Employing Religious Intertextuality (the Holy Qur’an) in Saeed Yaqoub’s Poetry,  Diwan “Ansam al-Sahar” as a Model

Nawal  Alshawabkeh

doi:10.35516/hum.v49i6:.4044

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Nawal Alshawabkeh Department of Arabic language and Literature, School of Arts, The University of Jordan, Amman, Jordan

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.35516/hum.v49i6:.4044

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Intertextuality with the Noble Qur’an, Saeed Yaqoub, Diwan Ansam Al-Sahar

Abstract

The research adopted the descriptive-analytical curriculum in induction, and the research adopted the descriptive-analytical approach in poetic extrapolation and intertextuality. With the Noble Qur’an in terms of wording, composition, or meaning, employing him in his role, and clarifying his role in highlighting the meanings that the poet intended to have in order to have a great influence on the same influencer. The importance of the study also highlights in explaining the aesthetic systems and the poet's good use of the Qur'anic text as a pillar on which to build poems and support his vision of the lived reality and the future.

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