| 1. | The Representation of Subaltern Identity in the New Arabic Novel: The Case of the Novel Chicago | |
| Pages 1-22 | ||
| Mohammad Ali Azarshab; Fatima Araji | ||
| 2. | General Themes and their Effect on Movashehat Prosody | |
| Pages 23-42 | ||
| Isa Ibrahim Fares | ||
| 3. | Motion verbs in the Holy Quran from the perspective of cognitive linguistics: The case of “ata” (i.e. to come) | |
| Pages 43-62 | ||
| Nadia Dadpour; Sayyed Mohammadreza Ibnorrasool; hadaegh Rezaei | ||
| 4. | Migration in the Mystic Poetry | |
| Pages 63-82 | ||
| Ali Dayoub; Wafik Sleiten | ||
| 5. | A Paleontological Approach to the Antithetical and Opposite Concepts in the Holy Quran | |
| Pages 83-98 | ||
| Reza Mohammadi; Mohammadi Jafar Asgari | ||
| 6. | The Eloquence of Silence in Taha Hussein’s Al-Ayyam (The Days) | |
| Pages 99-120 | ||
| Rooh allah Nasiri | ||
| 7. | Innovations from Natural to Artificiality in "Tbkat al Sha'ra'a" and "Al Bade'e" by Ibn al- Mu'taz | |
| Pages 121-146 | ||
| Wadha Ahmed Youness; Mostafa Ahmed Alhasan | ||