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The Interaction of Sound and Meaning in Qur’ānic Words: A Tonal Approach
Muslims believe that the Qur’ān is the Speech of God with all its sound and sense. The association of the sound with Divine speech triggers the anticipation that the sound and meaning in the Qur’ān have to be intertwined. This expectation is heightened since according to a vast majority of Muslim sc...
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Department of Religious Studies
2020
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