The great prophet of Islam has always been portrayed uniquely and in an elevated manner. There has always been an attempt to express his nobility and mental and moral magnificence with the help of historical-religious narratives. Along with the historical image of the Prophet which deals with his actual life, there are some baseless, untrue, and non-historical materials in literary texts that seem to be more in line with the mystical subject of “Haghighat-e Mohammadiyeh” (Truth of Mohammad)”.
Haghighat-e Mohammadieh which, in fact, points to the first light, was applied to the Prophet in a specific period. The process formed a series of arguments regarding his character; issues such as the first creature, the medium of God’s grace, the aim of creation, etc. which, in this study, are called the mystical portrays of the Prophet and are contrasted with his historical and real image.
Roumiani, B., & Bakhshiadeh, M. (2016). Mystical Portrait of Prophet Mohammad in Literary Texts. Journal of Prose Studies in Persian Literature, 19(40), 95-114. doi: 10.22103/jll.2016.1576
MLA
Behrouz Roumiani; Masoumeh Bakhshiadeh. "Mystical Portrait of Prophet Mohammad in Literary Texts", Journal of Prose Studies in Persian Literature, 19, 40, 2016, 95-114. doi: 10.22103/jll.2016.1576
HARVARD
Roumiani, B., Bakhshiadeh, M. (2016). 'Mystical Portrait of Prophet Mohammad in Literary Texts', Journal of Prose Studies in Persian Literature, 19(40), pp. 95-114. doi: 10.22103/jll.2016.1576
VANCOUVER
Roumiani, B., Bakhshiadeh, M. Mystical Portrait of Prophet Mohammad in Literary Texts. Journal of Prose Studies in Persian Literature, 2016; 19(40): 95-114. doi: 10.22103/jll.2016.1576
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