Humorous literature in the Egyptian and Iranian press on political, social, cultural (family, women, marriage) themes. In satire, Ahmad Rajab, Jalal Amer, Hossein Tawfiq and Abolghasem Halat

Humor is a form of satire in which reformist and social purposes are usually discussed, so it can be said that humor is a means, not an end. This study approaches the American school of comparative literature to examine the content, elements and literature of political, social and cultural humor (family, women, marriage) in the satirical content of four Egyptian and Iranian satirists (Ahmad Rajab, Jalal Amer, Hossein Tawfiq, Abolghasem Halat). ) will pay. The hypothesis of this research emphasizes the existence of common and influential political, social, and cultural themes and elements (family, women, and marriage) in the satire of the four satirists. The results showed that unlike Persian satire, many Arabic satires are harsh and vulgar. However, it can be said that Ahmad Rajab, Jalal Amer, Hossein Tawfiq and Abolghasem Halat, although they are different from the two languages and cultures, but in a way, all of them have expressed the issues of the society in a soft and unassuming language with humor and humor and humor. They are a weapon for criticizing governments and discovering the flaws of the ruling system and trying to reform and develop society and the family.