This insightful study by Dr. Hashim Sayhoud Al-Mayahi delves into the complex representation of the 'religious event' within Arab theatrical literature. It critically examines how playwrights have engaged with religious narratives, figures, and concepts, transforming sacred stories into dramatic performances. The book analyzes the aesthetic, cultural, and political dimensions of religious themes on the Arab stage, tracing their evolution and impact on both the art form and its audience. It offers a comprehensive analysis for scholars and students of Arabic literature, theater studies, and religious studies, exploring the intersection of faith and drama in the modern Arab world.