This article aims to investigate the rational arguments presented by Abū al-Muʿīn al-Nasafī for justifying prophecy as a significant phenomenon in human history. The study begins analysing al-Nasafī’s definition of prophecy, followed examining its linguistic, philosophical, and theological implications. possibility necessity prophethood are explored from two distinct perspectives: natural reaso...

Muhammad (pbuh) is the last prophet sent by Allah to mankind. Qur'an divine message through him. In some verses of Qur'an, which contains many universal principles, Prophet's struggle with polytheists and deniers mentioned, as well his distinguished position among prophets. It stated that it "best example” (‘usva al-hasene) for believers, qualities related him are also mentioned. For this reaso...

Bilâl b. Rabah al-Habashî is among the first people who convert to Islam. After becoming a Muslim, he never left Messenger of Allah until his death. As was person recites adhan, had an exceptional place in history He witnessed almost entire period prophethood Muhammad, which lasted for twenty-three years. Although always with Prophet, very few hadiths were reported from him. In this study, afte...

The defensive reflex developed by Muslim scholars in order to eliminate the protest prophethood of Muhammad paved way for formation tradition that ıt’s called dalāılu'n-nubuvva historical process different religious and philosophical movements get involved Islamic society. This which first started come into existence with efforts Muʽtazilī continued its work Salafist thinkers hadith scholars. T...

The fundamental issue in Islam that has to be stressed is the topic of faith. Some streams or sects dispute this using arguments naqal (revelation), 'aql (reason), and way comprehend unique Quranic verses. Among them are Ahl Sunnah wal Jamaah Ash'arites, Mu'tazilites, others. topics covered divinity, prophethood, sam'iyyat, which supernatural elements every Muslim must aware believe in. Thus, s...

This research is motivated by the theory of transformational leadership in style Prophet Muhammad, which commonly referred to as prophetic leadership. As it known that phenomenon kiai eyes people unique. The existence a figure leader not just who has position an organization leaders general. More than that, image identical prophethood (al ulama warasatul anbiya). also perceived his followers pr...

in shī‘ism, the imams (a.s.) have been the perpetuators of the holy prophet’s (a.s.) prophetic mission. clarifying their role in perpetuation of the above-mentioned mission is among the questions that the thinkers have always inquired about. given the undeniable doctrines of the finality of the prophethood, this question has to be answered in a way that no other prophets are made out of the ima...

in shiite school, imamate is one of the self-evident doctrinal principles, which is on the same level as prophethood. during the history of shiism, many thinkers and intellectuals have considered this principle in philosophical and theological terms. they have comprehensively elaborated on the characteristics of those, who hold this position. thus, the transcendental theosophy, as one of the ma...