The medih style in the hadiths of the prophet Muhammed (uwbp)

Praising is a feature that comes from human nature. Praise is basically a reflection of love in language. Praise, as an ancient genre, has continued its existence in the language from past to present. Praise, which appears as "medh" in Arabic, has created an independent field for itself in this language over time. It created its own unique actions, patterns and styles. Medh verbs are used only for praise. Although there are differences of opinion regarding their origins, these verbs have been used within the framework of certain rules. The perpetrator and the particular have different characteristics. The verb praise and therefore the style of praise are also used in the Holy Quran. Medh has found a place in Arabic poetry as a genre. The type of eulogy, examples of which were found in the period of ignorance, continues to exist today. Praise poems written for our Prophet (pbuh) developed this genre and took it to the top. Our Prophet (pbuh) used this style in his hadiths when he wanted to encourage something, when he appreciated something, or to praise something he liked.