Volume 37 Issue 46
Published: 2007-06-01
Contents
Article
Abu Layla’s Linguistic Narrations In Al – Ayn
Abd-AlAzizz Abdullah
Abu Layla is one of the old linguists who contributed greatly in linguistics. Some of his narrations were found in some references especially in dictionaries such (AlAyn) which was written by...
DOI: 10.33899/radab.2007.33612
Research Paper
The Impact of the Use of the Language Laboratory on the Development of the Students' Speaking Skills: An Empirical Study
Huseen Ahmad, Asmaa Qasim
The current research aims at discovering the impact, of the use of the two strategies audio/tape recorder and audiovisual/ video tape in the language laboratory7 on the development of the students'...
DOI: 10.33899/radab.2007.33661
The Spread of Shāf’i School in Arabian and Islamic Regions28
Natik Matloob
This research is an attempt to tackle subjective and objective factors beyond the spread of Shfi school in Arabian and Islamic regions. We emphasize the role of pioneers and their students...
DOI: 10.33899/radab.2007.33626
The Use of the Diminutive in English and Arabic
Yousif Fathi, Nabil Ali
The present study concentrates on the use of diminutive in English and Arabic. It states that every language has its devices of forming diminutives and defining them. It also shows that the use of...
DOI: 10.33899/radab.2007.33669
The Political Relations Between Armeenia Minor Kingdom and the Neighbouring Islamic States
Alla Kadawy
The study deals with the relation between Armeenia kingdom and Islamic powers. It tsckles the political conditions of Armeenia in the second half of the Fifth Century-Hijra./ The Eleventh Century....
DOI: 10.33899/radab.2007.33623
Fate and Nature and the Creation of Tragic Sense in Some of Hardy’s Novels
Huda Saleh, Raad Saleh
The indifference and hostility of Fate and Nature are the characterstic common in Hardy's novels; inevitable suffering overwhelms the life of the character in Hardy's novels. In his novels Fate and...
DOI: 10.33899/radab.2007.33675
Perversity in Edgar Allan Poe’s The Black Cat
Nahla Younis
Edgar Allan Poe (1909-1949), the American writer believes that man is driven into evil and violence by some motive which he cannot understand or anticipate. This need to do evil Poe placed in the...
DOI: 10.33899/radab.2007.33678
The Spreading of Shāfi’i Mazhab in The Islamic East During The 3rd and 4th Hijra Centuries
Abd-alkader Al-Zubaidy
Though there were many other mazhabs, the Shfii one school of jurisprudence became dominant in the Islamic East due to the travels of the East Scholars. Their journeys to Iraq and Egypt where it...
DOI: 10.33899/radab.2007.33603
The Invisible Node
Baliqis Rashd
Coronals are said to have a special status among other types of consonants. This fact is based on the belief that they lack a Place node underlyingly. In this paper, such factual statements are...
DOI: 10.33899/radab.2007.33683
Israeli Strategy of Water Resources and the Arab Water Security
Saad Aziz
The Israeil ambitions in the Arab countries and their water resources dateback to the establishment of the Zionist movement . This movement considered water as a strategic factor in esdablishing...
DOI: 10.33899/radab.2007.33644
Jêrusalèm in Abi-Shama Al-Maqdisy’s book “Al-Roudation”
Abdallah Al-Thaher
The Crusades increased the enthusiasm of Mouslims in Palestine and the Islamic World. Poets began to transfer the people's rage to provoke others. Among the poets who wrote about this were...
DOI: 10.33899/radab.2007.33617
The Hereafter Spatial Comparison in Soorat Al-Wakiah Rhetorical descriptive study
Assma Al-Kattab
Place is considered an important element of stability and tranquility of all creation. Man realized this process since his creation and appearence on the surface of the earth. So he took it as...
DOI: 10.33899/radab.2007.33605
Intonation as a Cohesive Device in English with Reference to Arabic
Mohamed-Basil K. Al-Azzawi, Dalia Najeeb
It is a common truth that the way we say something can be just as important in conveying a message as the words we use to say it Intonation means "the melody of speech, the changing pitch of the...
DOI: 10.33899/radab.2007.33687
Associative Meaning in English Proverbs With their Arabic Equivalents
Anis Naoom
All meanings create associations of some kind or another. Associations, however, are the result of certain specific situations that frame interactions in real social settings. The interpreting...
DOI: 10.33899/radab.2007.33691
Interjections in French and English: A Comparative Study
Tawfik Abd Allah, Safwan Thnoon
This research tries to find a classification of interjections in English and French. The data chosen are taken from literary texts, internet, cartoons and children magazines. We shall show that...
DOI: 10.33899/radab.2007.33695
The Mobile Libraries: Their Definition, Aims, the Way of Their Implementation, and Requirements of Their foundation.
Saad Ismail
The research aims at demonstrating the imporance of the mobile library in disseminating the cultural, social and hygenic knowledge among the population of villages, rural and remote areas where the...
DOI: 10.33899/radab.2007.33628
Abstract Some Procedures of the Islamic Arab State for Reducing the Pollution of Air and Water in Iraq
Taha Obeed
The paper is an attempt to study the procedures followed by the Islamic Arab State to reduce the pollution of air and water in the Islamic Arab Cities in Iraq .It covers the period extending from...
DOI: 10.33899/radab.2007.33607
