1 Introduction Narratives are one of the important areas of modern literary theories; their analysis through new theories can facilitate understanding of literary texts. Gé rard Genette’ s theory is a considerably effective narratological theory used by numerous researchers today so as to uncover the narrative patterns of significant writers and offer a better introduction for them by examining their narrative structures. . . .

In the age of atom, electricity and computer, there are many people who give their hearts to their leaders! Those can be Mr. Reagan, Lady Nehro, Brezhnev or King of Borneo.This is what our history and other nation’s is abundant in. there is no difference between that fisherman from Deilam who went to somebody claiming to be "an astrologer and dream reader" to interpreter his dream and Brezhnev whose leader, he claimed, had been a rural monk; or between Shah ‘Abbas and the court astrologer who, for the suppression of Hurufis, did counsel with the King, and lady Nehro who, to launch her satellite ship to space, sought the reading of an old Indian astrologer on the auspicious time or inauspicious. Here is the teaching: people in this world are still abecedarian children and listen with their hearts to the language which is no human.

Robbery often relates to the persons who are alive. But Islamic Religion nature forces us to study this crime for dead persons. Most jurists do not indicate to the robbery which related to dead persons, but former jurists studied it. According to their studies, robbing shroud from grave will cause to cut the robber’s hand. But if the robber robs dead person’s property from grave, his or her hand would not be cut. Extracting dead person’s body from grave is not robbery but insolence.Maybe in western societies and developed countries, this subject be more important. Because their people buy and sell dead person’s body to test on it and eventually it may be robbed.In this article, the authors explain the robberies which relate to dead persons to find out an answer for the relevant ambiguities.

There is ample evidence that the coronavirus can cause fatal blood clots. Angiotensin-converting enzyme 2 (ACE2) receptors act as a gateway for the coronavirus to enter the body and facilitate infection. ACE2 receptors are scientifically linked to disease severity in smokers because nicotine is thought to affect ACE2 expression in different ways. Patients admitted with severe COVID-19 infection with high levels of factor V Leiden are prone to serious damage from blood clots such as deep vein thrombosis or pulmonary embolism. Damage to the vascular endothelium is a complication that can be caused by the coronavirus. It can cause vascular clots, in the formation of which factors such as age, sex, blood type, and underlying diseases are effective. Thrombotic events, especially venous thrombosis, following COVID-19 infection have already been described,nonetheless, data are scarce on arterial thrombosis. Herein we report 4 cases of COVID-19 infection complicated by arterial thrombosis.

This article is a qualitative research on changes in religious rituals: making places and people secared that are not considered sacred in religious traditions. Sohrab Sepehri’s grave is a case of those “modern places” and this research is a case study on its pilgrim’s rituals and insights. Young pilgrims of Sohrab’s grave are creating and experiencing new forms of religiosity. All these forms have complicated relations with traditional religion: Trying to be distinct as well as borrowing some elements of it. This phenomenon can be interpreted as an attempt to create a more flexible version of religiosity which is more fluid and pluralistic and is capable of creating deep warm spiritual experiences by changing some popular religious rituals as pilgrimage.

Jalal Al-e-Ahmad, a hard working contemporary novelist, in one of his writings, has made an autobiography about a problem, which had preoccupied his minds and life for many years. This was his infertility. In this book, the author probes the problem from the beginning of its appearing; his trials for solving it, eventual excitedly reactions of it, and compatibility with being "childlessness". Memories have been designed as form of a novel. In research work, there is always, this possibility that, a quantitative "approach" cause to deprive us from some "qualitative". May be psychological investigation of some novels specially those, which deal with "problem" of author, could fill this emptiness. This matter is the goal of this article for psychological investigation of infertility.

Cleft hand deformity is a rare congenital anomaly of the hand with an incidence rate about 1.90000. It has two clinical types; Typical and Atypical. In this paper we are representing ten cases of this anomaly admitted during seven years from 1992 in Emam Khomeinie hospital. Some of the patients especially those with typical cleft hand deformity achieved good functional results after surgical correction of the deformity. In the younger age group we observed better functional results.

Background and Aim: The aim of the present study was to investigate the effect of the Hand Static Rest Splint on reducing the pain and other compliance of Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA). Materials and Methods: In the present clinical trial, 12 patients, aged 35-50 (average: 39 years) with RA, referring to the Occupational Therapy Unit of Taleghani hospital and meeting America College of Rheumatology diagnostic criteria, were included. Visual Analogue Scale (VAS) was administered and swelling, tenderness and morning stiffness were assessed. Moreover, assessments of active range of motion using goniometry and grip strength with Jamar dynamometer in both hands were performed. Statistical analysis of data was performed using t-test and Mann-Whitney Test for two independent samples and willcoxon tests and paired t-test for paired samples run in SPSS, version 18. The level of significance was set at p˂ 0. 05. Results: The findings showed that the Static Rest Splint led to improvement in the wrist range of motion (flexion p=0/005, extension p=0/03) when the two groups were compared, but it did not have a significant effect on Morning Stiffness (p=1), pain (p=0/1), Swelling (p=0/06), and Tenderness (p=0/2). However, when compared between after and before intervention in hand with splint, pain (p=0/02) and wrist range of motion (p=0/004) improved. Conclusion: Based on the findings of the current study, and since using splints only improve range of motion in the wrist compared between two groups and pain relief before and after the intervention, it seems that using hand Static Rest Splint to reduce other symptoms need further investigation and also given that the use of this position without stress on the tendon can be effective in reducing the causes deformity, further studies are needed to more delineate these points.