Introduction and the Aim of the StudyThis paper aims to explain a special kind of literary work calledEsmâ-i Nebî-The Names of the Prophet (Hz.Muhammed(sav)) in classicalscripts. After giving brief information about basic concepts like names,denominations and attributes, the reports about the number of Esmâ-iNebî-The Names of the Prophet are introduced. Giving the reports,names and attributes that are used as the Names of the Prophet areexamined. The basic sources of Esmâ-i Nebî-The Names of the Prophetwhich are used as names, attributes and kunya(name tag) are listed. Itis emphasized on how these names and adjectives are used in variouskinds of scripts by becoming diversified and reproduced, and it is triedto make a general classification of the names and attributes that areidentified from the previous studies. After ordering Esmâ-i Nebî-TheNames of the Prophet according to a certain classification, the twoliterary types, namely, prose and poetry which are identified to havebeen written in the form of Esmâ-i Nebî-The Names of the Prophet areintroduced.Study MethodStudy design of this research is document analysis. Within thisdesign, firstly by using the keywords “Esmâ-i Nebî, İsim, Esmâ, Sıfat,Nebi, Künye”, the literary works that will be used in the study are foundon online database called yazmalar.gov.tr and some published booksabout Esmâ-i Nebî is also used.Findings and DiscussionBy identifying the authors, short descriptions of the works andthe libraries in which these works are available, this information ispresented. The projection of the literary work, Esmâ-i Nebî-The Namesof the Prophet, is tried to be revealed with the works; and a generalframework of a literary kind which is formed in the circle of Hz.Muhammed(sav) is tried to be built. Some additional examples from thepoetry which is written either separately or as a chapter in a work andwhich includes Esmâ-i Nebî-The Names of the Prophet are given. Esmâ-i Nebî-The Names of the Prophet that are found in the various poemsbesides the seperate works from these examples are tried to bepresented as many as possible.Generally, how frequently Esmâ-i Nebî-The Names of the Prophetare used in literary and religious scripts is emphasized. In addition toall the findings, it can be commented that Esmâ-i Nebî is a broadliterary type on the contrary to the general view and it could be found inso many texts.Conclusions and SuggestionsDependance and affection to Seyyidü’l-Kevneyn (s.a.v.) who is themost superior servant in the creatures of Cenâb-ı Hakk is necessary forstrong faith in Islam. It is confirmed in the verses of Kor’ân-ı Kerîm thathappiness of both finite world and hereafter is dependant on this fact.Muslims that are concious of this necessity put into words theirdependance and affection to Resûl-i Müctebâ(a.s.m.). The mostapparent epiphany of this situation can be seen primarily in “Nâ’t” that Edebiyatımızda Esmâ-i Nebî-Peygamberimiz (s.a.v.)’in İsimleri- ve Esmâ-i… 169is a seperate field of study in Turkish Literature per se, besides in allkinds of written scripts.In this article about Esmâ-i Nebî on which there are not adequatestudies, to make a comprehensive evaluation of the topic that is dealtwith only limited aspects in the literature it is necessary to make anoverall investigation of Esmâ-i Nebî by integrating all samples ofTurkish poems and prose besides the literary works of Islamiccivilization. Publication of the seperate poems and proses about thesubject and preparing an encyclopaedic dictionary that is comprised ofscripts including all the names will illuminate the subject more clearly.