Quranic Intertextualite in the Manuscript of Merat Al-Khiyal

One of the new achievements in the field of literary criticism is intertextualite, i.e, the study of the relationship between texts and the extent of influencing on each other. According to this theory, since the exudation of human thoughts is the result of his previous studies, experiences and learning; Therefore, all human texts, willingly or unwillingly, are indebted to the thoughts and works of their predecessors, and it is very clear that this influence varies according to the position of the texts and their value in societies. In religious communities, due to people's belief in sacred texts, writers and poets benefit from these texts much more than other works. The Holy Quran, as the holy book of Muslims, is one of these popular texts whose influence on the writings and poems of Muslim poets and writers has been evident for a long time. The Qur'anic themes, as the highest concepts that are directly derived from the source of revelation, are woven more than any other text in the fabric of the works of Muslim writers and poets. One of the texts in which the influence of the source of revelation can be clearly seen is the manuscript of "Merat Al-Khiyal" by Mikraj Maltani, a writer from the Indian subcontinent.