التناص القرآني في دعاء الإمام الحسين عليه السلام يوم عرفة

Abstract EN

Intertextuality studies are among the most important topics in the field of modern literary criticism that have evolved by improving ideas in societies, and they remind us of the interaction of texts and their relevance togetherThe term intertextuality appeared for the first time by researcher Julia Kristeva, in several papers written between (1966-1967 AD) and she is influenced by the opinions of de Saussure and Michael Bakhtin.

The frequent use of this term, especially the so-called Qur'anic intertextuality in Arabic literature, indicates its importance and the necessity of its study.

In this research, we tried to study the effect of the Holy Qur’an as a powerful inspiration, in the prayer of Imam AL-Hussain (PBUH) on the day of Arafah in the particle and meaning, in a descriptive-analytical manner.

The results of the study showed that there are deep metaphysical interactions and bonds between them, so that Imam (PBUH) used Qur’anic vocabulary, terminology and concepts widely consciously, and he preserved the original connotation of the Qur’anic texts he conjured up.

As if he mixed his thoughts and tongue with the Noble Qur’an; and that this reaction is mostly in the form of parallel and partial negation, and in few instances in the form of total negation