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  1 - The verbal miracle of the Quran and the existence of the alien words in it
  Mohammad Amiri fatemeh mazbanpoor fatemeh mazbanpoor
  The discussion of the alien words in the Qur'an and its relation to the Quran's verbal miracle is one of the key issues. In this context, four perspectives can be expressed in terms of: 1. The viewpoints of opponents (deniers). 2- Dictionary view. 3- Viewers of the More

  The discussion of the alien words in the Qur'an and its relation to the Quran's verbal miracle is one of the key issues. In this context, four perspectives can be expressed in terms of: 1. The viewpoints of opponents (deniers). 2- Dictionary view. 3- Viewers of the contributors. 4. A moderate view. The moderate view that Abu Obaid Qassim bin Salam poses to actually modify the view of his professor Abu Obeidha, therefore, he says: "It seems to me right to take the sum of the two promises, that is, these alien words But the Arabs have defined them, they have emptied out of alien words, then the Qur'an has been revealed, so whoever says that these Arabic words are correct, and whoever says that they are alien are also correct. From the perspective of the viewers, the viewer's (3rd) views are stronger than all the chosen point of view. Manuscript profile
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  2 - Quran and Persian Vocabulary, Analysis and Criticism
  Mohammad Amiri
  This essay examines the Persian verses of the Quran and aims at analyzing the etymology of Persian vocabulary in the Quran and on what route have they entered the Quran? And what factors have led the Arabs to become acquainted with those words? And finally, how are thes More

  This essay examines the Persian verses of the Quran and aims at analyzing the etymology of Persian vocabulary in the Quran and on what route have they entered the Quran? And what factors have led the Arabs to become acquainted with those words? And finally, how are these words affected by the relationship with the Qur'an? Studies show that some Persian verses of the Quran belonged to the life of the royal kings and were used in aristocratic life situations. These vocabularies are: stebraq, Sonds, Sarabil, Marjan, Mesk, Zanjebil, Kas, Abrigh Sordaqa, Nirmagh, Zarabi, Abqiri, Araek, Abraghi, Zarabi, to commercial relations with the Quran. Some Persian phrases of the Qur'an were used in a religious position, such as:jonah, Magos, Afrit, Salib, and... The Persian words of the Sard, jond and... in the military position and the Persian vocabulary of Kanz ,Rezgh, and... were also used in economic situations. This vocabulary has come from direct or indirect paths based on Arabic and Persian language relations pre-Islamic due to trade, military, religious, and religious relations between the Arabs and Arabs in Arabic and, ultimately, the Qur'an. Manuscript profile
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  3 - Noor Analysis: A Benchmark Dataset for Evaluating Morphological Analysis Engines
  Huda Al-Shohayyeb Behrooz Minaei Mohammad Ebrahim Shenassa Sayyed Ali Hossayni
  The Arabic language has a very rich and complex morphology, which is very useful for the analysis of the Arabic language, especially in traditional Arabic texts such as historical and religious texts, and helps in understanding the meaning of the texts. In the morpholog More

  The Arabic language has a very rich and complex morphology, which is very useful for the analysis of the Arabic language, especially in traditional Arabic texts such as historical and religious texts, and helps in understanding the meaning of the texts. In the morphological data set, the variety of labels and the number of data samples helps to evaluate the morphological methods, in this research, the morphological dataset that we present includes about 22, 3690 words from the book of Sharia alـIslam, which have been labeled by experts, and this dataset is the largest in terms of volume and The variety of labels is superior to other data provided for Arabic morphological analysis. To evaluate the data, we applied the Farasa system to the texts and we report the annotation quality through four evaluation on the Farasa system. Manuscript profile