The Aesthetics of Quranic Intertextuality in Ayman al-Atoum's Novel

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Barbari Shahira; Tawil So'ad

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Journal: ISLAMIC LITERARY STUDIES Year:2022 | Volume:1 | Issue:2 Page(s): 19-44

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The Aesthetics of Quranic Intertextuality in Ayman al-Atoum's Novel "Oh My Two Fellow Prisoners" (A Semiotic Approach to the Title Threshold)

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Barbari Shahira | Tawil So'ad | Issue Writer Certificate

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Holy Quran

intertextuality

title threshold

prison

Ayman al-Atoum

Abstract

intertextuality with its different types and levels is one of the important artistic phenomena in formation of the contemporary literary text; therefore it has received significant attention from critics. This paper focusing on the threshold of the title, the main one and the sub-headings, tries to reveal Quranic intertextuality in Ayman al-Atoum’ s novel “ Oh My Two Fellow prisoners” and present a semiotic approach to it. This title is the most appropriate in examining the textual thresholds, from which we stood on the novel’ s employment of the Quranic text and the mechanisms of its operation within the threshold of the title, its connotations and its intellectual and aesthetic dimensions. After research, it can be said that this approach has achieved the aesthetic, semantic and cognitive goals of it. By examining the manifestations of the Quranic intertextuality in the titles of the novel as significant semiotic signs, we concluded a set of results to be summarized here: the Qur’ anic intertextuality in the novel is an aesthetic phenomenon that reflects two angles of the writer’ s vision; The vision of the creator and the vision of the hero who lived the experience as a reality, which enabled him to convey it in detail. It took a wide area of direct and indirect presence, through the texts and its titles; These titles with the text formed thresholds that were considered stand-alone texts, through which the novelist Ayman al-Atoum succeeded in presenting a unique picture of exploiting the linguistic and pictorial energies of the venerable Quranic text, making it a goal for the creator to stand on and benefit from, on the linguistic and semantic levels.

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Barbari, Shahira, & Tawil, So'ad. (2022). The Aesthetics of Quranic Intertextuality in Ayman al-Atoum's Novel "Oh My Two Fellow Prisoners" (A Semiotic Approach to the Title Threshold). ISLAMIC LITERARY STUDIES, 1(2 ), 19-44. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/964351/en

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Barbari Shahira, Tawil So'ad. The Aesthetics of Quranic Intertextuality in Ayman al-Atoum's Novel "Oh My Two Fellow Prisoners" (A Semiotic Approach to the Title Threshold). ISLAMIC LITERARY STUDIES[Internet]. 2022;1(2 ):19-44. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/964351/en

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Shahira Barbari, and So'ad Tawil, “The Aesthetics of Quranic Intertextuality in Ayman al-Atoum's Novel "Oh My Two Fellow Prisoners" (A Semiotic Approach to the Title Threshold),” ISLAMIC LITERARY STUDIES, vol. 1, no. 2 , pp. 19–44, 2022, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/964351/en

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