Document Type : Original Article

Authors

1 Associate Professor, Department of Arabic Language and Literature, Payame Noor University, Tehran, Iran.

2 Assistant Professor, Department of Persian Language and Literature, Golestan University, Iran.

3 Master of Arts in Arabic Language and Literature, Payame Noor University, Tehran, Iran.

Abstract

The goal of this present study is the connection between the teaching of a teacher and the longing to obtain intermediate Danish and music within the month of Bandar Gaz Est. This is an investigation of Carberdie's objective view, a descriptive, descriptive view, a Singish-hampistic view, and a pluralistic theoretical view, or field information (pāmāshi) pod. This is a study conducted by the University of Amari. Here is an investigation of the Danish Amuzan, an intermediate clip, last month. There are 977 people for the Danish Amuzan, and for an average group of 862 people. Here is an investigation of the Danish Amuzan, an intermediate clip, last month. Benderguez, it has a population of 276 people for the sake of Danish, and 266 people for the sake of Danish, for the sake of the people. There is a simple coincidence in which I head to the Morgan Creek, with the beginning of the month. The plural form is very useful. This is the standard for use. For the sake of academic achievement, Ishtiaq achievement Shafli and Hamkaran (2002) and for the preparation of the academic achievement standard, Khodkaramadi Kunli (1989), and for the sake of speech. A teacher’s teaching about the word “Sabk”. A rugby teacher’s teaching (1385) has been used. They also need to analyze and analyze the data, using the Pearson device and the system, which was changed by using the 21 SPSS code. The results of an original hypothesis regarding the relationship between the teaching of a teacher in Khodkaramdi and Ishtiaq’s achievement of Danish and intermediate weights in the month of Bandarjaz. Results of sub-hypotheses regarding the teaching of a teacher in Khudkar Amedi Dansh and middle school music during the month of Bandar Ghaz. Between the two of you, the teaching of a teacher, Ba Ishtiaq, to achieve Danish and intermediate weights during the month of Bandar Gaz is a link with us, and there is no need for it.

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