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The Paradox of Concept or Conception in Qur'anic Discourse: Selected Models from Qur'anic Surahs
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The eloquence of brevity by deletion in the Holy Qur’an, Surah Muhammad as an example
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Religious Anthropology as an Epistemological Approach to Modernist Thought’s Engagement with the Qur’anic Text – An Analytical and Critical Study
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KUPI’s Gender Campaigns, Digital Activism, and a Counterpublic in the Making
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A Pragmatic Study of the Qur’anic Discourse of Divine Praise of the Prophet Muhammad : ﷺThe Verse “And indeed, you are of a great moral character” as a Model
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Exploring Vowel Epenthesis in Monosyllabic Words: A Perspective from Optimality Theory on Yemeni, Hijazi, and Quranic Arabic
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Reading strategy and interpretation mechanisms in Muhammad Shahrour’s Qur’anic reading through his book: “The Book and the Qur’an” - a critical analytical study-
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Ifá, Polygyny and Gender Politics: Interpreting Ambivalence in Yorùbá Marriage Culture
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Re-thinking inclusivity in music learning: The implications of multiple Ghanaian languages in Western-leaning music theory
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Policy and practice in South African courtrooms: A case study of Khelovedu language use and the perceptions of interpreters
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Revisiting the Approaches to Sustainable Development
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Traditional Readability Approaches in Sesotho and isiZulu
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Retraction notice to: A religious discourse on water and environmental conservation issues: An interfaith approach
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The act of explanation through Educational Rhetoric activity according to the pragmatic approach - Metaphor as a Model -
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A Systemic Approach to Digitalisation and Career Guidance Theories: An Integrative Analysis of Content and Process Paradigms
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Speech and Sentence : A Descriptive-Analytical Approach Between Classical Arabic Grammar and Modern Linguistic Perspectives
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Challenging Boundaries in Acts 8:26-40: Toward seeing “othered bodies” through Decolonial Feminist Eyes
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Chronicles of a Collective Claim to Religious Authority
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Nadar, Sarojini. Gender, Genocide, Gaza and the Book of Esther: Engaging Texts of Terror(ism). Oxon: Routledge, 2025.
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Selective Violence-Blindness in the Word and the World: Analysing Roots, Exploring Interventions
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Can African Women be Womanists?
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Alternate Expressions of Islam Through Film Videos in Kenya: Muslim Women Filmmakers Countering Social Exclusion in Kenya
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