الحدث الواقعي والاسطوري بين القصة القرآنية والقصة الأدبية وأثر كل منهما على المتلقي. (Arabic)

The realistic and mythical event between the Qur’anic story and the literary story Each impact of them on recipient. (English)

The Qur’anic stories is God’s telling of what happened to the previous nations with their messengers, and what happened between them and some of them or between them and others, individuals or groups of human or non-human beings, with truth and truth for guidance, exhortation and lesson. The Qur’anic stories differ from other stories in a basic aspect, which is the aspect of the purpose for which they came. The story in the uses of the Arabs and in the concept of the Noble Qur’an differs from the story in the modern literary sense, and this is a fact in which only arrogant people dispute. The purpose of mentioning the story is for Muslims to take it into consideration to prove the prophethood of the Prophet of Islam, to demonstrate the unity of the divine religions, and to strengthen hearts. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

القصص القرآنية هي إخبار الله عما حدث للأمم السابقة مع رسلهم، وما حدث بينهم وبين بعضهم أو بينهم وبين غيرهم أفراد أو جماعات من كائنات بشرية أو غير بشرية، بحق وصدق للهداية والعظة والعبرة. ويختلف القصص القرآنية عن غيره من القصص في ناحية أساسية هي ناحية الغرض الذي جاء من أجله. فالقصة في استعمالات العرب وفي مفهوم القرآن الكريم تختلف عن القصة بالمعنى الأدبي الحديث وتلك حقيقة لا يماري فيها إلا مكابر. وإن الغاية من ذكر القصة أن يأخذها المسلمون بالاعتبار لإثبات نبوة نبي الإسلام، وبيان وحدة الأديان الإلهية، وتثبيت القلوب. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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