The narrative deviation of The death theme in the novel The Weddings of Amna - by nassrallah Ibrahim

Abstract

In our intervention, we sought to analyze one of the novels by Nasrallah Ibrahim, which addresses the pains of loss faced by the people of Gaza in their daily lives. The novel raises fundamental questions in our approach to the narrative, expressing the struggle of the Palestinian people in Gaza for freedom amidst the injustice and genocide inflicted upon them by the conscience-lacking Zionist aggression. We attempted to observe the contradictions embedded in the novel as it ventures into new realms in storytelling, not typical in traditional literary works. The author narrated the destructive death of everything beautiful in it, while the protagonists of the novel insisted on confronting it, clinging to the hope of victory and freedom..