Gradually, the teen-agers stopped memorizing the Koran and began to read and discuss hadiths, interpretive stories of the life of the Prophet Muhammad, of varied provenance, which are normally studied to help illuminate the ideas imparted by the Koran.
Some scholars have suggested that the existence of similar accounts in the Bible (e.g., Jael in the Book of Judges) and in the interpretive stories of the Midrash point to an early, common source (perhaps from the 6th century bce) now lost.
Gradually, they spent more and more time inside, discussing hadiths-interpretive stories about the Prophet Muhammad.
More a billboard than an interpretive report.
The park's Lewis and the Clark Interpretive Center tells the story of their journey.
This is softer, interpretive coverage of a story or people, exploring meaning and emotion.
In the past, Trillo has experimented with double exposure phototgraphy to tell a simple love story, and interpretive dance to show the birth of the universe.
"We share many of the same stories, but the interpretive traditions are substantially different, and even the canonical order of the books creates different texts," she said.
This article uses the same data to analyse the stories which this interpretive community tell about the role of the individual as commissioner within a context of personal budget-holding.
She's an active and alert performer who, throughout, seems to want more — a character with a life story to sink her interpretive teeth into — whereas Cruise takes Cage's one-note backstory, the cowardly out-of-work ad man, and expands it, and himself, to the breaking point.
