Tarihte Hiçbir İnsan Bu Kadar Sevilmedi: Şairlerin Gözüyle Efendimiz (sav.) | Ömer Demirbağ

"Do not fear! I am nothing more than the son of a woman who ate dried meat in Mecca." How could a Prophet, for whose sake the universes were created, be so humble? The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), to whom even his enemies entrusted their precious possessions, calling him "al-Amin" (the Trustworthy), and whose beauty poets have praised for centuries, is explored in detail in this conversation. In this episode of the program "Should I Die If I Don't Speak?", Ömer Demirbağ paints a magnificent portrait filtered through literature and history, from Naats (poems praising the Prophet) to Hilyes (descriptions of the Prophet's physical appearance), from Fuzuli to Goethe, from the words of Aisha to the Prophet's physical characteristics. Topics covered in this video: The physical characteristics of the Prophet (Hilye-i Şerif). The Naat tradition in Turkish literature and Fuzuli's Su Kasidesi (Water Ode). The admiration of Western writers (Goethe, Pushkin, Tolstoy) for our Prophet. The incident of the trust that occurred on the night of the Hijra and the loyalty of Hz. Ali. The greatest quality a statesman should possess: Service. Don't forget to watch this profound conversation, which heals hearts and broadens minds, to the end and share it with your loved ones. #omerdemirbag #prophetmuhammad #suficonversations 🔔 Don't forget to subscribe to our channel: https://bit.ly/Mecra1133_Abone_OL 🔹You can follow us on our Social Media Addresses below🔹 🔻 Facebook:   / mecra1133   🔻 Instagram:   / mecra1133   🔻 Twitter:   / mecra1133