The Red Wisdom of the great Azerbaijanian thinker Suhrawardi contains dramatic elements in terms of narrative format and structure and Aristotelian perspective. The conceptual and spiritual value of this work can make it a source of inspiration for theater performers through its hidden wisdom. This treatise, with its dramatic potential, outlines a path that leads the individual, in pursuit of his or her individuality and in line with the understanding of existence, towards a truth that was once shrouded in darkness. Elements such as plot and conflict, character, dialogue, and dramatic time, which comprise the basis of a dramatic text, can be evaluated in this work with knowledge of its Eastern worldview. From Genet's perspective, time in narrative is one of the main components whose analysis can examine how an author narrates and advances her plot. The timeliness of Red Wisdom has had a significant and profound impact on the style of its writing. Retrospective and prospective narrative techniques play a fundamental role in creating suspense and advancing the story, and in conveying the author's message. Singular and repeated frequency, and on the other hand, the existence of negative acceleration in the effect and the order governing it, and all the components of Genette's theory, including focalization, can also be examined in Red Wisdom.
Red wisdom, Suhrawardi, genet, narrative, time