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Spiritual Gems The Mystical Quran Commentary Ascribed By The Sufis To Imam Jafar Alsadiq D 148765 A Bilingual Arabicenglish Jafar Alsadiq

Name: Spiritual Gems The Mystical Quran Commentary Ascribed By The Sufis To Imam Jafar Alsadiq D 148765 A Bilingual Arabicenglish Jafar Alsadiq
SKU: BELL-38511272
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.8 (44 reviews)

SKU: BELL-38511272

Spiritual Gems The Mystical Quran Commentary Ascribed By The Sufis To Imam Jafar Alsadiq D 148765 A Bilingual Arabicenglish Jafar Alsadiq

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Spiritual Gems The Mystical Quran Commentary Ascribed By The Sufis To Imam Jafar Alsadiq D 148765 A Bilingual Arabicenglish Jafar Alsadiq instant download after payment.

Publisher: Fons Vitae

File Extension: PDF

File size: 11.11 MB

Pages: 189

Author: Jafar al-Sadiq, Farhana Mayer

ISBN: 9781891785306, 1891785303

Language: English

Year: 2011

Edition: A Bilingual Arabic-English

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Spiritual Gems The Mystical Quran Commentary Ascribed By The Sufis To Imam Jafar Alsadiq D 148765 A Bilingual Arabicenglish Jafar Alsadiq by Jafar Al-sadiq, Farhana Mayer 9781891785306, 1891785303 instant download after payment.

The Arabic follows the text of Paul Nwyia's edition, including the lack of markings on the Arabic text of the Qur'an, per the request of the translator. Paul Nwyia came from a generation of scholars who subscribed to the notion that all the text in a manuscript, including Qur'anic passages, should match the manuscript text exactly. The majority of modern scholars in the field, however, no longer hold this view; rather, they believe that tafsir scholars would not have objected to the later addition of diacritical marks to the Qur'anic text as necessary, and in fact, would have expected this to be done. This is because they did not consider the Qur'anic passages as part of their own work; these passages could then be altered according to the received text of the Qur'an. The evidence for this view can be found in a number of texts on manuscript editing.