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Al Hussein, A. (1995). Cheating Literature in Abbasi Era: Study in the Beggar Literature (2nd ed.). Damascus: Dar Alhasad Publishing and Distribution.

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• TITLE: The Language Game in the “Fraudsters’ Literature” from Pragmatic Perspective—The Arabic Maqamat as a Model

  AUTHORS: Mustafa Taher Alhaiadreh

  KEYWORDS: Arabic Literature, Cheating, Fraudsters, Popularized, The Maqamat

  JOURNAL NAME: Advances in Literary Study, Vol.8 No.2, April 7, 2020

  ABSTRACT: The art of cheating is based on the manipulation of the vocabulary and structures used, and the use of images of linguistic performance that convince the speaker, in which the listener is weak and needy, which causes the other party to respond to it. This type represents the manipulation of words and structures in the most beautiful form in the art of Maqamat, which was prevalent in the Arabic literature in successive eras. Due to this, the research aims to find out the cheating language which is used by the fraudsters in terms of its characteristics and its impact on their dealings.