الدراسة التحليلية للتناص القرآني في ديوان كعب بن مالك

Abstract EN

New literary critical opinions have appeared in the second half of the 20th century among which is intertextuality.

It is also known as quotation, implication, citing and imitation.

Julia Cristeva, a Bulgarian linguist and researcher, was the first to use this term in the sixties.

Intertextuality is a new phenomenon that includes old concepts in the Arabic literature.

When we read the divan of Ka'b bin Malik, an early Islamic poet, we see that his poetry is rich with the Quranic intertextuality directly or indirectly.

The research attempts to elucidate some examples from this intertextuality relying on the analytical-functional model.