ICAS Press Transliteration System.

The article titled "ICAS Press Transliteration System" provides guidelines for transliterating Arabic and Persian terms into English. It explains the rules for assimilating the definite article 'al-' when preceded by certain prepositions or particles. The article also lists commonly used naturalized...

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Published in:Journal of Shi'a Islamic Studies Vol. 15; no. 1/2; pp. 119 - 122
Format: Article
Published: Islamic College Winter/Spring2022
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        Suffixes & prefixes (Grammar)
        English language usage
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          Transliteration
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