Nicholson’s Creation in World Scientific Research
Keywords:
Arab, Persian, oriental, SufismAbstract
Reynold Nicholson’s creation and translations have been studied by several scholars and researchers in world scientific research. They expressed positive and negative points about Nicholson’ translations.
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