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Title: الجماليات الفنية الدّرامية في القصة القرآنية: قصة يوسف نموذجاً
Other Titles: Dramatic aesthetic techniques of quranic stories: a case study of the story of prophet Yusuf
Authors: Oniyide, Daud A.
Keywords: Story
Drama
Al-Qur’an
Prophet Yusuf
Issue Date: 31-Mar-2023
Publisher: Faculty of Islamic Studies and Arabic Language
Citation: Sri Lankan Journal of Arabic and Islamic Studies Volume 6, Issue.1. 2023 P. 1 – 15.
Abstract: Story is a literary prose that narrates events; either real or fictional. It is a vehicle of messages and lessons for people to learn from. Recently, different types of stories have been transformed into a performance as a drama by bringing to life actions played by the characters in the stories on stage or cinema or film for people to have a practical or illustrative feel of such stories. Quranic stories are not exceptional in this regard. Among the Quranic stories that have witnessed this modern development is story of Prophet Yusuf. It is, therefore, the interest of this paper to investigate the dramatic aesthetic techniques in the narration of story of the Prophet Yusuf. The study adopts descriptive and analytical method of research to provide answers to some emerging questions such as; what is a story and what is perception on stories in the Qur’an? What is drama and what are its elements? To what extent the Quranic storiesin conformity with the theory of modern drama. To what extent does the story of Prophet Yusuf contains dramatic elements and techniques? The findings reveal among other things, that despite that Qur’an is a book of religion, it comprises many literary and linguistic genres that are worth of scholarly inquiries.
URI: http://ir.lib.seu.ac.lk/handle/123456789/6837
ISSN: 2550 – 3014
Appears in Collections:Volume 6; Issue 1

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