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The Elicited Subtleties from the verse: “Allah and His angels send blessings on the Prophet”

Demonstrative Study

Prepared by:

Prof.Ahmed Moath ElwanHaqi Al Elwani

 Prof. aish Ahmed Moath ElwanHaqi Al Elwani

Professor of Creed and Contemporary Doctrines, Al-Zahra University in Gaziantep, Turkey.

Abstract

This research explains the verse: “Allah and His angels send blessings on the Prophet”. The researcher divided the research to an introduction, preface and six chapters.

Introduction: The researcher mentioned the reason behind the writing of the research; because serving the prophet Mohammed is of the most important duties, as previous studies, curriculum, and research plan stated.

Preface: The researcher defined prayer upon the prophet linguistically and idiomatically.

The first chapter: The semantic sides in the verse: The researcher demonstrated the semantic sides, which scientists derived from the verse.

The second chapter: How to pray upon the Prophet and its religious judgment: The researcher showed that the way of the prayer upon him came in firm ways and it has been mentioned in the firm hadiths. He mentioned that most scholars have said that praying upon the Prophet is obligatory, and then they differed in its obligation positions.

Religious judgment on uttering the peace on the Prophet: The researcher said that the religious judgment on uttering the peace on the Prophet rises to the degree of praying upon him to the obligation in some positions

The third chapter: The judgment of over-praying upon the Prophet (pbuh): The researcher pointed out that the verse refers to over-praying upon the Prophet (pbuh), but there is no clear text that states the limit of praying, as the verse did not refer to situations of prayer upon him, and this is not determined by time but correct for all  times.

The fourth chapter: The wisdom of praying upon the Prophet. The researcher mentioned the opinions of scholars (may Allah have mercy on them) in the wisdom of Allah's command to his faithful worshipers to pray upon him.

The fifth chapter: The subtleties that have been derived from the verse: Scientists elicited several findings from the verse, and the verse indicates a great consideration for the prophet (PBUH).

The sixth chapter: The context of the verse: The researcher mentioned the context of the verse in Surah Al-Ahzab.

Conclusion: The researcher mentioned the most important findings.

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