Abstract:

Allah, who does not want His servants to stray from the right path, sent prophets to warn peoples and to invite them to the true path. The prophets, each of whom was a guide, conveyed the orders and prohibitions of Allah to the individuals and societies to which they were sent, and for this purpose, they showed great examples of struggle by enduring all kinds of troubles. Of course, the prophets were not left alone in such a difficult task, and each of them was given different miracles by Allah to prove that they were right in the cases of prophethood. Hz. Salih’s camel, The fact that Abraham did not burn in the fire, Hz. Moses’ staff, Hz. Jesus’ resurrection, etc. It is one of the miracles mentioned in the Qur’an. There is an agreement among Islamic scholars that the greatest miracle given to the Prophet is the Qur’an. Miracles such as the splitting of the moon into two, the groaning of the palm stump, the speech of stones, the news that fried mutton is poisonous, which are called sensory miracles outside the Qur’an, are examined in this article and evaluated in terms of the discipline of theology. Even though there are those who do not accept the existence of sensory miracles, especially under the influence of positivist reading styles, as a result of the evidence we have obtained, it is clear that such miracles are related to the Prophet Muhammad. It has been concluded that it was given to the Prophet.

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