
A CASE STUDY OF RELIGIOUS TERM EQUIVALENCE AND TRANSLATION STRATEGIES IN THE UZBEK AND ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS OF ‘FORTY HADITH’ BY IMOM AN-NAVAVIY
Karimjonova Dilnoza Dilmurod kizi ,Abstract
In today's globalized world, translating religious sources into different languages is becoming common. Translation should show not only the form of the text but also its meaning and aspects, including religious-cultural connotations. In particular, hadiths form not only fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence) and aqida (Islamic creed) but also Muslim society's reaction in moral-normative aspects, as it is considered one of the sources of Islamic education. Therefore, translating them correctly and appropriately into various languages has importance considering their scientific and practical aspects.
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