Comparative Narratology of Noor-E-Mohammadi (Light of Muhammad) in History of Sistan and Tabashir Al-Hikma

One of the notable books of the Qajar period is Tabashir al-Hikma, the secret of Shiraz, which was created with the approach of literary return and simplification. Although this work is considered a mystical text, but in the narration of Noor Mohammadi, it has a common theme with the history of Sistan and it seems that it was written under its influence. Therefore, a comparative study of the history of Sistan is a good way to understand this work. In the history of Sistan, the story of the birth of Mustafa (PBUH) is full of amazing events that have been believed with narrative techniques. Has the author of Tabashir al-Hikma been able to use narrative techniques to make amazing events believable? In order to find a suitable answer to the descriptive-analytical method and with emphasis on narrative theories, this article has compared Noor Mohammadi in these two works. The results show that the author of the history of Sistan, by diversifying the narrative language, benefiting from the narrative and dramatic narrative, constantly changing the narrative center, using authentic historical and religious characters, benefiting from the narrative language of the main characters From the first person point of view, using the narrative perspective of the anti-hero, sacred voices, variety in the narrative aspect to create emotional language, dialogue, etc., has been able to make the story of Mustafa (PBUH) born artistic and believable. Although the author of Tabashir al-Hikma, while being influenced by the history of