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Face and Nonverbal Communication in the Qur anice Doctrines

Dr. Ali Lutfi Page 8

In the Qur’ânic doctrines the nonverbal communications, such as anger, fury, indignation, and look are explicitly or implicitly regarded asimportant. Remarkable points have been mentioned for eye contacts,including chaste look, gazing while noticing an astonishing andsometimes frightening phenomenon, and humiliating look. As weepingrepresents overwhelming emotions and sentiments which are mentionedin the Qur‘ân at the time of love and passion, sorrow and grief,deception and trick, and repentance, laughing also represents delightand joy in nonverbal communication. Laughing is one of the mostefficient signs of nonverbal communications with others. Among therecommendations to the believers is to show your joy and delight onyour face, and hide your sorrow and grief in your heart.

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The Literary Tradition of Aghaziyya and its Variations in the Quran

Ghulam Reza Maruf Page 29

Sacred scriptures usually begin with one type of such phrasings as tasmiya (pronouncing the Divine names), praise, or supplication. This beginning is called âghâziyya (exordium). The Qur’ân’s exordium can be examined from two holistic and atomistic perspectives: first of all, Sûrat al-Fâtiḥa, which incorporates these three structures respectively, is regarded as the most beautiful exordium for the whole Qur’ân.The exordiums at the beginning of the chapters of the Qur’ân are varied and have had an undeniable impact on Persian and Arabic literature.

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Difference in Readings of the Disconnected Letters

Amir Salamani Rahimi Page 50

Difference in readings of the disconnected letters (al-ḥurûf al-muqaṭṭa‘a) is an issue unattended to except in the sources of the early scholars. Among the outcomes of paying attention to this category are discourses such as exploring into the causes of difference in readings, the number of the verses, and even legal rulings such as regarding some disconnected letters as comprising one or two verses. Also, the difference in dialects can be the main factor in reading the disconnected letters in different ways.

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Interaction of Science and Religion from the Viewpoint

Mohammadkazem Alavi, Narges Sabor Page 60

Talking about science and religion has since long ago been of much interest to the learned scholars, especially the philosophers. ‘Allâma Ṭabâṭabâ’î, from among the Muslim interpreters and thinkers in the present century, has elaborated on the relation between this relationship in his precious remarks and admitted to their interaction by removing theconflicts stated in these two areas. Denying the existence of a real conflict between science and religion, he believes that an apparent conflict may exist between science and religion, but it is removable. He proposes four solutions in this regard: he resolved the conflict of the flatness of the earth by literal elaboration (taṣarruf) on the Qur’ânic verses, the moon’s luminosity by spiritual elaboration on the verses; the conflict of theevolution theory with religious thought by not regarding scientific findings as warranted; and the attribution of mental and physical diseases to Satan by philosophical elucidations.

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Critique of Hermeneutics from the Viewpoint of Context Theory

Sayyid Ḥ, Usayn Kanani Page 81

The context (siyâq) theory is a fundamental and comprehensive viewpoint in the formation of spoken and written texts. For this reason, it is regarded as important in the semantics and interpretation of texts. This theory may be used in analysis and criticizing the viewpoints of other fields. This article analyzes and critically reviews hermeneutics inauthor-oriented, text-oriented, and interpreter-oriented fields from the viewpoint of context theory and draws the conclusion that: context (siyâq) is the comprehensive viewpoint of all the above three fields.

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Laugh and Weep in the Verses of the Holy Qurân

Mohammadreza Ataee Page 96

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A Study of the Developments and Functions of the Judiciary Institution in the Early Centuries of Islam

Abotaleb Soltanian Page 111

One of the basic ideals of Islam has been to implement justice in the society. Therefore, the initial core of an institution called dîvân-i qaḍâ (judiciary council) was gradually formed in the field of Islamic rule, and developed with the expansion of Islamic civilization. However, this institution has not been sufficiently examined in view of its structureand theoretical considerations and as to what changes it has undergone in its development course. In this article, the process of the structural and theoretical developments of this institution in early centuries of Islam is examined and the way it functions is analyzed. To make a more accurate and comprehensive study, each of this institution’s constituent

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Religious Teachings in Seven Exploits of Rustam

Asie Zabih Nia, Hosein Bardkhoni Page 133

Intellectual infrastructures of a literary work represent the planner’sknowledge and intuition. Shâhnâma is one of the selected literary worksin which the ideological dimensions of the author’s personality, as aShî‘a poet, is quite manifest. Many of the religious teachings offered inShâhnâma are directly originated from the Qur’ân. These componentsare noteworthy both in roots of religion such as: theism, monotheism,return to God, and justice and in branches of religion such as: prayer,jihâd (holy strive), and enjoining the good. This article mainly includesa research on haft khân-i Rustam (seven exploits of Rustam) from theideological and religious point of view and is written in the librarianstyle (based on sources and references), with the research findingspresented in a descriptive form. The haft khân-i Rustam has frequentlybeen dealt with and analyzed from different literary perspectives, but itsreligious teachings have been neglected; thus, this article can be helpfulfrom this viewpoint.

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