"النّدوة الّتكوينية لطلبة الدكتوراه : "الخطاب الصوفي في الرواية العربية المعاصرة

Abstract

Summary : Sufi discourse explores contemplation of the unseen and an attempt to connect with the divine essence through expressions that are loaded with greater burdens than what this common discourse carries on the one hand. Sufis, on the other hand, carry out movements that are evident through the act of contacting the unseen and the intensity of the connection with the divine essence. These are called Karamat. Based on the above, this proposal leads us to a number of questions: To what extent can we say that there is an Arabic novel that represents Sufi discourse and is fully structured? To what extent does the writer rely on the Sufi heritage in building the worlds of his text, which are full of wonder and strangeness? Is it possible to assert that the Arabic novel, in which Sufi discourse is evident, reveals the writer’s inner dialogue towards characters and events through mercurial times that express the action of miracles and manifestations in the absolute and the unseen?