Dream - Miracle comes from the Arabic language, namely a'jaza which means weakening or making unable. The one who weakens or makes others unable is called mu'jiz, and if the ability to weaken the other party is very clear and can silence the opponent, then it is called mu'jizat. In general, a miracle is a miraculous event that is difficult for the human mind to accept. Where these miracles are possessed by the Prophets and Messengers, including Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). However, the miracles of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) have differences with other Messengers.

Mukjizat Syakhsiyyah is a miracle that comes out of and originates from the body of a Prophet and Messenger. For example, the hand of Prophet Musa (as) that could emit moonlight. Then, Prophet Isa (as) who could heal blindness and cysts.

The Aqliyyah miracles are rational or reasonable miracles. In this case, what is included in the Aqliyyah miracles is the revelation of the holy book Al-Quran to Prophet Muhammad (saw).

Mukjizat Kauniyah is a miracle that is related to natural events. For example, Prophet Moses (as) who split the Red Sea with his staff and Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) who split the moon into two.

Mukjizat Salbiyyah is a miracle that renders something powerless. For example, Prophet Ibrahim (as) who was burned by King Namrud, but his body did not burn.

The reason for this is because their preaching is limited to a specific area and time. Meanwhile, Prophet Muhammad was sent for all mankind in the world until the end of time. According to Quraish Shihab, because of the nature of his mission, the evidence of his truth cannot be local, temporal, and material. The evidence must be universal, eternal, and can be thought and proven true by human intellect. This is the function of the Quran as a miracle.

Another proof that indeed the Quran is directly sourced from Allah SWT is by looking at the condition of Prophet Muhammad saw, who was not literate. Moreover, he did not live among societies that were familiar with civilization, such as Egypt, Persia, and Rome. However, he was among a community that he himself described as "We are a society that is not literate and numerate."

"Even explained in the Quran, in Surah Al-Ankabut verse 48, it is said that if Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) could read or write, surely there would be those who doubt his prophethood. In addition, in one of his lectures, Ahmad Bahauddin Nursalim or Gus Baha also explained that the miracles of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) should not be in the form of physical objects like the staff of Prophet Moses. Because it does not respond to the intelligence implemented by the words spoken by disbelievers."

Finally, the Prophet was endowed with intelligence by Allah SWT, which is called fathonah. Until finally, the Quran came with intelligence to answer what the disbelievers said. Thus, the Prophet did not use physical miracles, but miracles of logic.