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The role of context in the interpretationRabbani, 2002
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- Rabbani M
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- Qru’anic Reserches
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ذلاح ٍلاث نبوشلاـم ٍلاو، تلاػا ذلاح هلاػبىم، شئبٔؿ ٍث داشم: ذوا ٍتفگ ذَبزم ي عبجٓ هث للهاذجٓ صا اس نبلاـٔا دشلاو ُٓو ٓلبٔت ْاذخ، ذىىو تسبغ نبـٔاشث ذىتػاًخ نبوبملؼم، ْذوسيآ ْذََ ي، ْذوذمآ: ٍلًل. نبٕث هٔا «ةًلملا ًْمت هم بُّوبف للهاشئبٔؿ مِّٔٔ هم ي» ّشلاؿ ملبلأم، شئبٔؿ ٍث داشم، ٍتفگ ءبٌٓ.: تػا نآ ٓىٔم ي. تػا «للها …
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