(مقامات)‎ بديع الزمان الهمداني و (حديث عيسى بن هشام)‎ محمد مويلحي : دراسة مقارنة

الملخص EN

In the term of literary genres, ((Maqamat)) is a short story featuring an event that has been devoted mainly to the entertainment of the listeners and sometimes to the advice and advice.

In these types of stories, the single hero usually enters the story anonymously, and as soon as it is known, it disappears until it appears again in another body.

In the second half of the 4th century AH, the Iranian Adibi, "Badie-e-Zaman Hamedani, " created a new method in Arabic prose-writing, which he himself called this type of "authorities.

" In the contemporary period, some of the literary critics also spoke in the form of ((Maqamat)) according to their methodology, including prominent figures such as Mohammad Moalihi, Nasif Yazji, Ahmad Shoghi, Mohammad Tafiq bakri and Hafiz Ibrahim.

This essay describes analytically and using library resources for a comparative study of "authorities" by Badi 'Al-Zaman Hamedani and' The Hadith Isa Bin Hisham 'by Mohammad Moalihi and explaining their differences and their structural and content similarities.