Detection of semantic contradictory sentences is a challenging and fundamental issue for some NLP applications, such as textual entailments recognition. In this study, contradiction means different types of semantic confrontation, such as negation, antonymy, and numerical. Due to the lack of sufficient data to apply precise machine learning and, specifically, deep learning methods to Persian and other low-resource languages, rule-based approaches are of great interest. Also, recently, the emergence of new methods such as transfer learning has opened up the possibility of deep learning for low-resource languages. This paper introduces a hybrid contradiction detection approach for detecting seven categories of contradictions in Persian texts: Antonymy, negation, numerical, factive, structural, lexical and world knowledge. The proposed method consists of 1) a novel data mining method and 2) a transformer-based deep neural method for contradiction detection . Also, a simple baseline is presented for comparison. The data mining method uses frequent rule mining to extract appropriate contradiction detection rules employing a development set. Extracted rules are tested for different categories of contradictory sentences. In the first step, a classifier checks whether the rules work for an input sentence pair. Then, according to the result, rules are used for three categories of negation, numerical, and antonym. In this part, the highest F-measure is obtained for detecting the negation category (90%), the average F-measure for these three categories is 86%, and for the other four categories, in which the rules have a lower F-measure of 62%, the transformer-based method achieved 76%. The proposed hybrid approach has an overall f-measure of higher than 80%.