Quranic Sciences and Tradition

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Rereading the Meaning of the Quranic Phrase “Wa Dhannoun-a Idh Dhahab-a Mughādiban Fazann-a ʾan Lan Naqdir-a ʾAlayh…” and Criticizing its Interpretations

Analyzing Hisham bin Salem’s Narrations in Authority of Imam Sadiq (as), According to the style of his Hadith Books

The Word “Mithl” in the Qur’an and Its Challenging Verses (āyāt al-Taḥaddī)

Discourse Analysis of Surah Yusuf with Emphasis on the Word “Taʾwīl” Based on Norman Fairclough’s Model

The Role of Asbāb al-Nuzūl in Understanding and Translating the Qur’an A Case Study of Surah Al-Baqarah

Orthography and Reading (Qirāʾāt) of Manuscript Arabe 1572a-328c

A Historical Approach to the Phrase “Ḥāʾik ibn Ḥāʾik” in Sermon 19 of Nahj al-Balāgha

A Textual and Sanad Analysis of the Sahl Khorasani Hadith Regarding Aiding the Imam (AS)

Phenomenology of Quranic Interpretation Analyzing the Historicity of Quranic Exegesis with Emphasis on Heidegger’s Ontological Approach

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