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  1 - Structural analysis of elevated Sabzkuh syncline in High Zagros
  yasser narimani   Elham Asadi Mehmandosti
  High Zagros zone located in the northeast of Zagros Fold-Thrust Belt and comprises of NW-trending thrust faults. In Sabzkuh area, these thrust faults as forethrust and backthrust have accompanied with positive and negative triangle zones. These zones cause formation of More

  High Zagros zone located in the northeast of Zagros Fold-Thrust Belt and comprises of NW-trending thrust faults. In Sabzkuh area, these thrust faults as forethrust and backthrust have accompanied with positive and negative triangle zones. These zones cause formation of the elevated Sabzkuh syncline on the hanging wall of the Dopoulan and Solaghan-Avardegan Fault as well as the Choghakhor embayment at footwalls of the Main Zagros and Solaghan-Avardegan faults. The horizontal bedding in the Ilam-Sarvak formations in the main faults footwall can be used as an evidence for the formation of the embayment. The elevated Sabzkuh syncline is associated with accommodation of limb wedge thrusts on the fold limbs. These structures show complexity of thrust faults geometry in the high Zagros and imply their initiation from the detachment horizons within the Lower Paleozoic/Hormoz Formation. Manuscript profile
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  2 - Cognitive miracles in syntactic meanings are the first part of the Holy Quran
  فریدون   اینانلو مرانلو
  Horizon of syntactic and semantic implications in first sections ( JUZE )of Quran. The aesthetic analysis of literary piece is not possible without attending to its syntactic, rhetorical and lexical specifications. Being rich in literary compoundsand having the most b More

  Horizon of syntactic and semantic implications in first sections ( JUZE )of Quran. The aesthetic analysis of literary piece is not possible without attending to its syntactic, rhetorical and lexical specifications. Being rich in literary compoundsand having the most beautiful figures of speech holy Quran provides a remarkably vast range of concepts. Actually, the syntactic implications of the holy verses of Quran, provid a vast spectrum of different issues and open a new page for individuals who are interested in Quranic researches and tell about another aspect of the elegance of this holy book. This is the same method on which of the revealed have relied on. In this research which has been carried out in a analytical-descriptive method, the researcher discusses various topics Such as implications and its types and instances of the increased syntactic changes in the translations, via meticulous analysis of some Quranic verses. Some of the research finding are presented below: When translating, interpreters more rely on the lexicon and compard with verbs and letters, the meaning range of names is more expansive, because the unique literature of Quran has various conceptual forms and in this regard, the end of the verses show more conceptual changes than the beginning oof the verses. Manuscript profile