With regard to research on the notion of ḍamīr in the religious and philosophical works of some modern Muslim writers in Egypt, this article investigates the semantic history of the word. Classical Islamic usages are examined as well as medieval and modern Bible Arabic. The author finds that in the coining of ḍamīr as the preferred word for conscience in modern Arabic, Islamic and Christian impulses have interacted – with developments in Christian Arabic in the nineteenth century as a major influence
The idea that the word “literature” (edebiyat) was derived from the Arabic word of “edeb” gained a p...
IN MUSLIM THEOLOGICAL discourse, the terms used to discuss the question of free will versus divine p...
Following a socio-linguistic survey of the Arabic terms which can be used to translate the word \u20...
With regard to research on the notion of ḍamīr in the religious and philoso-phical works of some mod...
There has been extensive use of the modern Arabic word damir for the English word conscience. An inv...
Following the Islamic conquests of the Middle East, Christians living in Iraq and the surrounding re...
The present paper is concerned with the complex and heterogeneous virtue known as ḥilm, “judiciousne...
Semantics examines topics and phenomena such as semantic change and the factors leading to these cha...
This paper explores the interrelationship between culture, language and communication. English langu...
No other idea than “religion” needs more to be qualified and recognized into the legal categories, i...
The Arabic term al-âaql / âintelligence/understanding/ reasonâ is one among half-a-dozen of the most...
The concept of Syūrā is one of the concepts existed in the Qur'an, and it is monumentalized by Allah...
The aim of this study is to reveal the role of religious, political and cultural factors on the way ...
The thesis focuses on the civilizational message of Islam, and identifying the position of the Arabi...
This article intends to study the adaptation of the terms laicism, secularism and laïcité in Arabic ...
The idea that the word “literature” (edebiyat) was derived from the Arabic word of “edeb” gained a p...
IN MUSLIM THEOLOGICAL discourse, the terms used to discuss the question of free will versus divine p...
Following a socio-linguistic survey of the Arabic terms which can be used to translate the word \u20...
With regard to research on the notion of ḍamīr in the religious and philoso-phical works of some mod...
There has been extensive use of the modern Arabic word damir for the English word conscience. An inv...
Following the Islamic conquests of the Middle East, Christians living in Iraq and the surrounding re...
The present paper is concerned with the complex and heterogeneous virtue known as ḥilm, “judiciousne...
Semantics examines topics and phenomena such as semantic change and the factors leading to these cha...
This paper explores the interrelationship between culture, language and communication. English langu...
No other idea than “religion” needs more to be qualified and recognized into the legal categories, i...
The Arabic term al-âaql / âintelligence/understanding/ reasonâ is one among half-a-dozen of the most...
The concept of Syūrā is one of the concepts existed in the Qur'an, and it is monumentalized by Allah...
The aim of this study is to reveal the role of religious, political and cultural factors on the way ...
The thesis focuses on the civilizational message of Islam, and identifying the position of the Arabi...
This article intends to study the adaptation of the terms laicism, secularism and laïcité in Arabic ...
The idea that the word “literature” (edebiyat) was derived from the Arabic word of “edeb” gained a p...
IN MUSLIM THEOLOGICAL discourse, the terms used to discuss the question of free will versus divine p...
Following a socio-linguistic survey of the Arabic terms which can be used to translate the word \u20...