Bi Bi Saadat Razi Bahabadi; Fathye Fattahizadeh; Leila Mortaz
Abstract
Intertextuality theory is an approach that examines the relationships between texts and how they relate to each other. In this approach, the various meanings of the texts are revealed in the space of other texts. The application of this theory in religious studies is to explain the deep connection between ...
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Intertextuality theory is an approach that examines the relationships between texts and how they relate to each other. In this approach, the various meanings of the texts are revealed in the space of other texts. The application of this theory in religious studies is to explain the deep connection between the Qur'an and Etrat. In this research, the forty-fourth prayer of Al-Sahifa al-Sajjadiyya with the subject of the beginning of Ramadan is examined and explained on two levels of the outer and inner layers of the text. This research seeks to discover a new semantic horizon of this prayer by a descriptive-analytical method. Intertextual relations have been pursued with three types: structural, thematic, and lexical. The results of the research show that during this prayer, he used various Qur'anic structures in matters such as the revelation of the Qur'an in Ramadan and Laylat al-Qadr, the request to join the righteous servants, praise be to God for the blessing of guidance, and so on. In such a way that the Qur'an is manifested in their requests.
