Infidel Of Love In Spice Essay

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At this part of the poem, showed God’s magnificence of creating the Human Kind, and described the human being as God’s finest ornament. Also, revealed God’s generosity and respect to Humankind's through demanding the angels to prostrate to Adam. But, narrates that the Prophet is one among all Prophets to be God’s favorite. The poem revealed the hierarchical position of Prophet Mohammed by mentioning the point of inaugural of human creation. The poem illustrates the Prophet as a paradigm for all Muslims, by revealing a beautiful sense of narration, which Adam and Eve’s son, Seth was replaced by the Prophet, Mustafa. The devotion of the Prophet in that text illuminates how Muslims love the Prophet. As Professor Ali Asani stated, Infidel of Love

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