Intertextuality Of The Story Of Prophet Ayub In The Qur'an And The Bible (Julia Kristeva Semiotic Approach)
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Key Points
The analysis reveals key differences in the narration of Prophet Ayub in the Qur'an and the Bible, each carrying its own purpose.
The Qur'an emphasizes themes of faithfulness and patience, while the Bible focuses on suffering and piety.
A qualitative methodology utilizing intertextuality uncovers narrative techniques like haplology within scriptural texts, altering the perception of Prophet Ayub's story through each lens.
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Qualitative analysis reveals narrative differences of Prophet Ayub's story in Qur'an and Bible, highlighting distinct themes.