Prophetic Image between Reality, Distortion How Islamic Heritage Present Messenger of Allah (PBUH) to World?

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The research deals with the prophetic image as reflected by Islamic heritage, and shows that the heritage - through its diversity, the difference of its books, and the multiplicity of Islamic sects - contains models that express two different perceptions of the personality of the Noble Prophet (PBUH), which places the reader in front of the necessity of adopting one of the two images, and rejecting the other.

The research reviews models that contribute to presenting an image of each of them, and shows the difference between the two perceptions so that it is necessary to adopt one of them, and justify the models included in the other perception, in a way that does not prejudice the chosen one, Then the researcher tries to address the problem by resorting to reason and Quranic evidence as the most important transmitted evidence and reference in the event of a conflict. 

The researcher concludes that the prophetic image is bright and cannot bear the attribution of dark models to it. What is mentioned in the Islamic heritage, in this context, should be denied and removed, as it contradicts the personality and morals of the Prophet, or it should be limited by temporal determinants and objective circumstances that make him palatable and consistent with the principles of justice and the requirements of divine wisdom.

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