دور اللغة الرمزية في الدين والثقافة: The Role of Symbolic Language in Religion and Culture
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2024
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Abstract
This article explores the role of symbolic language in religion and culture. Symbolic language is a tool used to convey complex religious and cultural concepts that cannot be easily expressed through ordinary language. The study investigates how symbols, metaphors, and figurative language contribute to the understanding of religious beliefs, practices, and rituals. It focuses on the cultural implications of symbolic language and its function in bridging the gap between the sacred and the secular. This analysis highlights the interplay between religious texts, cultural contexts, and language use, revealing how symbolic language shapes identity, worldview, and social interaction within religious communities. Through a review of literature and a comparative analysis of various religious traditions, the study underscores the universality and diversity of symbolic language in the religious and cultural spheres.
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| Authors | Dr. Imran Ali |
| Journal | Journal of Religious, Literary and Cultural Studies |
| Year | 2024 |
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