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Manifestations of Conflict in the Novel " Jano, You Are my Story " by Maysalon Hadi
Hamza Rasul Ibrahim, Sabah Kareem Mawlood
This research aims to examine the Conflicts in the novel “Jano You Are My Story” by Maysaloun Hadi who is regarded as one of the most significant writers in the Arabic era. The novel focuses on three key types of conflicts within the work, which are; political, social, and religious concepts. At first, I elaborate on the concept of conflict throughout the work in terms of what meaning it conveys and its importance. Later, explaining how these conflicts can have impacts on humans and drive them to achieve their goals or defend against their interests. However, the novel begins with a broad overview of conflicts and its functions in literature. Overall, it depicts how the contemporary Arabic literature’s portrayal of issues such as conflict and loss demonstrate that art and reflection of reality and aesthetics. They influence on how more parties attempt to accomplish a goal which is common among humans to feel their integrity. In fiction, these political, social, and religious conflicts can result in an impactful tension that affects both individuals and society. According to Maysaloun Hadi, and among other aspects of the story, conflict is a crucial component that shapes events and the characters' difficulties. To mention, place is more than just a location in her novels; it generally has a big influence on the protagonists' outcomes.
Volume 11 · Issue 1 · February 2024Managmet system of the Parthian State (250BC-224AD)
Hilmi Rasool Redha, Ibrahim Abdulla Ahmad
This research entitled (Managmet system of the Parthian State) (250BC-224AD) emphasizes on asoects of administration as well as various aspects of ruling the country. The current research consists of three main parts and a separate list of resources. The first part includes the system of governance and management and the military, which first examines the concept of management and the military, which first examines the concept of management and then explains the system of governance and how to manage the country, then examines the military structure of the Parthians. The second part explains the social and economic system, ehich means it tries to explain the social structure of that ear and then the economic management. Finally, the third part examines the judicial system and laws and how to issue judgments, and then the religious system and religions of the Parthians.