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• Semiotics of Enunciative Modulation in Selected New Yemeni Novels

  Ebrahim Ahmad Ali Thabit

  9-36

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• Personal semiotics in the 2012 novel by Fawzi Sadiq

  Reem Ali Jaber Al Madawi

  37-74

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• The Rhetoric of Disquiet in Omaima Al-Khamis’s Novel Al-Warifah

  Budur bint Mohammed bin Nasser Al-Fassam

  75-91

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• The Impact of Isolation on Shaping the Narrative in Contemporary Saudi Fiction

  Wafaa Bint Saeed Al-Ghamdi

  92-112

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• The Aesthetic and Ideological Dimensions in the Novel For Bread Alone

  Mahjouba Abdullah El-Bafour

  113-130

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• Representations of the Reader, Reality, and the Act of Writing in the Critical Discourse of Narrative Authors

  Adel Mohammed Asiri

  131-148

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• Self and Other between the Lost and the Hoped-for in the Narrative Imaginary of Khawla Hamdi’s Novel Ayna al-Mafar

  Abeer Abdulaziz Mohammed Al-Sahlawi

  149-168

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• Representation of the Socially Marginalized in the Short Stories of Ṭalib al-Rifa’i

  Nouf Bint Majid Bin Saad Al-Muhanna

  169-191

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• The Implicature Strategy in Al-Mutanabbi’s Poetry: A Pragmatic Study

  Abdulkarim Al-Bahlah, Sara Ahmed Hussein Saad

  192-213

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• Causal and Necessitative Argumentation in the Quran: A Rhetorical Study of Constructing Psychological Balance

  Muhsina Abdullah Habib Al-Harthi

  214-238

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• Conceptual Metaphor in Scientific Discourse: A Cognitive Approach to Educational Articles

  Tahani Bint Sahel Khalaf Arroqi Al-Otaibi

  239-264

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• Critical Consciousness in Contemporary Discourse: Elevating the Act of Reading Toward Deep Interpretation

  Leila Mohammed Djoudi

  265-279

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• The Rhetorical Approach of Al-Sakkaki and Al-Qazwini: A Comparative Study between Miftah al-Ulum and al-Eidhah

  Aisha Mohammed Ghalib Al-Harithi

  280-293

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• Ibn Zaydun’s Poem Al-Qafiyyah: A Stylistic Reading

  Ahmed Moqbil Mohammed Al-Mansori

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• Structuralist Thinking in Al-Kitab by Sībawayh: A Study in Light of Modern Linguistics

  Dar‘ah Mohammed Misfir Al-Ajami

  311-326

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• The Vocative Style in Al-Shafi‘i’s Diwan: A Grammatical and Semantic Study

  Tumadhir Bint Saleh Abdulaziz Al-Amer

  327-344

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• Textual Cohesion in Selected Yemeni Proverbs

  Mabkhout Mohsen Saleh Al-Dway'an

  345-366

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• Textual Cohesion in Ibn al-Faridh’s Poem Sa’iq al-Adh‘an …

  Sultanah Bint Falah Bin Afit Al-Shammari

  367-383

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• The Quranic Terms Denoting Reflection: A Contextual Study

  Abdullah bin Mahmoud Fajjal

  384-403

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• Multiple Justifications for Morphological Irregularities: A Study of Anomalous Metathesis and Substitution among Weak Letters

  Nadia Freij Faraj Al-Qurashi

  404-420

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• The Impact of Colloquial Arabic Dialects on Modern Standard Arabic through Social Media

  Awatif Farah Al-Balawi

  421-438

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• Morphological Rules and Their Role in Understanding the Jurisprudential Text: An Applied Study in Al-Sharqawi’s Hashiyah

  Esam Abdulaziz Mohammed Al-Khateeb

  439-455

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• Grammatical Analogy in Al-Muradi’s Tawdiḥ al-Maqaṣid wa al-Masalik bi Sharḥ Alfiyyat Ibn Malik

  Ibrahim Bin Ali Bin Mohammed Asiri

  456-472

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• Suspension on the Impossible in the Qur’an: A Grammatical and Semantic Study

  Mohammed Bin Ibrahim Al-Umair

  473-487

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• The Semantic Import of the Phonological and Morphological Structure of Lexical Items in the Quranic Discourse that Dispraises the Jews and Describes Their Behavior

  Manna‘ Abdullah Shaddad

  488-511

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• The Concept of Universality in Arabic and English within the Context of International Human Rights Treaties: A Cognitive Contrastive Study

  Ebrahim Mohammed Ali Raajeh

  512-527

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• Challenges of Arabizing Scientific Terminology Between the Humanities and Applied Sciences: A Comparative Analytical Study

  Ali Khalifah A. Abdullatif

  528-546

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• The Mechanism of Arabization and the Debate over the Arabic Translational Equivalent: An Approach to the Strategy of Terminological Placement

  Zaoui Lamouri

  547-559

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• The Impact of Reading Comprehension Competencies on Linguistic Achievement among Learners of Arabic as a Second Language

  Basheer Issa Ahmed Abdullah

  560-591

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• The Reality of Employing Project-Based Learning Strategies in Teaching Arabic at the Secondary Level in Najran Region from Teachers’ Perspectives

  Abdullah Bin Nasser Al Mahri Al-Yami

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• A Newly Proposed Model for Assessing the Quality of English Translated Literary Texts into Arabic

  Safaa Al Haddad, Abdulhameed Ashuja’a

  316-643

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• Conversational Analysis of Opening and Closing Sequences in Saudi Podcasts A Case Study of the Waddah Podcast

  Hasan Faya Yahya Alalmay

  644-664

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• From Secret Gardens to Surveillance Nightmares: How 1984 Turns Escapist Fiction into Intimidation Literature

  Abdullah Mohammed  Khalil, Sawsan Hussein  Khalil

  665-682

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• Investigating Sustainable Values in Al-Ahsa Proverbs in Relation to Saudi Vision 2030 and SDGs

  Moayyad Al-Bohnayyah

  683-700

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• Literature and the Anthropological Turn: Ethnography, Cultural Practices, and Human Behaviour in Selected Works of Zadie Smith and Ruth Ozeki

  Najwa Mohammed Saeed

  701-719

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• Metacognitive Strategy Instruction in L2 Reading: A Systematic Review of Research Trends (2015–2024)

  Saleh Mohammed Al-Azzam

  720-740

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• The Use of CALL in Teaching Arabic as a Foreign Language in South Africa: Towards an Inclusive and Digital Divide Approach

  Tawffeek A. S. Mohammed

  741-764

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• A Critical Discourse Analysis of Culture, Values, and Pedagogy in the "Voices Beginner" EFL Textbook in Saudi Arabia

  Thuraya Abdullah Hussein Al-Jar

  765-789

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