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Optimizing well-being: the empirical encounter of two traditions.

open access: yesJournal of Personality and Social Psychology, 2002
Corey Keyes, D. Shmotkin, C. Ryff
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Tradition of Ashura Porridge 10 Muharram in Kayu Bawang Village, Hulu Sungai Tengah Regency

ICCCM Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities
This research is entitled 'The Tradition of Ashura Porridge 10 Muharram in Kayu Bawang Village, Hulu Sungai Tengah Regency'. The people of Kayu Bawang Village include people who interpret the month of Muharram as a noble and special month by carrying out religious traditions, namely cooking Ashura Porridge as a form of gratitude to Allah SWT, and ...
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Indigenous Religious Traditions

Indigenous Religious Traditions, 2023
What exactly do we mean by ‘Indigenous’ and ‘Indigeneity’? This article traces the history and contours of both colonial forces and Indigenous peoples’ efforts to define ‘Indigenous’ and considers how religion—for both Indigenous and non-Indigenous ...
Brennan Keegan
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Ashura

Islamic Studies, 2021
Ashura is the name of the tenth of Muharram, the first month of the Islamic lunar calendar. Ashura day is allegedly associated with a number of biblical events in the ancient history of the Middle East and constituted the day of fasting during the early ...

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Rethinking Indigenous Religious Traditions with Jace Weaver

Indigenous Religious Traditions, 2023
This roundtable revolves around Jace Weaver’s article ‘“Either the Ball is Green, or the Ball is Not Green”’. Arguing that the field of Indigenous religious traditions has been both under-analyzed and under-theorized, Weaver rejects the facile statement ...
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Comparative Study of the Content Image of "Palestine" in the Poetry of Iranian and Iraqi Poets

Treasury of Persian Language and Literature
This study presents a comparative analysis of the content imagery of Palestine in the poetry of Iranian and Iraqi poets, aiming to explore how this issue is represented within two distinct literary traditions.
Kykhosro Zolfaghari   +2 more
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