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@UnitedbyKH Yes. There’s linguistic tafsīr (Zamakhshari), juristic tafsīr (Qurtubi), esoteric tafsīr (eg: ibn ‘Arabi) etc The original linguistic sense guides the foreign عجمي mind, as it’s difficult to capture Arabiyyah in a foreign language: “fear” خاف has its own root, distinct from قوى — PolitiTweet.org

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@Rashomonsan Too simplistic a reduction (using an alien cultural reference by way of a foreign language) to count as any meaningful linguistic exegesis: — PolitiTweet.org