Abstract:
The reporting and writing of Islamic history cannot be traced only in the texts of ancient historians and popular historiographic schools. The pure Imams, as leaders of the religion, also had their own style of historiography, which can be traced in the pilgrimages. The specific question in the present study is what was the style of historiography of the Ahl al-Bayt in the pilgrimages of the Holy Land, with a case study of the pilgrimage to the Holy Land?
Based on the research findings, the historiographical style in the text of the pilgrimage to the holy area can be extracted analytically in two parts. The first part is the content components, which include paying attention to the historical background of the Haq movement, paying attention to the future of historical events, striving to express the position of influential women in historical movements, explaining the relationship between historical places and historical figures, and not mentioning negative elements while reporting on performance. Reflection of metaphysical events related to historical events, combination of historical and task statements, accurate depiction of sensitive historical scenes, judgment of positive and negative actions, evaluation of the consequences of historical events, ending the report with a prayer related to the event, reporting on a few specific animal roles. Also, the second part of the formal components includes the combination of postmodern discourse with historical reporting, presenting historical reporting in the form of verse prose, and animalistic titling of non-human characters.