المهيمن الديني في السرد العربي القديم.
This study aims to examine the religious dominant in ancient Arabic narrative ، exploring how writers invoked it and the role of this invocation in constructing ancient narratives. It presents narrative perspectives ، believing that revealing the sources of these texts dispels their obscurity ، clar...
| Publicado en: | Middle East Journal for Humanities & Cultural Studies Vol. 6; no. 1; pp. 485 - 493 |
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Manar Elsharq for Studies & Research
2026
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| Sumario: | This study aims to examine the religious dominant in ancient Arabic narrative ، exploring how writers invoked it and the role of this invocation in constructing ancient narratives. It presents narrative perspectives ، believing that revealing the sources of these texts dispels their obscurity ، clarifies their ambiguity ، and fosters audience engagement with them. This ، in turn ، restores the narrative's remarkable and active presence ، protecting it from the risk of discontinuity should the process of reception be disrupted. The religious dominant is one of the most prominent and influential sources of ancient Arabic narrative ، due to the connection its texts establish with the nation through their connection to its sacred memory ، immortalized by the Holy Quran. |
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