Religious Intertextuality in the short Stories of Bint Al-Shati in Al-Hilal Magazine "Selected Models”

التناص الديني في قصص بنت الشاطئ القصيرة في مجلة الهلال "نماذج مختارة"

Abstract

There are many terms that came within the framework of the concept of intertextuality, such as: (text interaction), (textual overlap), (relationship between texts) and (textual relationships), all of which are terms for one concept with narrowness in some and breadth in others.

Intertextuality is a clear phenomenon in Bint Al-Shati’s short stories, especially with regard to the Islamic heritage, either directly or indirectly.

This research deals with religious intertextuality in the short stories of Bint Al-Shati in Al-Hilal magazine (selected models), through the following two axes:

1. The first axis: intertextuality with the Holy Qur’an.
2. The second axis: intertextuality with the noble hadith.
3. These two axes are preceded by: an introduction and a preamble, followed by the conclusion of the research.

The research aims to clarify the manifestations of religious intertextuality in Bint Al-Shati's short stories through "selected models.

It is clear from this brief research article that Bint Al-Shati derives many ideas and meanings from religious texts and religious biography. To infuse the creativity of a Muslim woman who is dependent on religious authenticity and which gives rise to future prospects.