The Grandest Journey Ever
Like all the events and occasions related to the Prophet (Peace and blessings be upon him), the Night Journey (Al-Israa’ wa Al-Mi`raj) is a rich source of inspiration and lessons. The details of the Prophet’s miraculous visit to Al-Masjid Al-Aqsa, the scenes that he witnessed in his ascension to the heavens and his people’s response to the news of the incident are all worthy of reflection. In many ways they are still relevant to our daily life.
In view of the challenges that Muslims face today, what are the lessons that we need to remember and take from the blessed occasion? How does the Prophet’s Journey relate to and affect our daily life? What are the indications of choosing Al-aqsa mosque as the destination for Al-Israa’ and what duties does this selection impose on the Muslim Ummah?
Read about the Night Journey and find answers to these questions and more in our special coverage below.
| .:. The Grandest Journey Ever |
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 | Al-Israa' and Al-Mi`raj: A Reward for Patience All this would be offered him if he left altogether what he was calling for, or if he left out whatever did not please his people, especially those who had authority and wealth. |  | The Story of the Night Journey The Prophet was carried in body from the Sacred Mosque in Makkah to the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem on a mount called Al-Buraq in the company of Angel Gabrie |  | |
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 | How Was Prayer Before the Night Journey? Was the Night Journey in the beginning of the Prophet’s mission? And was Prayer enjoined from the very beginning of the Messenger’s prophethood? |  | Prayer: The Key to Good Life Prayer is not just recitation or physical movements. Yet, mind, soul and body, all three are involved together in a most harmonious way during this obligatory act of worship. |  | |
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| .:.Al-Aqsa: The Blessed Destination |
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 | Status of Al-Aqsa Mosque What is the significance of Jerusalem and Al-Aqsa Mosque? Why did Allah choose Al-Aqsa Mosque as the Qiblah before the Ka`bah? |  | Al-Quds: The Olive City (Folder) Al-Quds' religious sites and ancient places are among the most visited areas of the world. People of all faiths have great concerns about this blessed area, where many prophets lived or visited. |  | |
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| .:. Reflections and Lessons |
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