Can we call Erdogan God's envoy

It was Kosovo mufti Naim Ternava, the one who two years earlier, had said Erdogan was God's envoy.

His comments, Ternava had made during a summit in Turkey with Muslim clergymen from Europe and Asia, where he had once spoken against Fettullah Gulen's organisation, which in Turkey, is known as a terrorist organisation FETO.

Praising Erdogan's figure, Mufti Ternava had said that “... we are grateful that we have Albanians who are blessed by God living in Turkey, after they were given by Allah a great leader like Recep Tayip Erdogan. We're lucky: ”

Although, in a metaphoric sense, such an attribution does not seem to violate any Islamic rule, but in principle, the sentence may also be forbidden in Islam.

The words of the prophet Muhammad are known, for example, on the matter of image (the prophet Muhammad's appearance). Why doesn't the prophet Muhammad have an image?

According to Islamic broadcasts, the prophet Muhammad did not want to have an image of what he looked like (and that is forbidden to Islam), since he did not want people to glorify him but God alone.

In the meantime, God's messenger term could be applied to people after the prophet Muhammad, but Islamic rules only name the prophet Muhammad as Messenger i God's end.

In this way, Erdogan's similar legalisation would be banned in Islam. Because in this way, Erdogan is given a country almost similar to the prophet.

Read about Izetbegovic's statement to Erdogan:

God has sent you Erdogan, who must be helped to win the right side... For now you have the man whom God sent you, and his name is Recep Tayip Erdogan”.

Erdogan can be viewed as a rescuer and sin-free outside Turkey. It is often viewed as a rescue figure of Muslims, but the policy followed by Muslims is often considered a leader of extremely controversial promises, even dictatorial./Periscopi/