Kisah Perjalanan Isra Miraj Nabi Muhammad SAW

Summary

This video narrates the story of Prophet Muhammad's (Shallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) Isra and Mi'raj, as mentioned in the Quran. It begins with the angel Jibril preparing the Prophet for a journey from the Masjidil Haram to Masjidil Aqsa, followed by his miraculous ascent through the seven heavens. Along the way, Prophet Muhammad meets various prophets and receives the command of 50 daily prayers from Allah, which is eventually reduced to five after consultations with Prophet Musa. The journey emphasizes faith, the significance of prayer, and the Prophet’s closeness to Allah. The video encourages viewers to reflect on this event and uphold the practice of five daily prayers.

Takeaways

• 😀 Isra and Mi'raj are key events in the life of Prophet Muhammad, and are mentioned in the Quran, particularly in Surah Al-Isra, verse 1.
• 😀 Isra refers to the journey of Prophet Muhammad from Masjidil Haram to Masjidil Aqsa in one night, while Mi'raj refers to the ascension to the heavens after that journey.
• 😀 The journey began when Angel Jibril visited Prophet Muhammad in Al-Hijr and performed the purification of his heart, as a preparation for meeting Allah.
• 😀 Prophet Muhammad was then given the Buraq, a steed that traveled as far as the eye could see, which took him from Mecca to Jerusalem (Masjidil Aqsa).
• 😀 Upon arriving in Jerusalem, Prophet Muhammad prayed, and afterward, Angel Jibril offered him two drinks: wine and milk. Prophet Muhammad chose the milk, symbolizing his fitrah.
• 😀 Prophet Muhammad ascended to the first heaven, where he met Prophet Adam, continuing his journey through the seven heavens, meeting various prophets such as Yahya, Isa, Yusuf, Idris, Harun, Musa, and Ibrahim.
• 😀 At the seventh heaven, Prophet Muhammad witnessed the beauty of Paradise and praised Allah for its magnificence.
• 😀 Prophet Muhammad reached Sidratul Muntaha, where he met Allah. There, Allah decreed the obligation of 50 prayers for the Muslim community.
• 😀 Upon meeting Prophet Musa in the sixth heaven, Musa advised Prophet Muhammad to ask for a reduction in the number of prayers. Eventually, the number was reduced to five daily prayers.
• 😀 Prophet Muhammad accepted the final number of five prayers and then returned to Earth, where he led a prayer at Masjidil Aqsa and then returned to Masjidil Haram in Mecca, completing his miraculous journey.

Q & A

What is Isra and Mi'raj?

Isra and Mi'raj refers to the miraculous night journey of Prophet Muhammad (Shallallahu Alaihi Wasallam). Isra refers to his journey from Masjidil Haram to Masjidil Aqsa, and Mi'raj refers to his ascent from Masjidil Aqsa to the highest heavens.

Where did the journey of Isra begin and end?

The journey of Isra began at Masjidil Haram in Mecca and ended at Masjidil Aqsa in Palestine.

What was the role of Angel Jibril in the Isra and Mi'raj story?

Angel Jibril played a crucial role by preparing Prophet Muhammad for the journey, including performing a ritual to cleanse his heart, and guiding him through both Isra and Mi'raj.

What was the significance of the Buraq in the journey?

The Buraq, a creature resembling a horse, carried Prophet Muhammad during the Isra journey from Mecca to Jerusalem and served as his mount for the entire night.

How did Prophet Muhammad show his spiritual choices during the journey?

When offered two drinks, one of wine and one of milk, Prophet Muhammad chose milk, symbolizing his alignment with fitrah (natural disposition) and the purity of Islam.

What happened during the meeting of Prophet Muhammad with the other prophets?

During the Mi'raj, Prophet Muhammad met various prophets in the different layers of the heavens, such as Prophet Adam, Yahya, Isa, Yusuf, Idris, Harun, Musa, and Ibrahim, each in their respective heavenly realms.

What was the significance of Sidratul Muntaha in the journey?

Sidratul Muntaha is the final point in the heavens, beyond which no one can pass. Prophet Muhammad reached this point to meet Allah and receive the command for the five daily prayers.

Why was the number of daily prayers reduced from fifty to five?

After Prophet Muhammad received the command to pray fifty times a day, Prophet Musa advised him to seek a reduction from Allah, as it would be too burdensome for his followers. Following several requests, the prayers were reduced to five.

What was the role of Prophet Musa during the journey?

Prophet Musa played an advisory role, encouraging Prophet Muhammad to seek a reduction in the number of prayers. He suggested that fifty prayers would be too difficult for the people to observe.

What lesson do Muslims learn from the story of Isra and Mi'raj?

The story emphasizes the importance of the five daily prayers in Islam, their significance as a gift from Allah, and the spiritual connection between the Prophet Muhammad and Allah. It also highlights the role of the prophets and the unity of their message.