جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "sham" در نشریات گروه "علوم قرآن و حدیث"

The structuralist theory is one of the contemporary linguistic theories for the correct understanding of words, which has a comprehensive look at written works and because of this, you can get to know different angles of the text. In this theory, language signs have two parts, form and content, which serve as a single thing in the service of the concept of speech Therefore, to examine literary works, not only the content and meaning can be considered, but also how the meaning is expressed at its different levels. Finally, a general evaluation of the literary work should be done Therefore, the application of the structuralist theory regarding a valuable sermon such as Hazrat Zainab’s sermon, peace be upon her, in Syria, makes its enlightening points more and more prominent. The upcoming essay, with the aim of getting to know more about the mentioned sermon, aims to answer this question, do the components of the theory of structuralism correspond to this sermon? Or at what level is the coherence and harmony between the form and content of the sermon? The research method is a descriptive-analytical method based on library sources. In this way, first the text of the said sermon was brought and then its various phonetic, lexical, syntactic and rhetorical dimensions were structurally analyzed. The results of the research indicate that the elements of the linguistic structure of the sermon, according to its time requirements, have evidential and argumentative highlights. And the subtleties of the science of meanings and ....,

Sham (the classical Arabic name for Syria) has been populated by the adherents of different Islamic sects ever since the coming of Islam. Shiite sects have also been living in this territory since the early centuries after Hegira; even they have sometimes succeeded in establishing Shiite governments. Jabal Amel once was one of the most important academic centers for Shiite jurisprudence. These considerations are indicative of the utmost importance of the examination of the history and beliefs of this territory. One of the ways in which one can study the history, society, and the beliefs of the people of a region, is to take its holy shrines and sacred places into account. Thus, the present writing is concerned to consider the most important tombs of different Shiite sects. The paper is divided into four parts, each of which is concerned with the tombs of one sect: the first part is concerned with the tombs of Twelvers; the second with the tombs of Alevis; the third with the tombs of Ismailis; and the fourth with the tombs of Hurufis. Discussing the center of every sect, each part has been concerned with a brief introduction of its holy tombs. Finally, two considerations have been made about the significance of the study of these tombs.