Reflection of the Holy Quran in the Poetry of Muhammad Miftah al-Fittouri

The Quran is a source of Arabic resources, and its significance and value is recognized when compared to other books. The Holy Quran and its high contents are undoubtedly among the most important sources of Arabic poetry, so many poets were inspired by its subjects and personalities that were the axis of their great literary productions. Intertextuality is a new phenomenon of an old concept that emerged as a result of linguistic studies in the West. It was rooted in the ancient critical studies with different terms such as quotation, inclusion, citation, imitation, and similar in modern studies such as application of myth and so on. Quranic intertextuality is considered to be a direct and the most prominent source of poetic experience in modern poetry. This research is an attempt to study this phenomenon in Muhammad Miftah al-Fittouri's poetry (contemporary Sudanese poet) to obtain information of the most prominent forms of intertextuality in his poetry (the present text) from the Holy Quran (the absent text). It is concluded by this research that Fittouri's poetry is influenced directly or indirectly by the Holy Quran.