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THE EVOLUTION OF THE CREATOR-PROPHET CONCEPT IN AMERICAN LITERATURE (Based on the creativity of W.Irving and G.Kh.Gibran)

Washington Irving’s “prophet” is a presentation of a biographical portrait of the Prophet Muhammad, the founder of Islam. According to Washington Irving, the Prophet Muhammad, as the last and greatest prophet of God the One, is to eradicate idolatry. The author’s monumental biography, “Mahomet and His Successors, 1949-50”, was indeed the first sympathetic biography of the Prophet of Islam to appear on the American continent.