معايير الدعوة و الإصلاح في رواية (الرجل الذي آمن)‎ لنجيب الكيلاني

Abstract EN

This research, on the Islamic school, has evaluated the novel "The Man Who Believed" by Najib Kilani, a contemporary Egyptian writer, by descriptive-analytical method on the criteria of inviting and reforming the society.

the content part includes the religious duties of the inviter and the reformer.

the most important achievements of the research in the content section of the mentioned novel are that the author pays attention to the method of inviting the reform of society in the form of a story.

invitation, giving and getting influence, sincerity in action, how to deal with opponents, humility and humbleness, enjoining the good and forbidding the evil, enduring suffering and hardship in the path of invitation and reform and etc.

which are the characteristics of the eternal religion of islam.

by reading the novel, the reader can feel responsible for the duty of inviting and reforming the society and through it, communicating with the society.

the novel "The Man Who Believed" has a coherent structure in terms storytelling, which has evaluated the aspect of invitation and reformation of society through the language of the three main characters of the story : Arian Carlos, Shaikh Eid al-Yaqoubi and Ali, a hotel employee.

has been and in his work has described it from different.

angles the author is familiar with the main criteria of inviting and reforming the society and has explained it from different angles in his work.