Negeri Kecil Di Negeri BesarStudi Tentang Upacara Ritual Komunitas Maiyah di Bantul Yogyakarta = A LITTLE COUNTRY WITHIN A BIG COUNTRY Study of Maiyah Community's Rites in Bantul Y... by Perpustakaan UGM, i-lib

A Comparative Semiology of Gholām-Hossein Sā'edi’s "Azā'dārān-e Bayal" and Franz Kafka’s "The Metamorphosis" by Mohammad Isazadeh HajiAgha, Arash Moshfeghi, Aziz Hojaji Kahjuq

“…The man who he describes is still embroiled in the superstitions and nonsense of such a backward society. The Mourners of Bayal, in fact is one of the most prominent and, as some critics say, the best forearm, depicts of such a society in its various dimensions. …”
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Textual Invention and Quotation by Primož Vitez

“…Sacred texts, for instance. A prayer (e.g. The Lord’s Prayer) is a text of such kind. …”
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Teaching English to Young Moslem Learners: Lessons Learned from an Expanding Circle Country by Dedi Irwansyah

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Criticism and Analysis of Arabic Translations of Khayyam's Rubaiyat (Quatrains) by Majid Salehbek

“…It is for this reason that Fitzgerald and his translation, under the influence of the dominant culture and the special position of Great Britain and its undisputed power in the 19th century, have a contemptuous view of the Eastern culture; to the extent that he considered meddling in the works of Iranian poets, including Khayyam, as a source of his entertainment, he stated that they do not have the qualities of a poet and need a little art. …”
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Leisure and religious activity participation and mental health: gender analysis of older adults in Nepal by Kai Ichiro, Saito Tami, Gautam Ramraj

“…</p> <p>Results</p> <p>Saying prayers (B = -2.75; p < 0.005), watching television and listening to the radio (B = -1.88; p < 0.05), and participating in physical activity (B = -1.05; p < 0.05) correlated to lower depression for older men, but only watching television and listening to the radio (B = -2.68; p < 0.005) related to lower rates of depression for women. …”
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Popular religion in Norwich with special reference to the evidence of wills, 1370-1532 by Tanner, N, Tanner, N. P.

“…He used them, almost exclusively, as evidence that various things happened: for example, as evidence that a certain hermit lived in the city, or that a particular person was buried in one of the friaries. …”