Add to ORKGThe speculation on the fact that Quranic language consists of 'ajam or non-Arab languages as well as dialects (lahjah, qira'āt) has been an issue on the matter of Quranic language. Yet, the Koran confirms itself that it was revealed as “lisānin arabiyyin mubīnin”. This paper aims at describing the terminology. It can be concluded that “Lisān Araby” is a mixture of Arabic eastern and western dialects. The nonArabic languages (‘ajam) have adapted the Arabic pattern and structure thus they has fused with Arabic, known as lahjah or Quraish dialects
This study examines the linguistic structure in the "yat’aqaboon fi:kum mala’ika” (lit. Angels take ...
Martin R. Zammit, A Comparative Lexical Study of Quranic Arabic. Brill, Handbook of Oriental Studie...
AbstractArabicization is one of the linguistic issues that has been handled carefully by the linguis...
The speculation on the fact that Quranic language consists of 'ajam or non-Arab languages as well a...
The speculation on the fact that Quranic language consists of 'ajam or non-Arab languages as well as...
This study aims at finding out non-Arabic vocabulary in the Qur'an and the perspectives of one of th...
This study aims at finding out non-Arabic vocabulary in the Qur'an and the perspectives of one of th...
This journal discusses the existence of al-muarrab pronunciations in learning the Qur'an from the hi...
This study aims to explain the theological dimensions that arise due to the presence of non-Arabic v...
The Al-Qur'an was revealed by Allah SWT in Arabic according to the language of the Prophet Muhammad ...
This research aims to describe non-Arabic languages in the Qur’an according to the scholars who agre...
As already known that the Arab nation is composed of several clans or tribes with one language, name...
One of the issues debated by Arab linguists and interpreters of the Quran is whether all the words i...
Arthur Jeffery in his book The Foreign Vocabulary of The Quran states that there are non-Arabic lang...
The Quran in Arabic is unmatched and irreplaceable due to cross-cultural gaps as well as linguistic ...
This study examines the linguistic structure in the "yat’aqaboon fi:kum mala’ika” (lit. Angels take ...
Martin R. Zammit, A Comparative Lexical Study of Quranic Arabic. Brill, Handbook of Oriental Studie...
AbstractArabicization is one of the linguistic issues that has been handled carefully by the linguis...
The speculation on the fact that Quranic language consists of 'ajam or non-Arab languages as well a...
The speculation on the fact that Quranic language consists of 'ajam or non-Arab languages as well as...
This study aims at finding out non-Arabic vocabulary in the Qur'an and the perspectives of one of th...
This study aims at finding out non-Arabic vocabulary in the Qur'an and the perspectives of one of th...
This journal discusses the existence of al-muarrab pronunciations in learning the Qur'an from the hi...
This study aims to explain the theological dimensions that arise due to the presence of non-Arabic v...
The Al-Qur'an was revealed by Allah SWT in Arabic according to the language of the Prophet Muhammad ...
This research aims to describe non-Arabic languages in the Qur’an according to the scholars who agre...
As already known that the Arab nation is composed of several clans or tribes with one language, name...
One of the issues debated by Arab linguists and interpreters of the Quran is whether all the words i...
Arthur Jeffery in his book The Foreign Vocabulary of The Quran states that there are non-Arabic lang...
The Quran in Arabic is unmatched and irreplaceable due to cross-cultural gaps as well as linguistic ...
This study examines the linguistic structure in the "yat’aqaboon fi:kum mala’ika” (lit. Angels take ...
Martin R. Zammit, A Comparative Lexical Study of Quranic Arabic. Brill, Handbook of Oriental Studie...
AbstractArabicization is one of the linguistic issues that has been handled carefully by the linguis...