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Sheikh Sadid al-Din al-Homsi is considered one of the most famous Imami theologians in the sixth century AH, due to what distinguished him by his penetration into the sciences, especially the science of theology, as he was known for his extensive knowledge of the opinions of Islamic sects, and his criticism of the opinions of major Islamic scholars from all Islamic schools of thought, which indicates his departure from the norm. Imitation and his diligence in verbal issues. He is also considered the first Imami theologian to use logical analogies in verbal inferences.

The process of transcribing history or making it a rhetorical practice is one of the great tasks undertaken by the novelist and behind him the writer who bears the concerns of his homeland and the ramifications of its history, so he tries to discuss and perpetuate them through his literary works. And because historiography is a textual creation of a narrative and imaginary nature of the past, according to what postmodern writers go to, the novelists have tried to follow and draw political and social events and the articulations of important time periods, including the Iraqi novelist (Kanaan Makiya) in his novel (Sedition), the subject of study in which he exposed a group of Notable historical events in the modern era, after we discussed a group of theses that review the dialectical relationship between the novel and historiography with entering into the crisis of historiography in the modern Iraqi novel.