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The Doomsday argument and the self-indication assumption: reply to Olum
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The Doomsday Argument and the self-indication assumption: Reply to Odum
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The Doomsday Scenario Depicted by Frau Ava: The Question of Sources
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Future agriculture and food supply chain - not even doomsday preppers got it right
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The future past of travel: adventure tourism supporting humans living on the edge of existence
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Kur’ân’da Kozmik Kıyamet ile Hesap Gününün İç İçeliği ve Yoruma Etkisi
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Alâüddevle Simnânî’nin Tasavvufî Eğitim Anlayışı Bağlamında Âhiret
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Robert Ludlum's THE HADES FACTOR : A Covert-One Novel /
Published 2001“…An unknown doomsday virus has claimed the lives of four people - including the fiancee of Covert-One's Lt Col. …”
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Amtsal Kiamat Menurut Penafsiran Al-Zamakhsyari
Published 2022-06-01“…In detail, this study shows that: (a) The interpretation of the doomsday proverbs in Surah Al-Ma'arij verses 8-9 by Al-Zamakhsyari shows the proverbs in the verse to explain the awesomeness of the Day of Judgment, the proverbs in this verse compare the sky with something melting, and comparing the mountains with cotton or feathers blown by the wind, (b) The interpretation of the doomsday proverb in Al-Qari'ah verses 4-5 according to Al-Zamakhsyari shows the proverb in the verse to give an overview of the conditions when the Day of Judgment occurs, the proverb in this verse compares humans with weak animals, and compares the mountains with feathers that are blown by the wind, (c) The interpretation of the doomsday proverb in Al-Qamar verse 7 according to Al-Zamakhsyari shows that the proverb in this verse is a description of the number of people, from the first to the last created, all will be gathered on the day he rises from the grave.…”
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Review of Translation of Sura Al-Qara’a based on its Linguistic Context: A Case Study of Translations by Fouladvand and Makarem-eh Shirazi
Published 2019-08-01“…Linguistic context is a general concept that consists of four levels of lexical, grammatical (syntactic), rhetorical, and phonetic layers. …”
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Evaluation of Contemporary Persian Translations of the Holy Quran (The Case of the word ‘‘Hashr’’)
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