Historians as Actors in the Report of Historical Events; A Comparative Study of Saqῑ fe Narrative in History of Tabarῑ and History of Bal‘ amῑ

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RAFATI PANAH MEHRABADi MAHDI

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Journal: Journal of Historical Perspective & Historiography Year:2020 | Volume:30 | Issue:25 (110) Page(s): 99-121

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Historians as Actors in the Report of Historical Events; A Comparative Study of Saqῑ fe Narrative in History of Tabarῑ and History of Bal‘ amῑ

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RAFATI PANAH MEHRABADi MAHDI | Issue Writer Certificate

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Narratology

Time in Narrative

Time Duration

Saqīfe

History of Tabarī

History of Bal‘amī

Abstract

Narratology enables historians to study and critique different historical narratives and understand them. This knowledge helps researchers understand narratives by examining elements such as Time (in the form of order, duration, and frequency), Character and Characterization, Angle of vision and Focalization, Semantic levels, and so on. This article uses narrative critique to show the difference between Saqī fe Narrative in terms of Time Duration and frequency in History of Tabarī and History of Bal'amī . It shows that Tabarī , using repetitive frequency and presenting six narratives of Saqī fe, provides the possibility of representing Abū bakr and 'Umar as the center of the narrative, and while doing this, ignores some of the voices in Saqī fe. Quite contrary, by expanding the duration of the Saqī fe narrative, the history of Bal'amī allows more characters to include. In this way, on the one hand, it adds more voices in the narrative, and on the other hand, it challenges Tabarī narrative. Therefore Bal'amī can introduce the voices of Ali and Abbᾱ s᾿ advocates in the Saqī fe Narrative. In this way, Bal'amī and Tabarī can be considered independent narratives about Saqī fe. That shows historians as actors of history.

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RAFATI PANAH MEHRABADi, MAHDI. (2020). Historians as Actors in the Report of Historical Events; A Comparative Study of Saqῑ fe Narrative in History of Tabarῑ and History of Bal‘ amῑ. HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE & HISTORIOGRAPHY, 30(25 (110) ), 99-121. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/957865/en

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RAFATI PANAH MEHRABADi MAHDI. Historians as Actors in the Report of Historical Events; A Comparative Study of Saqῑ fe Narrative in History of Tabarῑ and History of Bal‘ amῑ. HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE & HISTORIOGRAPHY[Internet]. 2020;30(25 (110) ):99-121. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/957865/en

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MAHDI RAFATI PANAH MEHRABADi, “Historians as Actors in the Report of Historical Events; A Comparative Study of Saqῑ fe Narrative in History of Tabarῑ and History of Bal‘ amῑ,” HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE & HISTORIOGRAPHY, vol. 30, no. 25 (110) , pp. 99–121, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/957865/en

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