The Argument of Descriptive Imagery in the Holy Quran [PDF]
Objectives: This study examines the phenomenon of using the term Takheel "Descriptive Imagery" in interpreting the Holy Quran. It explores the connotations of this term and explains the reasons leading to its use by some interpreters.
Arham Fareed Mustafa AlSalman
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Professional Use and Acceptance of Complementary and Alternative Medicine Among Nurses: A Cross‐Sectional Study From a Developing Country [PDF]
ABSTRACT Aim The purpose of this study was to investigate Palestinian nurses' knowledge, beliefs, attitudes and practices towards complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) as well as the factors that influence these behaviours. Design A descriptive cross‐sectional design was used.
Rasha S. Abu Zaitoun +3 more
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Inconsistent Linguistic Functional Behaviours of Particleهل in the Holy Quran: A Critique of the Holy Quran Translation [PDF]
Buried in the quicksand of ignorance and drowned in the deep reticence of the sea of linguistics, Arabic particles in general, and particle هل in particular have received little attention on translators’ part. This paper carefully examines the most widely-read translations of particle هل as held up through the Quran. It is a critique of the translation
AWEJ for Translation & Literary Studies +1 more
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A Review and Criticism of Commentators' view in Interpreting the Verse "16/89" (= تِبْیاناً لِکُلِّ شَیْءٍthe Book explains clearly everything), with an Emphasis on Educational and Natural All-comprehensiveness of the Holy Quran [PDF]
Seyyed Reza Mo'addab[1] Muhammad Reza 'Ezzati Fordoei[2] Samad Esmi Ghayabashi[3] Abstract The verse "16/89" is one of the challenging verses of the Holy Quran and commentators have provided different commentaries for it, including scientific all ...
سید رضا مؤدب +2 more
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MAROUF AL-RUSAFI’S RELIGIOUS VIEWS ON THE HOLY QURAN IN HIS BOOK “THE MUHAMMADAN PERSONALITY”, A CRITICAL INTELLECTUAL STUDY [PDF]
The research aims to study Al-Rusafi religious views on the Holy Quran through his book "The Muhammadian Personality", because of the allegations and major contradictions of the Islamic religion, the research was divided in to an introduction, three ...
Dr. Nizar Amer Hussain, Nada Ayed Saad
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One of the emerging issues of Islamic jurisprudence is "gender reassignment." In addition to transforming a person's gender, this changes the persons legal status.
Mohammad Kariminiya +3 more
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The study dealt with (CAD) in the Holy Qur’an: its definition, its behavior, its adverbs, and its negation. The study aimed at emphasizing the need to study transcribers in the Holy Qur’an, and applying the functional grammar approach and graduating with it from the wombs of grammar books, to the horizons of application, and the study included: A ...
Saeed Mahmoud Musa Abdel Hamid +1 more
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Light’ as a Source Domain for Metaphors in the Holy Quran [PDF]
Conceptual Metaphor Theory (CMT) sees metaphor as a means to conceptualize abstracts in everyday discourse employing concrete. This research investigates the use of “Light” (Nur in Arabic) metaphorically as a source domain to several concepts (target domains) in the Quran, for instance, “THE QURAN IS LIGHT”. The study explores the power of metaphor in
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The Position of Exegetic Hadiths Narrated by Holy Prophet's Household (p.b.u.t) in Zad Al-Masir Exegesis [PDF]
(Received: 9/2/1396-29/4/2017; Accepted: 8/5/1396-30/7/2017) Abstract Both Sunni and Shia commentators have referred to the hadiths narrated by Holy Prophet's household (p.b.u.t) from the beginning of compiling exegetic sources. Sunni commentators have
Sayyidah Vahideh Rahimi, kobra Bagheri
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While social media offer users a platform for self-expression, identity exploration, and community management, among other functions, they also offer space for religious practice and expression. In this paper, we explore social media spaces as they subtend new forms of religious experiences and rituals. We present a mixed-method study to understand the
Norah Abokhodair +2 more
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