التناص في الشعر محمود الوراق

Abstract EN

Intertextuality is a term used in literary criticism to discuss relationship between texts and the implications it brings to the meaning of the texts.

The use of Intertextuality in text studies can enhance our understanding of factors influencing the writing of literary texts based on previous texts.

Literary critics seek to explore intertextuality in texts and make it visible to readers through an “archaeology process” aimed at digging into the hidden layers of the text.

This study investigates the sources of intertextuality in poems of Mahmoud al-Warraq, an Abbasid poet who is known to feature intertextuality extensively in his poetry.

The study also aims to identify the types of intertextuality used in his poetry.

Both of those goals will be achieved using descriptive and analysis methods.

A major finding of this study shows that Mahmoud al-Warraq relied on three sources of intertextuality: the Holy Qur’an, the Noble Prophet’s Hadith, and the sayings of prominent figures.

The study also found two types of intertextuality used: direct and indirect.