Greatest Miracle of Muhammad is The Holy Qur?an: As a Rhetorical and Emotional Approach

The truth is that translating books into Arabic was a powerful factor that pushed ancient Arabic criticism forward in the Abbasid era, because literary and critical aspects were transmitted through their translation, which had an impact on the rational movement of criticism. Fundamentals and theories were laid down, logic was used in debate and dialogue, and books were written. Criticism that is rich in scientific and rational approaches established by Arab critics. The impact of this also appeared clear in the development of Arabic criticism, especially the Greek influence (logic and philosophy). The first thing that appeared in their influence was among theologians who saw their urgent need for philosophy to repel the attacks on the Holy Qur’an. Muslim scholars were able, through studying logic and philosophy, and in particular the book (Poetry) and (Rhetoric) for Aristotle to take Arabic criticism out of the purely Arab atmosphere, to broad horizons.