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  • 20.03.2025

Modern Society's Idolization of Manipulative Personas

In our rapidly evolving age, society tends to attribute almost mythical qualities to those who display their exceptionality and independence, even if this is driven by skillful manipulation of those around them. Entering a world where self-assertion and charisma have become the currency of success, we witness people striving to break free from the ordinary and transform themselves into personalities symbolizing freedom and originality.

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  • 20.03.2025

The Bible's Dual Legacy: Merging History and Spiritual Wisdom

While studying the Bible, it is hard not to notice the dual role it plays in shaping both historical and spiritual knowledge. On one hand, this ancient text offers only vivid, fragmentary mentions of the organizational and ideological aspects of the religious realities of the past. Historians point out that the information in the Bible is often fragmented and requires additional sources for an in-depth exploration of the religious institutions of that time. This portrayal reveals how challenging it was to capture all the details of interactions between people and their beliefs during the formation of religious consciousness.

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  • 20.03.2025

Rethinking Quranic Translation

In the world of Quranic texts, the issue of translation often lies at the center of lively discussions. The presented materials demonstrate how a subtle difference between active and passive verb forms contributes to a radical change in the semantic load of certain verses, especially when addressing sensitive topics such as jihad. In examples concerning the fifth verse of Surah 47 and the fortieth verse of Surah 22, researchers propose that, instead of the traditional active form, a passive form should be used. This adjustment allows the statements to be interpreted not as an endorsement of aggressive actions but as an indication of events in which victims become the subjects of the described processes.

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  • 20.03.2025

Divine Purity in Times of Trial

In today’s world, where the spiritual quest has become particularly relevant, the ayah from the 21st sura strongly emphasizes the purity of the heart and the sincerity of faith. Entering into this spiritual dialogue, we are urged to remember the symbolic figure of a woman, whose life path has become a bright sign for the whole world, reflecting the primary value of religious unity and the readiness of every believer to dedicate themselves to true service to their Creator. The main idea of the text is focused on the fact that faith in Allah—even when His presence is not always physically felt—becomes a support and source of strength in moments of trials and injustice. This message serves as a reminder that within life’s difficulties lies a test of true spiritual unity and the possibility of achieving genuine inner enlightenment through sincere worship.

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  • 20.03.2025

Legitimacy through Regulation: The Case of Nail Boiling

In the modern world, production processes are inextricably linked to strict norms and legislative requirements, and the process of nail boiling is no exception. Entering an era of innovation and high standards, every technological operation, regardless of its specifics, must strictly comply with state regulations covering safety, quality, and control.

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Modern Society's Idolization of Manipulative Personas

The Bible's Dual Legacy: Merging History and Spiritual Wisdom

Rethinking Quranic Translation

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Divine Purity in Times of Trial

Legitimacy through Regulation: The Case of Nail Boiling

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