دانلود فیلم مراسم خاکسپاری دکتر علی شریعتی?

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دانلود فیلم مراسم خاکسپاری دکتر علی شریعتی?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

خاکسپاری  ÃƒÂ˜Ã‚®Ã˜Â§ÃšÂ© خاکسپاری  ÃƒÂ˜Ã‚®Ã˜Â§ÃšÂ© خاکسپاری دکتر علی شریعتیسپاری دکتر علی شریعتیشریعتی!

Answer 5

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Answer 6

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Answer 7

Beautiful Language

The Arabic script is cursive, and all primary letters have conditional forms for their glyphs, depending on whether they are at the beginning, middle or end of a word, so they may exhibit four distinct forms (initial, medial, final or isolated). However, six letters have only isolated or final form, and so force the following letter (if any) to take an initial or isolated form, as if there were a word break.

For compatibility with previous standards, Unicode can encode all these forms separately; however, these forms can be inferred from their joining context, using the same encoding. The table below shows this common encoding, in addition to the compatibility encodings for their normally contextual forms (Arabic texts should be encoded today using only the common encoding, but the rendering must then infer the joining types to determine the correct glyph forms, with or without ligation). There are 29 primary letters.

The names of the Arabic letters can be thought of as abstractions of an older version where they were meaningful words in the Proto-Semitic language.

General

Unicode Contextual forms Name Translit. Phonemic Value (IPA)

Isolated Final Medial Initial

0627

ا‎ FE8D

ﺍ‎ FE8E

ﺎ‎ — ʼalif ʾ / ā various, including /aː/

0628

ب‎ FE8F

ﺏ‎ FE90

ﺐ‎ FE92

ﺒ‎ FE91

ﺑ‎ bāʼ b /b/

062A

ت‎ FE95

ﺕ‎ FE96

ﺖ‎ FE98

ﺘ‎ FE97

ﺗ‎ tāʼ t /t/

062B

ث‎ FE99

ﺙ‎ FE9A

ﺚ‎ FE9C

ﺜ‎ FE9B

ﺛ‎ ṯāʼ ṯ /θ/

062C

ج‎ FE9D

ﺝ‎ FE9E

ﺞ‎ FEA0

ﺠ‎ FE9F

ﺟ‎ ǧīm ǧ (also j, g) [ʤ] / [ʒ] / [ɡ]

062D

ح‎ FEA1

ﺡ‎ FEA2

ﺢ‎ FEA4

ﺤ‎ FEA3

ﺣ‎ ḥāʼ ḥ /ħ/

062E

خ‎ FEA5

ﺥ‎ FEA6

ﺦ‎ FEA8

ﺨ‎ FEA7

ﺧ‎ ḫāʼ ḫ (also kh, x) /x/

062F

د‎ FEA9

ﺩ‎ FEAA

ﺪ‎ — dāl d /d/

0630

ذ‎ FEAB

ﺫ‎ FEAC

ﺬ‎ — ḏāl ḏ (also dh, ð) /ð/

0631

ر‎ FEAD

ﺭ‎ FEAE

ﺮ‎ — rāʼ r /r/

0632

ز‎ FEAF

ﺯ‎ FEB0

ﺰ‎ — zāī z /z/

0633

س‎ FEB1

ﺱ‎ FEB2

ﺲ‎ FEB4

ﺴ‎ FEB3

ﺳ‎ sīn s /s/

0634

ش‎ FEB5

ﺵ‎ FEB6

ﺶ‎ FEB8

ﺸ‎ FEB7

ﺷ‎ šīn š (also sh) /ʃ/

0635

ص‎ FEB9

ﺹ‎ FEBA

ﺺ‎ FEBC

ﺼ‎ FEBB

ﺻ‎ ṣād ṣ /sˁ/

0636

ض‎ FEBD

ﺽ‎ FEBE

ﺾ‎ FEC0

ﻀ‎ FEBF

ﺿ‎ ḍād ḍ /dˁ/

0637

ط‎ FEC1

ﻁ‎ FEC2

ﻂ‎ FEC4

ﻄ‎ FEC3

ﻃ‎ ṭāʼ ṭ /tˁ/

0638

ظ‎ FEC5

ﻅ‎ FEC6

ﻆ‎ FEC8

ﻈ‎ FEC7

ﻇ‎ ẓāʼ ẓ /ðˁ/ / /zˁ/

0639

ع‎ FEC9

ﻉ‎ FECA

ﻊ‎ FECC

ﻌ‎ FECB

ﻋ‎ ʿayn ʿ /ʕ/

063A

غ‎ FECD

ﻍ‎ FECE

ﻎ‎ FED0

ﻐ‎ FECF

ﻏ‎ ġayn ġ (also gh) /ɣ/

0641

ف‎ FED1

ﻑ‎ FED2

ﻒ‎ FED4

ﻔ‎ FED3

ﻓ‎ fāʼ f /f/

0642

ق‎ FED5

ﻕ‎ FED6

ﻖ‎ FED8

ﻘ‎ FED7

ﻗ‎ qāf q /q/

0643

ك‎ FED9

ﻙ‎ FEDA

ﻚ‎ FEDC

ﻜ‎ FEDB

ﻛ‎ kāf k /k/

0644

ل‎ FEDD

ﻝ‎ FEDE

ﻞ‎ FEE0

ﻠ‎ FEDF

ﻟ‎ lām l /l/, ([lˁ] in Allah only)

0645

م‎ FEE1

ﻡ‎ FEE2

ﻢ‎ FEE4

ﻤ‎ FEE3

ﻣ‎ mīm m /m/

0646

ن‎ FEE5

ﻥ‎ FEE6

ﻦ‎ FEE8

ﻨ‎ FEE7

ﻧ‎ nūn n /n/

0647

ه‎ FEE9

ﻩ‎ FEEA

ﻪ‎ FEEC

ﻬ‎ FEEB

ﻫ‎ hāʼ h /h/

0648

و‎ FEED

ﻭ‎ FEEE

ﻮ‎ — wāw w / ū /w/ / /uː/

064A

ي‎ FEF1

ﻱ‎ FEF2

ﻲ‎ FEF4

ﻴ‎ FEF3

ﻳ‎ yāʼ y / ī /j/ / /iː/

Notes

Initially, the letter ʼalif indicated the glottal stop [ʔ], as in Phoenician. Today it is used, together with yāʼ and wāw, as a mater lectionis, that is to say a consonant standing in for a long vowel (see below). In fact, over the course of time its original consonantal value has been obscured, so ʼalif now serves either as a long vowel or as graphic support for certain diacritics (madda and hamza).

The Arabic alphabet now uses ﺀ‎, the hamza, to denote the glottal stop, which can appear anywhere in a word. This letter, however, does not function like the others: it can be written alone or with a carrier, in which case it becomes a diacritic:

alone: ء‎ ;

with a carrier: إ, أ‎ (above and under a ʼalif), ؤ‎ (above a wāw), ئ‎ (above a dotless yāʼ or yāʼ hamza).

Letters lacking an initial or medial version are never connected to the following letter, even within a word. As to the hamza, it has only a single form, since it is never connected to a preceding or following letter. However, it is sometimes combined with a wāw, yāʼ, or ʼalif, and in that case the carrier behaves like an ordinary wāw, yāʼ

Answer 8

sorry i cant read that