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This study explores the interplay between prophetic tradition and Hellenism during the 9th to 11th centuries, highlighting the significant role of translators like Hunayn b. Ishaq, who established a school that facilitated the Arabic translation of Greek texts. It examines how every human language can adapt to diverse linguistic needs, showcasing contributions from figures like Ibn al-Muqaffa`, who advanced technical Arabic and translated Sanskrit and Pahlavi works. This era marks a crucial phase in the transmission of knowledge across cultures.
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