The prophets’ (peace be upon them) praise to their Lord in the Holy Quran Objective study
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in the Holy Quran Objective study”, it aims to shed light on
the stature of worship of the Tahmid (praise) among the
prophets, (peace be upon them), through the verses of
the Holy Quran, to achieve this goal, the researcher used
the inductive and deductive methods, so that the Quranic
verses that dealt with the subject of Prophets’ (peace
be upon them) praise to their Lord, and then deducting
the most prominent attributes of Prophets’ (peace be
upon them) praise verses of the Quran, the results of the
research were: the high stature of worship of the Tahmid
(praise) in the Book of Lord, and that the prophets
(peace be upon them) are the masters of Praise, where
they praise Lord with their tongues in weal and woe, and the need to imitate the ethics of the prophets peace be
upon them in praise. The study recommended directing
the scientific research to study the other Quranic positions
where praise of Lord is mentioned.
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