الرواية السعودية و التابوهات المحرمة (الجنس-الدين-السياسة)‎

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The Saudi novel writing in its first appearance is a figment of the imagination in a poetry-dominated world in the Arabian Peninsula.

It has taken bold and fast steps that can be described as leaps of confidence.

This research is organized into an introduction and two chapters entitled "The Saudi Novel and Breaking the Forbidden Trinity." The first chapter dealt with the "taboo of sex," which is the custom in the Saudi novel in bold terms and a provocative description.

The chapter has been divided into three trends: the first is sex narrated by women, and the second is sex in Men's pens, while the third trend was about homosexuality and lesbianism.

Chapter Two came under the title "religion taboo – politics taboo" separate from each other as it the Saudi novel writing began to approach the religion taboo and hovering around it in order to penetrate the politics taboo as the Saudi novel writing dealt with it by making few scratches without destroying it to introduce individual quibbles to the politics and not to blatantly break it.

In the conclusion of the study, results were reached, the most important of which was that the Saudi novel writing continued its steps towards maturity and integration, taking advantage of all the changes that accompanied the process of modernization in the Arabian Peninsula.

The Saudi novel writing also tackled the forbidden taboos, which are the sex taboo, the religion taboo, and the politics taboo.

The study has uncovered, through an exciting artistic narrative method, the nature of the Saudi society and its plight of silenced suffering and how, like other societies, suffers from crises during its civilizational growth