Islamic Studies of Orientalists

Islamic Studies of Orientalists

Islamic Studies of Orientalists

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Critique of Charles Virolood's view on Fatemeh Al-Zahra (PBUH), based on the article "The Myth of Fatima, Daughter of Muhammad (PBUH)"
A Study of Neuwirth Literary Approach in Quran Text Analysis
A Critique of James Darmesteter 's Views on the Belief in Mahdaviiyah
A New Reading of the Compilation of the Quran during the Caliphate Era, with Emphasis on the Critique and Review of Orientalists' Opinions
A Reanalysis of the Thematic and Character Study of the Leiden Encyclopedia of the Quran Based on Content Analysis Method
A Critical Study of Orientalists' Perspectives on the Non- revelatory Origin of the Qur'an and Its Comparison with Neuwirth's Approach
A Critique and analysis of Shiite-related topics in the entry of "Imamate" in the Encyclopedia of Islam (Leiden)
Current Issue: Volume 5, Issue 8, September 2025, Pages 9-171 

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