Analysis of narration about inspiration

Many evaluations have been made about the existence, occurrence and value of knowledge of inspiration in Islamic sources, and as a result, various debates have occurred at this point. Similar to the concept of inspiration, which is defined as "the initiation of some knowledge, thoughts or inclinations into beings by Allah", many concepts such as "Kashf, Hads, Prudence/Foresight, Ledun, Vârid, Merit" are included in the literature. In addition, the concept of inspiration has a meaning relationship with the concept of revelation. Reliable sources of information in the field of Islamic Sciences are designated as "reason, senses and faithful news (message of prophets)". In addition to these, most of the Sufis accepted the knowledge of inspiration as a reliable source at some points. In fact, some people and schools have taken this view even further and considered the knowledge of inspiration as valid as the knowledge of revelation. Apart from these, it has been accepted as "supplementary information that can be used in a controlled way" for the inspired individuals by the ulama. In addition, it is stated that if compared with the Qur'an and the Sunnah, it will only bind the person who has experienced it, like "ijtihad knowledge". In the background of the proofs of these views put forward by the ulama, especially some verses and the narrations conveyed from the Prophet and the Companions have also been the basis for the explanations on this subject. There are many narrations in the sources that the word " ınspiration" is directly included or the meaning of inspiration is meant. Although there are transmissions that we can accept as reliable among the narrations, there are narrations that should be approached with caution. In the semantic content of the narrations, it is seen that the inspirations made to the Prophets express authentic information for individuals. It is understood that the inspirations other than this do not express a general-valid information. Keywords: İnformation, Inspiration, Islamic Sciences, Kashf, Narration, Revelation.