The study is to analyze Islamic entries in three major English dictionaries; Oxford Dictionary of English (ODE), Merriam-Webster?s Advanced Learners?Dictionary (MWALED), and Macquarie Australian National Dictionary (MAND). The three dictionaries are used the object of this study because they represent the major varieties of English besides the existence of a great number of new Englishness emerges around the globe. The selected entries are in accordance to Islamic sciences such as theology, Islamic Jurisprudence, Quranic exegesis, hadith Science, Islamic mysticism and Islamic History. Inappropriate and inaccurate or misleading definitions given by the dictionaries are identified and analyzed, then they will be examined according to definiti...
In the mid-twentieth century, there were about half a million English words which doubled at the tur...
Islamic English is the English Language modified to enable it to carry Islamic proper nouns and mean...
The Oxford Dictionary of Islam, edited by John Esposito, Oxford University Press, 2004. Designed fo...
The study is to analyze Islamic entries in three major English dictionaries; Oxford Dictionary of En...
Dictionaries are designed to meet the needs of their users. The presence of dictionaries that addres...
Dictionaries are designed to meet the needs of their users. The presence of dictionaries that addres...
Dictionaries are designed to meet the needs of their users. The presence of dictionaries that addres...
Some words have different semantic values from one community to the other. The fact that the English...
This article investigates the treatment of vocabulary items relating to Islam and the Arab world in ...
This paper aims to highlight how meanings in English dictionaries differ from the meanings held by M...
This paper aims to highlight how meanings in English dictionaries differ from the meanings held by M...
Al-Munjid's dictionary is often used by the majority of Muslims in the world because it is considere...
On account of their practically unchallenged status as guardians of objective knowledge, dictionarie...
On account of their practically unchallenged status as guardians of objective knowledge, dictionarie...
In the mid-twentieth century, there were about half a million English words which doubled at the tur...
In the mid-twentieth century, there were about half a million English words which doubled at the tur...
Islamic English is the English Language modified to enable it to carry Islamic proper nouns and mean...
The Oxford Dictionary of Islam, edited by John Esposito, Oxford University Press, 2004. Designed fo...
The study is to analyze Islamic entries in three major English dictionaries; Oxford Dictionary of En...
Dictionaries are designed to meet the needs of their users. The presence of dictionaries that addres...
Dictionaries are designed to meet the needs of their users. The presence of dictionaries that addres...
Dictionaries are designed to meet the needs of their users. The presence of dictionaries that addres...
Some words have different semantic values from one community to the other. The fact that the English...
This article investigates the treatment of vocabulary items relating to Islam and the Arab world in ...
This paper aims to highlight how meanings in English dictionaries differ from the meanings held by M...
This paper aims to highlight how meanings in English dictionaries differ from the meanings held by M...
Al-Munjid's dictionary is often used by the majority of Muslims in the world because it is considere...
On account of their practically unchallenged status as guardians of objective knowledge, dictionarie...
On account of their practically unchallenged status as guardians of objective knowledge, dictionarie...
In the mid-twentieth century, there were about half a million English words which doubled at the tur...
In the mid-twentieth century, there were about half a million English words which doubled at the tur...
Islamic English is the English Language modified to enable it to carry Islamic proper nouns and mean...
The Oxford Dictionary of Islam, edited by John Esposito, Oxford University Press, 2004. Designed fo...