مینا حسن ابادی

Numbers have long been of interest to humans,

both quantitatively and symbolically, finding their place not only in mathematics but also in various cultures, including Arabic culture. In this culture, numbers play a significant role in people's thoughts, beliefs, and daily lives, which is reflected in literary works. The Holy Quran has played a crucial role in shaping the meanings of numbers, as many of them are mentioned with profound spiritual, religious, and symbolic significance, influencing Arabic culture and literary thought. In the novel The Blue-Collar Girl, numbers frequently appear and are closely connected to other elements of the text, conveying similar meanings. This study analyzes the implications of numbers in this novel, considering Arabic culture and the influence of the Quran, and examines their relationship with the text.