جعفر ثعلبی

Existentialism is a grueling attempt to understand the nature of existence and to reveal the meaning of life through situations and events، a process that demands the importance and value of human individual existence and teaches man how to decide and act on his own. Sartre's philosophy of existentialism is distinguished by its expansion and dissemination،and may be more appropriate for the spirit of the age. This philosophy welcomes the novel and its psychological style، which allows the narrator to use the front of the price on the characters of these novels to delay the issuance of the principle of existence. The value of this philosophy goes back to the many manifestations of anxiety،responsibility،freedom and choice. The novelist Umayyah al-Khamis was able to reflect these effects in the novel Masri al-Gharaniq fi Madan al-Aqeeqah about the character of Mazid al-Hanafi،the protagonist of the novel،at the same time in the context of a diverse cultural and religious current. Through these manifestations، Mazid al-Hanafi sought to give life to a declining philosophy before it disappeared from the cultural scene of the time. With Sartre's analytical approach،we extracted the manifestations of the existentialism of the protagonist of the novel، through which he was able to achieve his existence and identity، and to take care of another and seek him out.The results show that we find these manifestations in the behavior and thoughts of the hero in Mu'tazilite thought Where we can not deny and take the existentialist influence from this thought.