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Quantitative Discourse Physics: Quranic Reading in the Overlap of Linguistic and Existential Possibilities

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  • Ashwaq Hussein Ward Al Frhani

    (Ministry of education, IRAQ)

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This study deals with a deep comparison between the theory of quantum in physics and the theory of quantum in deliberation through an analytical methodology based on the Quranic vision of science and knowledge. The study shows how quantitative concepts such as probability, arrival and intertwining can find echoes in linguistic theories, and how the Quranic approach enhances the integration between natural and human sciences. The extracted results show a great consensus between the two theories, noting the importance of the Quranic approach in promoting integration between natural and human sciences, as a cognitive framework that supports scientific integration. Language is an essential medium for understanding the physical and linguistic world, and it is that enables us to absorb the concepts of quantum theory in both theories. This linguistic interaction is supported by the Quranic approach that links material and human science, which highlights cognitive integration between various fields.

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Handle: RePEc:cxi:jlls00:v:3:y:2025:i:2:id:327
DOI: 10.61424/jlls.v3i2.327
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