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Study of al-mushakalah (homonyms) in the qur’an translated into yoruba
The Qur’an had played a great role on the languages of the world, and the Yoruba language (Southwestern Nigeria) is not an exemption. The paper looked into the Qur’an with its characteristic features, its influence on the Arabic language and the view of scholars on its translation. lt studied the rh...
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