THE ROSE SYMBOL IN TURKISH-ISLAMIC LITERATURE AND ITS RELATION TO THE FABRICATED HADITHS ABOUT ROSE

In the Turkish-Islamic literature in some kind of works such as na’t, mevlid, hilye, mi’racname, the Prophet was directly addressed and the verses and hadiths were included in these works. In literature and art, many abstract concepts such as affection, love and beauty have been expressed with symbols. The rose, one of these symbols, has a very wide use compared to the others. In addition to many symbolic meanings in literature and art, the rose symbolizes the Prophet or the Prophet symbolizes the rose. When this point is expressed, sometimes fictional narrations about the rose, either explicitly or by implication, are mentioned as references. In this article, the connection of the relationship of the rose with the Prophet to the relevant narrations and whether these narrations affect this idea will be discussed