Abstract
This article deals with the problem of the universality of the prophecy
of Muhammadwithin the context of the claims of the Isawiyya school.
There are several reason for ourchoice of this issue: From an earlier
period the universality and particularity of theprophecy of Muhammad was
an important issue of debate within the interreligiousdiscussions. As a
result, this issue was discussed in the Theological and
Heresiographicalsources. In this context, first the school of Isawiyya,
who first claimed that the prophecy ofMuhammad belongs to Arabs only,
will be presented. Then the universality of theprophecy of Muhammad will
be discussed and rational, traditional and historical argumentsof
Muslim scholars will be evaluated.
Keywords
Abstract
This article deals with the problem of the universality of the prophecy of Muhammadwithin the context of the claims of the Isawiyya school. There are several reason for ourchoice of this issue: From an earlier period the universality and particularity of theprophecy of Muhammad was an important issue of debate within the interreligiousdiscussions. As a result, this issue was discussed in the Theological and Heresiographicalsources. In this context, first the school of Isawiyya, who first claimed that the prophecy ofMuhammad belongs to Arabs only, will be presented. Then the universality of theprophecy of Muhammad will be discussed and rational, traditional and historical argumentsof Muslim scholars will be evaluated.
Keywords
- İ seviyye Risalet Peygamberlik Evrensellik Umûmilik Husûsilik
Details
| Primary Language | Turkish |
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| Journal Section | Articles |
| Authors | |
| Publication Date | June 15, 2004 |
| Published in Issue | Year 2004 Volume: 6 Issue: 9 |
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