السيرة النبوية في الكتابات الهولندية

Biography of the Prophet in the Dutch writings The researcher tried to study the bases on which the orientalist orientalist curricula were based on their studies of the Prophetic Sunnah, as they, like the rest of their Western counterparts who were interested in studying the civilization of Islam and the biography of the prophet Muhammad, moved as far as possible from their classification as fair or fanatical, and found them unaffected by the influence of their beliefs and prejudices. This research is an attempt to identify what the Dutch wrote about the biography of the Prophet through three axes: The first axis deals with the relationship between evangelization, Orientalism and Dutch colonization in the eas-tern regions. The second axis deals with the cultural exchange and the impact left by orientalists who speak Dutch in an attempt to limit what was written about the Prophet's biography by them. The third axis deals with the "civilizational dialogue" and its march as a model opposite to the model of civilizational superiority, where the political and religious contradiction between the West and its objectives led to anti-Islam and civilizational project of Islam to the end of the conflict. The study aims at highlighting the positions of orientalists and their writings in the biography of the Prophet in all their orientations and categories in complete harmony with sci-entific research, without bias or taking prejudicial decisions, recognizing the thanks of those who contributed to the disclosure of this heritage and dealt with it scientifi-cally and objectively and not reaping it, To abuse this heritage and reap it, and to av-oid scientific, objectivity and honesty.