Document Type : Research paper

Authors

• faramarz mirzaei ¹
• mahboobeh rahbartejarat ²

¹ Academic staff- Bualio Sin University

² Ph.D. Graduate of Arabic Language and Literature, Bu-Ali Sina University

Abstract

Religious Salafism is a social phenomenon in the Arab world today, which had violent and troubling consequences for the contemporary world, and found an appropriate reflection in the fiction literature of the Arab world. This shows the importance of story analysis to understand social realities. The story of Amara Yaqouibaan, the Egyptian writer Alaa Aswani, has reflected the phenomenon of religious Salafism with a mixture of violence, before its appearance in the political-social scene of Egypt. This article analyzes this phenomenon in the mentioned story based on the theoretical theory that seeks to understand the causes of violence.

Based on the analytical and descriptive method relying on the analysis of the content of the story, the approach of this research shows that political, social injustice and economic deprivation narrows the arena for fictional characters so much that there is no other choice but to take refuge in the group. He does not see an organized, fundamentalist and radical religion that was influenced by the ideas of the Muslim Brotherhood. Acquaintance of the characters with the exclusivist and Salafist ideas of the Brotherhood, along with the understanding of all kinds of deprivations, provides the necessary context for the emergence of organized violence. The continuation of the violence begins and ends with the scenes of the conflict between the police and the organized religious group,

Keywords

• Political violence
• religious Salafism
• Ndaum violence
• Ted Robertger
• Jacob'
• s mansion

Main Subjects

• Methodical critique and analysis of literary texts in Arabic New critical approach