Hypertextuality Readings of Two Stories " Diamonds are Eternal" by Ian Fleming and "Diamond Shine" by Nabil according to Gerard Genet's Theory

Among various intertextual theories, “Gerard Genette” has studied a wide range of relationships of a text with other texts in a structured way, called Tract. Hypertextualite is the most important kind of genette Transtextualite based on adaptation. Police literature is one of the new genres in the world literature, where the issue of adaptation is significant. “Nabeel Farouq” Egyptian is a contemporary writer of Arabic police stories who that has been influenced by Western influences. Evidence suggests that one of his stories, “Diamond Shine”, from Impossible man collection, is the “diamonds are eternal” story, by “Ian Fleming”. The present research has tried to study the hypertextuality relationship of this story with its hypotext according to the Genet’s theory by using the analytical-descriptive and adaptive method. The purpose of this study is to provide a practical example of the intertextual relationship of an Arabic fiction work with a hypotext amount of another literature. The results says that this work is, at first glance, is just an imitation of the previous text, but reveals a deeper insight into the various aspects of the transformation and the author's attempt to make fundamental changes in the vast.