The Role of “Economic Progressˮ in the “Globalization of Islamic Cultureˮ from the Perspective of the Holy Quran [PDF]
مطالعات اقتصاد سیاسی بینالملل, 2020 Globalization is a process that is now being defined and pursued in order to impose Western values on other nations; However, the globalization of Islamic culture is one of the most important goals of Islam, which also plays a key role in achieving a new
BibiHakime Hosseini +2 more
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GOD’S WORDS OF RISÂLAH AND NUBUWWAH IN THE QURAN: A Thematic Study
Ulul Albab, 2020 This research aims to explain the content of the divine discourse of the Prophet (PBUH) by describing the message and the prophet hood as well as directives and rules within the (call) khiṭâb for the Prophet and his ummah.
Faisal Mahmoud Adam Ibrahim
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A Comparative Study of a Slave-Girl's Covering in Shia and Sunni Jurisprudence and Exegesis [PDF]
پژوهشهای تفسیر تطبیقی, 2017 (Received: 17/04/2017; Accepted: 13/08/2017) Abstract Islam commands all women, free or slave-girl, to observe sexual chastity. Sunni and Shia commentators, however, have provided different interpretations for the verse 59 of the Surah Al-Ahzab (The ...
Shadi Nafisi +2 more
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THE UNDERSTANDING OF ḤUDÛD ALLÂH IN THE QURAN: Study of Thematic-Contextual Interpretation
Ulul Albab, 2020 The term ḥudûd Allâh is one of those written in al-Quran al-Karim used for clarifying the laws. However, some people do not quite comprehend this term that their understanding is only limited to the law related to criminal (penalty), meanwhile Quran does
Bakrei Mohammed Bakheet Ahmed
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Mesopotamian Journal of Quran StudiesWhen vowel markings are doubled at the end of a word they are called ِْٝ٘ذ (tanween). The additional vowel at the end of a word represents a ُ (noon saakinah). The ُ is not written but is only pronounced. e.g. ُ ذجغٍ - ذجغٍ The Arabic language is made up of خاَيم (words) and these words are of three types they are known as:
Asma Abdul-Qader Abdullah Al-Ani +1 more
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Al-Zahra: Journal for Islamic and Arabic Studies, 2020 This paper addresses the issue of teaching and learning the Arabic language for non-native speakers through its focus on an integrated vision of the means of communication.
Ahmed Safidin
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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]
پژوهشهای تفسیر تطبیقی, 2016 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 ...
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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]
مجلة جامعة الأنبار للعلوم الإسلامية, 2021 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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Comparative study of the attribution of "Zenb" and "Asghfar" to the Holy Prophet (pbuh) in the Quran from the perspective of Ayatollah Murafat and Fakhr Razi [PDF]
پژوهشهای تفسیر تطبیقی, 2017 Commentators and researchers of the Holy Quran have long studied infallibility as an important theological subject. The attribution of "sin and asking pardon of God" to the Holy Prophet of Islam which is mentioned in several verses of the Holy Quran is ...
Mojtaba Nouroozi, Amir Alipoor
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Barriers in Accessing Postpartum Mental Health Care and Coping Strategies Among Migrant and Refugee Women With Postpartum Depression [PDF]
Public Health ChallMigrant and refugee mothers experiencing postpartum depression (PPD) encounter interconnected cultural, linguistic, healthcare, financial, family, and immigration‐related barriers to help‐seeking. Nevertheless, family and partner support, spirituality, community networks, culturally relevant support, physical activities, and personal resilience provide
Sultana M, Ruhee R, Bhuiyan M, Hasan T.
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