Journal of the College of Education for Women

This research to monitor the features of the historical method in the thought of a linguistic scientist is known (ibin genieD. 392 AH by offering a range of grammatical rules presented in his book (the properties and the nature of their treatment on the basis of the historical method in accordance with These are an important milestone in facilitating the grammatical rules and display image "makes it more suitable for the social reality.

The image of the soldier, as a hero who sacrifices everything to defend his
country and values, is no longer depicted in modern drama. With two World Wars
and many regional wars and civil wars, the soldier becomes a victim, not a hero.
Authors present the character of the soldier as a man who suffers a lot as he is
victimized by his own government and its politics that forces him to be in such a
position. Dramatists express their views about race, oppression and war through
their characters, such as the character of the soldier, as in the two selected plays for
this research: The Hostage by Brendan Behan and A Soldier's Play by Charles
Fuller.
The Hostage depicts, through its events, the Irish oppression which makes both the Irish and the English victims for this conflict. A Soldier's Play presents the oppression which the blacks face daily in their society, a matter which creates among them the oppressed and the oppressor. An oppressed people demand that all their resources be put to the service of liberating them, no matter what these resources are. Certainly art and culture must be seen in such a light. Literature, as part of art is sometimes the mirror of its society and people. Dramatists, in general, and Brendan Behan and Charles Fuller, in particular, are aware of the value of the theatre as a tool for social discussion, therefore; their characters no more assume limited quality, as they assume a universal one.1 Berndan Behan's The Hostage, which lies in three acts, was first presented by Theatre Workshop in 1958. It takes place in an old house in Dublin. It is owned by Monsewer, an Englishman by birth, who is more fanatically Irish than his entourage; Pat, who served with Monsewer in the civil war, is no longer fanatic.

The perpetuity of the Quranic discourse required being suitable for all ages. Accordingly, the method of the Glorious Quran a pre request for the conscious investigation and realization in order to detect the core of the texts, as the Quranic discourse is considered a general address for the humanity as a whole. For this reason, the progress of the concerned studies neceiated that it should cope with the current development in the age requirements and its cultural changes within ages. The texts of the Glorious Quran lightened the human reason as being the Creator’s miracle for it is characterized by certain merits that makes it different from poetry and prose. It is a unique texture in its rhetoric and composition. So, the modern studies in reading the Quranic text, there is specific spectacle, but there must
be an analytical reading for its texts and investigating its components to reach to the variety in its meanings and significations of its Quranic words. The language of the discourse or the architecture of the text and its geometry
depend on its textual construction composed of a group of different, topics and styles. The latter has suggestive significations preparing the shades of meanings while it is in fact hidden and becomes apparent by the context and its situation. There are certain utterances that draw the picture of the text not by its decadness but by its shades and special suggestions that cannot be felt only by the expert. For this reasons, the present study came as an attempt to detect and show the aesthetics of the Quranic text, its miraculous geometry and its expressive and performing power representing the rhythmic and phonological side. The latter is quite apparent in the Quranic structure of every sura. Beside, it is a study that investigates the internal movement of the rhythm and suggestion of the utterances themselves.

The research aimed to know favoured mass media for children and modifying their behaviour ,the child became aquires the information from mass media that he exposure them without any guidance , where upon the quidance proqrammes becomes real danger whereas qet out their civil style and converting to deadly poisons, and because of little study for this subject the two researchers opined to perform a study to know the favoured mass media to the children and what are the mass media that modify their behavior according to their parent points of view ,after propping the research measurement and the suilable statical methods it has shown that there are mass media affect in children behavior ,they are story in first class ,then t.v. and finally computer but the favoured mass media more than others is t.v. and then story and finlly the computer and the story affect positively in modifying chidren behaviour , the two researcher recommended that it is necessery for children parents to observes mass and they suggested to perform evaluation study for reading audible and visual mass media in what they present special media methods of children .

The purposes of this study were to identifying the (attitudes of college of education and college of science for womens in Baghdad university students toward aggresive behaviore) and to determine the differences of student's attitudes due to Specialization. The study sample consists of (460) Female students.Aquestionave of (59) items was desiged and distributed selected sample after established it's validity and reliablity.The results indicated that the attitude of Baghdad University For College of education and college of science students toward aggresive behaviore were Negative. The findings revealed that there were statistically significant differences in the student's attitudes due to specialization toward aggresive behaviore. Based on these results the researcher recommend conducting more studies in the area using other variables.

The concept of unipolar has allowed the united states of America to control the rest of the internations community units through the rxclusively of control in international affairs without enabling other countries who have the
ability to compete with it to appear this comes as a result of it's position to all kinds of powers like military, economic and technical powers that enable it to continue dominating other countries, this superior control enabled it to be the
(hyper power) on the international political scene so that it allowed it to exercise and implement the policy of domination against all this appeared after its empire superiority became clear, in a unique way that have never
been known in human history, especially after the submission of many countries for it, which is accompanied with the absence of system based on the law, and the domination of the logic law of power, As the unipolar concept
flourishes the power domination and ability that the united states of America have and this consider with the American approach that is based on impulsion and aggression in dealing with the different political issues, as the same time, it influenced on the American foreign policy especially in the so called creative
chaos, which means the presence of powers that are conflicting together through leaving the conflict to its own powers to resolve this means a kind of destruction chaos and lawlessness. In addition, the adoption of the political
discourse in the criteria of selection and differentiation add another element to the whole activity. Perhaps the wars crisis and disaster that happened during the American domination are clear evidences on the catastrophic American
applications in the foreign policy. The continuous adoption for this concept as the only method between countries means the continuous tension, violence and loss of many opportunities for growth and development this requires
every one to reconsider the structure of the international power. Inspire of the USA keen to uphold the status quo, if fights anyone who tries to complete with it and influences on it's interests. But this domination can't stay for a long time because three are many international powers who compete with the united states of American in power and domination, and we can see that in the number of changes to make a system of multiplication even if it requires from
other countries to be aggressive.

This recearch is about studying the novel (doorstep’s women) by the Iraqi narrator Hadia Hussian, and I choose Semiolog as a Curriculum for this critical approach, because I think that this Semiotic curriculum has the ability to read the Subjects and the narrative constructions. Which form the structure of the novel starting from the little to the characters. The focus is on many narrative constructions in the novel we have studied the semiology of the tittle, the semiology of the cover, of the color, the names of the characters and the semiology of the female characters. First the focus of the novel is on the women’s characters because most of it’s characters are women. Secondly because these characters are senestive and soft in expressing the Iraqian reality due to the three wars that Iraq has come through. Finally because the novelist constrates her intrest on the female character. Intentionally to show the suffering of women due to the constant wars that Iraq has come through.

Through the research, I have briefly discussed the life of Imam Ali and indicated the interpretation of the Qur\'an by language and terminology, the importance and characteristics of Sahabas\', may Allah be pleased with them, interpretation of the Qur\'an. Also, the sayings of Imam Ali, wich included the explanatory interpretation of the Qur\'an by the Qura\'n, Sunnah, language, and correct opinion. I have also indicated the reasons of the Quran\'s revelation and the readings of the Qura\'n that had been received from him including the interpretive meaning these readings revealed. Finally, I concluded my research with the most important results and recommends.

The main question raised in this paper is: Is it possible to translate the ‘genre’ of Quran? And if this ‘genre’ is Quran specific, a ‘genre’ of its own, i.e. a unique one, how can the Quranic text be translated from Arabic into English or any other language? This question has been raising a lot of controversy among translation theorists, linguists, philosophers and scholars of Islam andspecialists in the sciences of Arabic language let alone Quran exegetes. Scholars of the Arabic language and scholars of Islam have argued that because of the genre of Quran is the genre of (ijaz), translatability can never be possible. Equivalence, thus, cannot be achieved especially if we know that so far there has been no unanimous definition of the term.Therefore, what translators of the Quranic text are involved with is transferring meaning of the Quranic text. But meaning (content) is encapsulated in the Form which is distinctly and uniquely rhetorical in Quran. In other words, such an inextricable content-form relationship should make the process of transferring meaning not an easy one at all, especially as we know that the Quranic text is sacred and sensitive. To support my argument, I relied on Al-Mezan Fi-Tafseer Al-Quran (Al-Mezan Exegesis) by the Moslem scholar Mohammed Hussein Tabatabae (2006) and the authentic monolingual Arabic Dictionary Lisan Al-Arab (Ibn Manzur: 2005 ed.4).One main conclusion made in this paper is that the task of translating the meaning of Quran cannot be rightfully carried out by translators on individual basis. Rather, it must be institutionalized. There is a need for setting up a special institution entrusted with such a meticulous job.

Praise be to Allah, The Lord of the worlds, and peace be upon Muhammad the master of former and latter people, and peace be upon His relatives, companions and those who followed Him to Judgment day. After recognizing the prescription which is called (Al- Fadhaly's Thesis in parsing of "There is no god but God") as it is related with the word of the investigation of this issue attracted me, as being related with the idea of the only one God that is mentioned in the prophetic speech, which is said by Anas- God satisfies him- Who said, Said the Messenger Muhammad peace be upon him " Goes out of the Hell who said: there is no god but God, and in his heart a hair weight of charity, and goes out of the Hell who said: there is no god but God, and in his heart a particle of charity, and goes out of the Hell who said: there is no god but God, and in his heart as an atom's weight of charity. As that word, i.e.: there is no god but God, is the first part of the five principals of Islam, Thus, I wished to shed light on that prescription; in order that everyone who is specialized in Arabic language science could make use of it. And, as it contains the parsing of "There is no god but God" plus the views that are said in that, I have obtained that prescription from the Azhar- Library on line. And my work was as the following: After this introduction, I have divided my research into two: The first division: The study division: which involves two divisions: The first: the writer's life. The second: Description of the prescription and the two curricula in investigation. The second division is the investigation of the book The list of the resources and sources. And after that humble effort in frond of God's majesty-there is no god but God- I ask God to make my work this in my scale of charities in time when there is no benefit neither from fortune nor from sons except that who faced God with god heart. Praise to God former and latter.

This tribe had lived in Iraq since the first century A.D. Persia tried to keep this tribe away from Iraq, but without result. The tribe managed to get victory against Persia in the battle of Dhyqar. When the Muslims had come to conquer Iraq, Rabi’a welcomed them and takes part in that action. That tribe helped the caliph Ali in the Jammal and Sifffen wars in order to remain Iraq the center of the Islamic caliphates this tribe had felt very sad and sorrowful when the caliphate become to the Umayyad . This tribe did not give up, so this tribe did what could be done to help those who had revolted against the Umayyad. Rabi’a did that in order to get ride of the Mudriat alsham, and favored Rabi’a side against them. That made Abid al-Malik tries to weaken Rabi’a, so he immigrated her alliance the Azdiate to Mosule where his brother was governor of the Jazira. Some parts of Rabi’a were Khawarij, but they did not believe in the ideology of them. They did that in order to get ride of the Mudhariyat al-sham, who were acused that they were the responsible of killing the prophet family. Generally, Rabi’a had resisted the Umayyad caliphate because the caliphate got close to Mudhariate al-sham and kept Rabi’a away, beside that the Umayyad caliphate gave the Mudhariate and Yamaniyyat al-sham, the privileges that made their control on Iraq, the central of Rabi’a tribes. Basra and Kufa were the importance centers of Rabi’a those two centers had the top of the difference between the two alliances, Rabi’a’ and Azid on one side and Tamim, Quis on other side. It was noted that some of the Rabi’a who were among the Arbaa or Akhmas of Kufa and Basra, were beside the Umayyad caliphate in the natural circumstances. But when the caliphate become weak, these tribes helped Rabi’a against the Umayyad caliphate

Ibn al-Khatib valuable Mokhtarath poetry as a moral standard that writer committed to the conscious function of art, and believing that the place literature is determined standards of literary and alone is a (complete criticism from a moral stance) was adopted by the evidence of a professional image analogy and metaphor, and metaphor and the antagonism of the expression of all ideas put forward is consistent with the internal rhythm arts Bdieip consistent with the method Bhawwarith and clarity of language structure and carried Petrakebha multiple form of expressionism. Ghani, who contrast abstraction and its proximity to the Forum staff readily near the sensory data, and the religious impact of the tendon leading sources of wisdom as well as culture compendium own experience and common humanity, and the bulk of exoticism in the area of this formulation and content of hair .

The Palestinian existence in Lebanan is regard as active Arab powers
in political system in Lebanan. This existence arises exactly to Al-Bquaa, also they lived in Camps like (Tal Al-Zater), (Aen Al-hlwa, Mya – Mya) and so on. The armed Palestinian resistance breakout from these camps in Lebanan against Israel, Lebanon rejected this conflict to avoid any confrontation with Israel which have big military and high ability in different aspects in addition security of Lebanan did not connected with security of Arab states in other side the civil war which break out in Lebanon impact upon Palestinians in turn the Palestine crisis impact upon internal setting in Lebanan. There is a specific power intervened in Lebanon and Palestine in order to achieve the (way map) or new Middle East

In language, “forum” is an ancient Rome noun used to refer to public places formeetings or any place for public discussions (Hornby, 1987:340).Paul S. Kemp presents a topic, in his online journalhttp://paulskemp.livejournal.com, about the subject of literary fiction and genrefiction on 9/12/2009 to be discussed by other journalists and to give more elaborationsand points of view about the topic. The reason behind choosing such a kind of texts is that, the participants share the same interest in the topic. Then, they will use different conversational structures to announce their own opinions trying to share them with others.