Abstract

It goes without saying that Muḥammad (PBUH), was the most eloquent not only among the Arabs but also in the entire world. The fountain of all types of eloquence is Quranic and prophetic eloquence. In the explanation and interpretation of jurisprudential issues, Muḥammad (PBUH) adopted the effective style; because similes, metaphors, allusions and implicatures create ease and beauty in understanding.  In this paper, the simile style of Muḥammad (PBUH) has been explained. How did the Prophet's similitude create allegory, similitude, and praise within the text, which would help the reader to understand jurisprudential issues. Initially, in this paper, the meaning and significance of Prophetic eloquence, especially Prophetic similitude, has been presented and the noble traditions from the book of “Bulugh al Maram min Adillat al Aḥkam” by Ḥafiz Ibn Ḥajar al-ʿAsqalānī have been analyzed.