This paper is limited to highlight a selection of exegetical comments through which, from the 6th century until 12th, many Latin Church Fathers and theologians deciphered eastern shut door temple (porta clausa) revealed by Yahweh Ezekiel in prophetic vision. short study's select set complemented plentiful series similar stated other Greek-Eastern Late Antiquity Middle Ages, last not discussed h...

This paper examines, following an analytical and descriptive methodology, Akram Khan’s approaches towards Biblical sources in his commentary on Qur’an known as Tafsīrsoho Sharif (The Noble with Tafsīr), and, thereby, intends to understand methodology Qur’anic exegesis. Khan denies the acceptance of more than once work. Even he attacks authors narrators who narrated, or allowed them their works ...

This paper explores the meanings of ‘Body’ and ‘Spirit’ in relation to one of the most important personages in Hohodene cosmology, the spirit “Keeper of Sickness and Sorcery”, named Kuwai. [“Yurupary” in lingua geral] This Great Spirit is an extraordinarily complex synthesis of the Hohodene (and other Baniwa, northern Arawak-speaking peoples) worldview. His ‘Body’ was full of holes from which t...

This article examines the impact of traditional Tafsīr, exegesis Qur’an, on translation Qurʾanic text into English. Caught between authority tradition and sensitivity translating a sacred text, many translators refrain from practicing interpretation as an integral part process, whereas others defiantly dismiss en masse. The significance study lies in undermining over-reliance explanatory texts ...

after introducing three famous grammarians –ibn-e-malek, ibn-e- aqil and al-soyuti– the authors of this article try to compare and contrast the tow well-known explications of ibn–malek`s alfiyya, by ibn-e-aqil and al-soyuti. the authors refer to the similarities and differences between the two explications and give examples from both works. the main purpose of this article is introduce th...

The five basic senses of vision, taste, smell, hearing, and touch form the very crux of our ability to perceive, process, and integrate external cues. Is there, however, a sixth sense? Thoughts of a grimacing Bruce Willis aside, evidence suggests that pheromones may regulate instinctive behaviors in awide range of organisms, but whether this truly represents a distinct ‘‘sense’’ remains to be e...