Abstract

Objectives: This study aims to reveal the scenes of narrative intertextuality instances in the poetry of Yusuf al-Nabhani, as they appear in Quranic narratives and the prophetic biography. Narrative intertextuality encompasses both religious and literary intertextuality. Also, because it has developed extensively within both primary genres, it merits distinction as a type of sub-intertextuality that deserves study and in-depth exploration. This is due to the fact that narrative and storytelling are among the phenomena most closely related to human emotional sentiment, and they are also among the most engaging, captivating, and harmonious. The story may be particularly effective in establishing a concept, idea, or argument regarding the issues presented. Therefore, scenes of narrative intertextuality in the long poems of al-Nabhani adopt a sequential narrative style as if they were transferred from their prose source into poetic details. Consequently, it became necessary to establish a new type of intertextuality that is independent in its own right, termed "narrative intertextuality" while maintaining its connection to the other recognized fundamental types of intertextuality. Methods: It has employed an analytical approach in collecting information and selecting the most important and profound aspects in defining intertextuality and narrative intertextuality and their types. It also focused on analyzing poetic texts and extracting narrative intertextuality from them. Conclusions: It is concluded that it is important to highlight the importance of deepening the analysis of narrative texts and understanding the intertextuality present in the poetry of Al-Nabahani, a prolific poet known for the length of his poems, which are considered religious narrative verses. Therefore, it is imperative to introduce the personality of the Palestinian poet who has not received due recognition like other poets of Palestine.