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The Encyclopaedic Cross-Reference Dictionary of the Quran: Arabic-Arabic-English المقدمة فقط: A First Quranic Dictionary Mixing the Traditional Arabic ... and the Non-Arabic Alphabetical Order by Gatie Niema Al-Hilfy is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

What is The Encyclopaedic Cross-Reference Dictionary of the Quran: Arabic-Arabic-English المقدمة فقط: A First Quranic Dictionary Mixing the Traditional Arabic ... and the Non-Arabic Alphabetical Order about?

This Arabic - Arabic - English Dictionary of the Quran is the first of its kind ever, since no dictionary on Earth has adopted mixing the two systems, namely, the traditional Arabic root system and the non-Arabic alphabetical order . As for authoritative monolingual Arabic-Arabic Quranic Dictionaries , there is none that deals with "bare" words as such ; rather they deal with alfaz lit. "utterances", i.e derivatives . As for mixing the two systems, the Dictionary has no rival even among the purely linguistic ones or rather the only one, namely, Al-Wasit. As for other bilingual Arabic-English dictionaries of the Quran, the most famous one is that by the orientalist Penrice of 1873 which is a small and biased dictionary. The second one is that by Al-Nadawi, an Indian Muslim Scholar. Both dictionaries are Arabic-English with no "third explanatory extra Arabic language ". Furthermore, none is cross-referenced .This Arabic-Arabic- English Dictionary can be, therefore, of great help to English -speaking readers as well as Arabic-speaking ones who do not need from now onwards, for the first time in the history of Arabic lexicography, to think of the root of the Arabic word though this ver

Who reads The Encyclopaedic Cross-Reference Dictionary of the Quran: Arabic-Arabic-English المقدمة فقط: A First Quranic Dictionary Mixing the Traditional Arabic ... and the Non-Arabic Alphabetical Order?

It is typically read by self-directed learners exploring a subject in depth.

Common subject areas: history, science, philosophy, social sciences.

Author
Gatie Niema Al-Hilfy
Publisher
Independently published
Published
2021
Language
EN
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Language Learning, Arabic Language Reference, Language

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