Abstract:

Many scholars have lived in the Islamic world for fourteen centuries and have guided them to understand, interpret and experience religion through their works. One of these scholars is Muhammed al-Tahir Ibn ‘Ashur, who lived in the Maghrib region in Tunisia during the last quarter of the XIX. century and the first three quarters of XX. century. Ibn ‘Ashur was born in Tunisia in 1879 and received his first education in madrasas near his home. He then studied for seven years at Zeytûne University. After graduation, he started teaching as a faculty member and later became the rector of the university. In addition to these, Ibn ‘Ashur died in 1973 after a very active and troubled life. Muhammad al-Tâhir Ibn ‘Ashur is a versatile scholar and has written valuable works in almost every field of Islamic sciences. Based on the books and articles he wrote in this work, the subject of the imagination of the Prophet by Ibn ‘Ashur will be examined. In this context, the religious status of the Prophet's parents and ancestors will be discussed. It will be examined as to how noble his ancestors were, the people of fatrat and the Hanif and the ranks of them in the hereafter will be examined in detail by referring to the Qur'an and the hadiths. Subsequently, the subject of hidden miracles, the miracle and secret miracles are defined, and their wisdom and parts will be mentioned. Regarding this, there will be the question of the Ka‘bah Arbitration. Finally, the work will be completed with the miracle of the Illiteracy of the Prophet.

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