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University of Religions & Denominations
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analyze the narrative structure of Quranic stories and battle verses in explaining the concepts of "Divine Victory" and "Unseen Aid" and to examine their alignment with contemporary resistance models. descriptive-analytical method, employing both quantitative and qualitative content analysis to examine the frequency of verses and narrative surahs and the alignment of their themes with media strategies in symmetric and asymmetric battles . The statistical population includes a comprehensive census of all 114 surahs of the Quran. using library sources, the Comprehensive Commentary software, and the Encyclopedia of Quranic Themes to identify all stories and analyze the themes and storytelling techniques in explaining Divine Victory and Unseen Aid, determining the extent and location of these narratives within the surahs. the theme of "Steadfastness in the Way of Allah" (Istiqaamah), with 321 verses across 27 surahs, holds the top rank among themes and is considered the primary foundation for receiving Unseen Aid. The techniques of "Episodic Narrative Structure" and "Perception Management" (with 43 instances) are the most frequent artistic tools of the Quran used to establish the certainty of Truth's victory in the audience's mind. Furthermore, the story of Prophet Abraham (PBUH), with 153 verses, serves as the most central model for "branding" the Front of Monotheism as an invincible power. Analyses revealed that narratives such as the story of Prophet David (PBUH) and the "People of the Elephant" (Ashab al-Fil) explain models for the superiority of indigenous technology and the neutralization of the enemy's advanced defense systems in contemporary battles, respectively.
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