Implicit Reader in Al-Saraqusti’s Maqamat
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The research highlights Al-Luzumiyat, an Andalusian maqamat written by Al-Saraqusti, which deals with Eastern issue represented by an Andalusian character. The most important questions tackled in this research are: whom does Maqamat address, and what was the reason for writing the Andalusian Maqamat. The research is divided into two sections. Section one discusses Al-Saraqosti and the obligatory Maqamat. Section two tackles the idea of the implicit reader these Maqamat address.
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