The intertextuality employment of hair in letter of Fazel Grossi to Mohammad Saeed Razavi Hamedani

Contemporary Arabic literary prose text is an important and unknown subject in Iran that has not been studied yet. In the contemporary period, among the types of this literary genre, Arabic letters have a special position in terms of quantity. One of the notable letters at the beginning of this period is a letter written by Fazel Grossi to his friend Mohammad Saeed Razavi Hamedani known as Mr. Saeed Mojtahed. The main purpose of writing this letter is to blame Mr. Saeed Mojtahed for remarrying a young girl. This letter has been considered in its time and several copies of it have been drafted. Due to the large number of poems mentioned in this letter, therefore, in the present study, intertextual examples are examined in this letter. For this purpose, Gérard Genette's intertextual theory is used. The most important result of the present study that we have achieved is that the author in this letter has used the poems of poets of different periods of Arabic poetry, until the end of the Abbasi period, and this shows that the author has extensive information about Arabic poetry from the beginning to end of the Abbasi period. Another result obtained from this research is that all the intertextual cases of the poem in this letter are explicit and obvious. In most of these cases, the narrator is not mentioned. The intertext in these cases is of the non-citation type. In cases where the poet's name is mentioned, the intertextual it is a citation type.