Anthropological-linguistic study explores the symbolic meanings of Arabic letters in Islamic cultures, indicating their cultural depth.
The Arabic alphabet has long been more than a tool for sound representation; it has functioned as a system of symbols deeply embedded in the religious, artistic, and intellectual traditions of Islamic cultures. This paper focuses on three such letters - Alif (ا), Waw (و), Nun (ن) - each of which carries profound symbolic significance in Islamic intellectual and artistic traditions.
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