OTORITAS TAFSIR BIL MATSUR: ANALISIS METODOLOGI DAN EPISTEMOLOGI DALAM KAJIAN TAFSIR KLASIK DAN MODERN
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Tafsir bil matsur, Periwayatan sahih, Tafsir klasik, Hermeneutika modern, Pendekatan kontekstualAbstract
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