Orientalists and the Prophet’s biography

Translation

The book deals with Orientalists and the prophetic biography of the Prophet Muhammad, may God bless him and grant him peace. It focuses on analyzing Western positions on biography throughout the ages, showing how Muslims deal with it through a network of axioms and axioms that have been rooted in their awareness through religious and social traditions. The author points out that Orientalist studies often deviate from these axioms and raise doubt and debate about the facts that Muslims consider as axioms, which arouses in them a feeling of disgust and aversion. The book aims to examine how these studies affect the Islamic understanding of the Prophet’s biography, and examines the exaggeration of doubt, slander, and denial, the adoption of weak narratives, and the attempt to link the biography’s data to Christian or Jewish origins.