multiple entry of study of his writings or the theoretical bases through which we can figure out his ideas and discuss his interests which are too capacious and diversified that they require several efforts and various methodologies in order to discuss and study them. Badawi had contributed as early as his first book in 1939 as I pointed out previously, and he may have done it earlier somehow with diversified efforts defining for us the features of a distinctive intellectual project which we should place it in its cultural frame and its historical context and its relation with the social and the economic reality during the national surge and during the dominance of liberalism in Egypt in the 30's and later. In the basis, it is an intellectual project aiming at waking up the consciousness and triggering a spiritual revolution that may the religious matters of individuals. Orientalism Research Departments: Orientalism studies aim to focus on specific areas in the life of the East and Muslims in particular. These include: history, economics, geography, language, literature, anthropology, arts, religions, philosophy and archeology. The term "new orientalism" represents a new threshold in the relationship between the Western and the Eastern Era. It is a threshold that attempts to create a distinction between the old Orientalist discourse and the new one. Many of the works and studies that came into existence at the end of the nineteenth century and the beginning of the twentieth century These studies have been based on many practical approaches and fields of knowledge such as linguistics, anthropology, ethnography, sociology, ethnology, and many other auxiliary sciences that are linked to social and human studies.
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