Journal of Al-Farahidis Arts

The circular economy is considered one of the outcomes of sustainable
development, which aims to transform from the stereotypical (linear)
economic system, which causes many environmental and social problems,
the first of which is the depletion of the state’s economic resources, and
preventing future generations from benefiting from its limited and
exhaustible wealth, which is called (from Cradle to grave), i.e. resources
(manufacturing, consumption, waste), to the economic system compatible
with the environment, and trying to benefit from waste, recycle it, and
remanufacture it, which is called (from cradle to cradle), and since the
Islamic economic system does not object to Any new thing that is compatible
with its broad outlines, it was necessary to have a legitimate vision for this
economic system (circular economy) and the extent of its compatibility
with the philosophy of Islamic economics, its characteristics and goals. I
divided the research into three sections. In the first section, I dealt with the
circular economy, its concept, origins, goals and importance, while I dealt
with the second section is the relationship of the circular economy to
sustainable development, and the third section is devoted to talking about
the circular economy from the perspective of Islamic economic thought,
while giving examples of Western and Arab countries that have applied
the circular economy in their economic life. Then, I concluded the research
with the most important results and some recommendations

Literary translation studies have contributed significantly to the progress of society by fostering intercultural contact and
the sharing of ideas and values. This study examines how literary translation studies have affected the development of society,
emphasizing how they have affected language, culture, politics, and identity. The study also looks at the difficulties that literary
translators encounter when attempting to cross linguistic and cultural barriers, including concerns with power, representation,
and authenticity. The final section of the study addresses the direction literary translation studies will take in an increasingly
globalized society .
Literary translations have made it possible for readers to access works of literature from other cultures and countries, which
has helped to break down barriers and promote cross-cultural understanding. By reading literature from other cultures, people
are exposed to different perspectives, values, and ideas, which can broaden their horizons and foster a greater appreciation for
diversity .
The study, analysis and transfer of literature from one language to another are all aspects of literary translation. It considers
the setting, culture, and time and place of the original text. to keep the text's essential meaning from being lost or changing. Since
the context controls the text and the text is a byproduct of the context, there cannot be a text without a context. Similar to how a
text cannot exist without a context.