The challenge of applying modern narratology in the study of time in Qur'anic stories

Narratology had a clear effect on the study of literary texts,and even influenced the analysis of Qur'anic stories,so that it became a suitable ground for the application of various critical methods.The study of the subject of time in the text of the Qur'an attracted the attention of Iranian and Arab scholars and examined the various reflections of this technique following the examples of narrative criticism.The present study aims to investigate how time critique is written in Quranic stories and seeks the pathology of articles written in this field.Given the breadth of the discussion,we only review articles published in scientific-research journals between Iran and Iraq between1999 and now,and we have a statistical-analytical approach in the study of these studies,which ultimately,the following results for The authors specify;47% of the total articles have not been excluded from the framework of this method by using the cash method of"Genet" mechanically,which has caused researches to be written with the same cash method and similar results. What is presented as a study of the narratology of time in 42% of the researches is not a combination of interpretive critique and narrative critique, and often deals with the description and interpretation of the story and has less analytical approach.Twelve percent of all researchers who have attempted to articulate a new theory or change existing cash methods have generally been unable to offer a new approach. It is clear that the critique of Persian and Arabic narratology in this field has not yet reached the stage of establishment and exploitation. The most important challenge that this critical research faces is the crisis of deep understanding of critical theories. Many mistakes in applying theories go back to the rapid and superficial critique of the text in which researchers with a selective approach,to describe and analyze Statistically enough.