https://www.marxists.org/

في معظم الأعمال الي بتحتاجيها

هاي النسخة العربية

https://www.marxists.org/arabic/index.htm

من ناحية اهم الأعمال المتعلقة في الفكر الشيوعي

ماركس كتابته رح يكون شوي صعب عليكي فهمها

بس

أهمها

Das Kapital vol 1,2,3

The communist manifesto (البيان الشيوعي)

إنجليز كتب كتيب

اسمه مبادئ الشيوعية

Lenin (مؤسس الإتحاد السوفياتي)

اله أعمال مهمة مثل

Imperialism the highest stage of capitalism : الإمبريالية أعلى مراحل الرأسمالية

الشيوعية اليسارية: اضطراب طفولي ; Left communism an infantile disorder

What is to be done: ما يجب القيام به ؟

The state and revolution: الدولة والثورة

اما عن ماو مؤسس الصين الحديثة

Combat liberalism : حاربو الليبرالية

On practice : على الممارسة

On contradiction : على التناقض

Oppose book worship : معارضة عبادة الكتاب

For Castro

history will absolve me : التاريخ سوف يعفيني

And there’s many more ,they are all available on the site I think

There’s also one for rosa (an important socialist)

reform or revolution?: الإصلاح أم الثورة؟

Now, I'm not the smartest feller, but this I think might be a good book since I plan to read it myself:

https://www.lunaoi.com/product/ebook-the-worldview-and-philosophical-methodology-of-marxism-leninism/

The book is free, don't let the price tag scare you.

How familiar is this person with Communism and AES? If I just want to recommend a good intro for someone with no familiarity, I usually recommend Engels' Principles of Communism and if they are anti-AES but willing to read I recommend Parenti's Blackshirts and Reds.

From there, it becomes more important to understand that Marxism-Leninism is broken into 3 major components:

1. Dialectical and Historical Materialism

2. Critique of Capitalism along the lines of Marx's Law of Value

3. Advocacy for Revolutionary Socialism

And as such, I recommend, in order:

1. Politzer's Elementary Principles of Philosophy

By far my favorite primer on Dialectical and Historical Materialism. By understanding DiaMat first, you make it easier to understand the rest of Marxism.

2. Engels' Socialism: Utopian and Scientific

Further reading on DiaMat, but crucially introduces the why of Scientific Socialism, essentially explaining how Capitalism itself preps the conditions for public ownership and planning by centralizing itself into monopolist syndicates.

3. Marx's Wage Labor and Capital as well as Wages, Price and Profit

Best taken as a pair, these essays simplify the most important parts of the Law of Value.

4. Lenin's Imperialism, The Highest Stage of Capitalism

Absolutely crucial and the most important work for understanding the modern era and its primary contradictions.

5. Lenin's The State and Revolution

Excellent refutation of revisionists and Social Democrats who think the State can be reformed, and not replaced. Also a good call to action to cap off the intro.

After reading all of this, whoever has completed these works should have a good grasp of the basics of Marxism-Leninism and be equipped to do their own Marxist-Leninist analysis, though tons of excellent and fairly critical works were dropped for the sake of limiting the scope to an intro reading list. I can make more "advanced" recommendations if they are necessary as well.

Edit: I now understand that you are a Palestinian in Gaza right now. My deepest sympathies for you and the righteous struggle your people are facing. I would add the PFLP's Strategy For the Liberation of Palestine to the beginning of the list as well, perhaps right after Principles of Communism, and these works should be available in Arabic as well if that is easier to read.

Palestine will be free.

~~Depends how they wish to learn, but I like to start most people off with Michael Parenti. Most people are easier to get with pamphlets or videos, but if they want books then I like Blackshirts and reds though that's mainly because I think it does a good job of deprogramming anti-communist propaganda~~

edit: @Cowbee@hexbear.net and @MohammedTheCommunistPalestinian@hexbear.net have both made fantastic lists. I'd go with their recommendations