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The paper explores the stylistic and rhetorical aspects of Prophet Muhammed ﷺ speeches by analyzing the selected hadiths via the most frequent and expressive lexical devices. Utilizing a mixed-method, i.e. blending of qualitative and quantitative ...

Over the recent decades, we can see an increase of environmental concern across the world, and the need to create standardized sustainable building system in order to reduce environmental burdens, and enhance the life spares. In this context, cons...

Noctes are one of the major tribes of Tirap District of Arunachal Pradesh. The present research work focuses on the customary practice of marriage, property and land rights and also the emerging dynamics with modernisation. In regards to marriage,...

Allama Muhammad Iqbal occupies a significant place in South Asian literary and intellectual history, not only for his philosophical contributions to Islamic thought but also for his deep engagement with the cultural and civilizational matrix of In...

The idea that a single, homogeneous "world culture" will emerge and cause the death of local cultural diversity is a contentious topic in social science and an unlikely outcome. Instead of an extinction event, globalization and technological advan...

This article analyzes the depiction of social relations in Uzbek and Turkish folk proverbs. It highlights how social values are promoted through proverbs.

The article presents an analysis of the importance of the role of spiritual and moral values in the social life of people in Islam today. The role of knowledge, kindness, gratitude and patience in Islamic culture in the life of people in society a...

The article discusses the theoretical views on the tradition of the teacher-disciple relationship in the teachings of Sufism in Islam and the issues of its application to the spiritual worldview of young people. The values in Sufism, as criteria o...

The problem of evil and suffering has been a longstanding concern within the Judeo-Christian tradition, especially in relation to divine justice. The Old Testament, particularly the stories of Job and Gideon in Judges 6:13, addresses these issues ...

This article examines the scholarly schools engaged in Avestan studies, their main orientations, research outcomes, and the criteria that distinguish these schools. It analyses the works on the Avesta by scholars such as Prods Oktor Skjærvø and Wi...