Author: Xodjakulova, Feruza

Annotation: The article analyzes the complex interaction between religion and language. Religion adapts to society, changing its content, but sometimes hinders progress. Language serves as the primary tool for expressing, spreading, and locally adapting religious beliefs. It examines the semantic, pragmatic, and functional aspects of religious terminology, its place in the linguistic worldview, as well as synchronic and diachronic changes in Islamic vocabulary.

Keywords: relationship between religion and language, religious terminology, linguistic worldview, semantic analysis, pragmatic function, cognitive linguistics, Islamic lexicon, religious discourse, linguistic and cultural studies, language dynamics

Pages in journal: 526 - 530