Pietistic Norms In Islam

In Islam, the prophet's pietistic norms are the second legitimate source, were millions of Muslims emulate the prophet's customary behavior. The Prophet's norms are a paradigm for Muslims, who perceived him not only as a messenger but also as an intercessor in difficulty. Muslims embodied the Prophet's words and deeds through his recorded accounts, known as hadith. The Prophet's recorded accounts are the primary sources for the prophetic Sunnah, which embodied Muslims to live a life by according to God's will. In Muslims society, The Prophets norms are shown in art, poet, and music by which allows imagining the highly esoteric experience.
By the geographical locations of a different culture, Muslims interpretation, and their ecstatic sense of the Prophet's history.
Produced various arts, poems, and pieces of music that illuminate the prophet's norms within their own interpretation.
For instance, the Mi'raj, the prophet's ascension to the heaven, mounted by the mystical horse, Buraq. Became a prototype of the ascent of each soul to the higher spiritual realm, and Illuminated by Muslims in a different interpretation of the event. Muslims depicted the Prophet's ascension through an allegoric sense, which produced various artistic work that founded in several languages. In this essay, I will interpret the famous fifteenth-century Turkish poem that celebrates the auspicious birth of the Prophet Mohammad, and the illustration of the
Mi'raj.