Abstract
The prophethood exists in very Heavenly Religion. The command
andprohibition of God can be conveyed to the people by this way.
One'sdeclaration to be a prophet is really a great claim. The prophecy
can not beexperienced by the others, therefore the proof of it needs to
be supported bythe rational and sensible miracles. This is only way to
distinquish betweenthe real prophet and false prophet. Although some
scholars believe that themiracles confirm the prophecy, there are others
who do not believe in thestatus of the miracles. In this article, it
will be discussed the objections aboutpossibility and confirmative
status of miracle from the Islamic Theologyperspectives.
Abstract
The prophethood exists in very Heavenly Religion. The command andprohibition of God can be conveyed to the people by this way. One'sdeclaration to be a prophet is really a great claim. The prophecy can not beexperienced by the others, therefore the proof of it needs to be supported bythe rational and sensible miracles. This is only way to distinquish betweenthe real prophet and false prophet. Although some scholars believe that themiracles confirm the prophecy, there are others who do not believe in thestatus of the miracles. In this article, it will be discussed the objections aboutpossibility and confirmative status of miracle from the Islamic Theologyperspectives.
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| Primary Language | Turkish |
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| Publication Date | December 15, 2001 |
| DOI | https://doi.org/10.17335/suifd.25501 |
| IZ | https://izlik.org/JA63MU39HJ |
| Published in Issue | Year 2001 Volume: 3 Issue: 4 |
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