Different types of commentary can be classified based on the commentator and the literary text, and the audience. One type of commentary is comparative commentary. The aim of comparative commentary is to explain and interpret a literary text based on the literature of one nation in the language of another nation. The applied method of comparative commentary has three stages. The first stage is an introduction in order to study the historical relation and linguistic differences between two literary works. The second stage is comparative commentary in order to analyze linguistic-structural and semantic-thematic indexes. The last stage is conclusion in order to study how much the source text has influenced the target text. Mathnavi Sharif Commentary written by Foroozanfar can be considered as a comparative commentary as the commentator has a comparative approach in many of verses and stories of his book.

Introduction: Psychometrics plays a pivotal role in the health sciences, particularly in nursing and midwifery, where the validity and reliability of measurement instruments are critical for assessing patient outcomes, evaluating interventions, and ensuring evidence-based practice (1). . . . .

Imamate and velayat are among the keywords of the Quran and one of the most fundamental theological discussions between Shiites and Sunnis. Shiite commentators and theologians believe that the verses of the Qur'an are proof of the Imamate of Ali (AS) and Ahl al-Bayt (AS), and according to the rational arguments and authentic narrations of the Prophet (PBUH), they believe that the Imamate is an appointed matter by the Almighty. And the earth will never be devoid of divine authority. The Sunni scholars have cast doubt on the Shia interpretation of these verses. Mohammed Abda and Rashid Reza (the owners of the commentary on al-Manar) have been influenced by Ibn Taymiyyah and the Wahhabi theology. Shi'ite commentators, including Ayatollah Javadi Amoli in Tasnim's commentary, have attempted to respond to these doubts and find strong evidence to prove the verses of the Imamate. Since the issue of Imamate is one of the most controversial among the Islamic doctrinal disputes, the aim of this study is to compare the views of theologians and the lesser commentators. The purpose of this study is to compare the two views and to express the disagreement between the two interpretations of Sunni and Shiite indexes. After quoting seven verses and quoting authentic narrations from the hadith assemblies of Farrqin, the views of al-Mannar (as an example of contemporary Sunni scholars) and the views of Tasnim (as an example of contemporary Shiite scholars) are outlined. This research is organized in a descriptive-analytical manner, relying on library data.

Recently, Basic and Clinical Neuroscience published an article by Lim et al. (2016) entitledCo-occurence of Pituitary Adenoma with Suprasellar and Olfactory Groove Meningiomas. They claimed it as the first case of co-occurence of these two malignancies. However, to our knowledge, this is not the first case reported in this regard. We reported the same case scenario in a 61-year-old woman referred to our outpatient clinic in 2007. In this commentary, we are going to discuss our reported case and present a brief review over co-occurence of intracranial meningioma with pituitary adenoma.

The challenge of mobilizing knowledge to improve patient care, population health and ensure effective use of resources is an enduring one in healthcare systems across the world. This commentary reflects on an earlier paper by Ferlie and colleagues that proposes the resource-based view (RBV) of the firm as a useful theoretical lens through which to study knowledge mobilization in healthcare. Specifically, the commentary considers 3 areas that need to be addressed in relation to the proposed application of RBV: the definition of competitive advantage in healthcare; the contribution of macro level theory to understanding knowledge mobilization in healthcare; and the need to embrace and align multiple theories at the micro, meso, and macro levels of implementation.

INTRODUCTION: The Journal has recently published several papers on microRNAs (miRNAs) across a variety of diseases and indicating several important aspects regarding their function in different cell types and inflammatory and immune processes. Here we provide a short introduction to miRNA biology which helps place these studies in the wider context of miRNA biology. We also provide a summary of each of the papers to highlight their strengths and the directions of future research. . .

The present article is about the Zemakhshari’s Al-Kashaf commentary. In this book the author has paid a lot of attention to the literary aspects of Quran.One of the most important aspects of this commentary is it’s lexical analysis of the words.The researcher then compares these analyses with those which exist in Quran while providing reasons and explaining his views about them.