Matnshunoslik

Translation Theory - a practical subject that demonstrates some of the criteria for translation alternatives that are practiced in practice and ways to achieve it.
Tafseefs of tasawwuf are intended to propagate in different tafsir (parading) and tarje'ah (fear of the Hellfire, warnings), to extract verses from the verses and symbolic gestures.
Classification - Sort text by date: century, year, month.
Tazkira - the linguistic meaning of "remembrance, expression". Tazkira is a widely-regarded literary critique of Oriental classical literature.
Tazkira Tradition Tradition - this tradition originally originated in Arabic and Persian literature and later became popular in Turkish literature. The earliest example of the Tazkiran is the fact that Abu Mansur Saalibiy's "يتي الدهر فى محاصل اهل العصر" - "The only thing about the virtues of the modern people" (XI century). There are valuable information about this period, from Arab, Movarounnahr, Khorezm and Khurasan.
Text - the speech recorded in the recording. In this sense, the term is spoken against verbatim; a sentimental work, including a sentimental (listening or listening) aspect of the literary work written in letters (letters) or verbal (sounds). It is the object of textual writing in this sense; literary communication is the smallest unit of relative integrity, uniformity and relative autonomy, which is a literary-artistic work. The meaning of the text in this sense is not limited to the conversational units that form it, and to their relationships. It all happens in the context of a particular speech situation which is related to the reality that is entirely inextricable.
Partial integrity is a combination of the most important aspects of comparisons, such as ancientness, completeness, conscience, quality of conservation, as much as possible in a single manuscript text.
Lubricant is a kind of printed book, with a special ink painted on it with reliefs on it and the paper is printed on the same stone. As a result, the stone text was full of paper. This technique allowed copying the stone text in several copies.