Historical and narrative in the Arabic novel

It is a critical attempt to read the modernist and postmodern Arab novel in its dealings with history between completely complying with the sedition of imagination and declaring a break with what is historical and official, and trying to create an alternative history that contradicts the official history, which is the history of kings, sultans, rulers and victors throughout history, as critic Faisal Darrag says, and declares About the birth of an alternative and new history that goes beyond the framework of traditional historical centers and depicts the suffering of the defeated, downtrodden and oppressed through the narrative narrative.
This book also continues to pay attention to the narrative and metanarrative aspects of the Arabic novel, such as the structure of the framework story, description and focus, and others, through an open look that does not transcend the social, intellectual and historical influences that formed the mosaic of the Arabic novel as part of the Arab novelist's awareness of his era, society and culture.