“Journal of the Academy of the Arabic Language” opens windows to language, literature, and criticism in its 114th issue
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The Jordan Academy of Arabic continues to enrich the Arab library with specialized research and studies, with the release of the 114th issue of its peer-reviewed scientific journal, which brings together studies in language, literature, criticism, and Quranic studies, with the participation of a group of researchers and academics.
The new issue presents a collection of research papers in which issues of language intersect with literature, text, and thought, including the study “The Geography of Ruin and its Role in Shaping Artistic Visions: A Comparative Study,” and the research “Arabic Among the Languages of the World.”
In the field of literature and text, the issue examines the experience of poet Qassim Haddad through the study “Text and Writing in Qassim Haddad: A Research into Concepts: Qabr Qassim as a Model,” while Quranic studies are present through the research “The Symmetry Between the Verses of Surah An-Nisa and Al-Ma'idah and their Counterparts in the Quranic System: An Analytical Study.”
The issue also includes a semantic grammatical study titled “The Temporal Event Stage in the Arabic Language,” thereby expanding the map of topics presented by the journal between issues of language, text, literature, and the Quranic system.
The new issue reaffirms the role of the Jordan Academy of Arabic journal as a peer-reviewed scientific platform for researchers and a space for publishing studies related to Arabic, its sciences, and its literature, and for deepening academic dialogue on language, heritage, and Arab thought.
