In this pivotal study, Mustafa Rajwan presents a groundbreaking analysis of the Arab novel through a rhetorical-argumentative lens. The book meticulously dissects the core narrative components of plots and characters, exploring how Arab authors use them as tools of persuasion and argumentation. Rajwan reveals the intricate strategies novelists employ to engage readers, challenge conventions, and present compelling worldviews. This work is an essential resource for scholars and students of Arabic literature and narrative theory, offering fresh insights into the persuasive power inherent in fictional storytelling and redefining our understanding of narrative structure.