Story Telling Isra Miraj - Arfan Ibda Mumtazan

Summary

This video narrates the miraculous journey of Isra Mi'raj of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), which took place on the 28th of Rajab in 621 CE. Isra refers to the Prophet’s night journey from Masjid al-Haram to Masjid al-Aqsa, while Mi'raj is his ascension to the heavens. The video describes his encounters with various prophets during his celestial journey, the divine command of 50 daily prayers, and the subsequent reduction of prayers to five daily obligatory prayers, highlighting its significance for Muslims worldwide. The story underscores the profound wisdom and divine messages imparted during this extraordinary event.

Takeaways

• 😀 The story is about the journey of Isra Mi'raj, which took place on 28 Rajab 621 CE.
• 😀 Isra refers to Prophet Muhammad's (PBUH) journey from Masjidil Haram to Masjidil Aqsa.
• 😀 Mi'raj is the ascension of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) from Masjidil Aqsa to Sidratul Muntaha.
• 😀 The journey begins after Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) performs the Isha prayer and prepares to perform Tahajjud.
• 😀 Angel Jibril visits the Prophet to invite him on this extraordinary journey and purifies his heart beforehand.
• 😀 Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) rides Buraq along with Angels Jibril and Mikail during the journey.
• 😀 During the journey, Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) prays at several significant locations, including Madinah, Tursina, and Bethlehem.
• 😀 Upon reaching Masjidil Aqsa, Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) leads a congregational prayer with other prophets.
• 😀 The journey continues to the seven heavens where Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) meets various prophets including Adam, Isa, Musa, and Ibrahim.
• 😀 In Sidratul Muntaha, Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) receives the command for 50 daily prayers, which is later reduced to five after consultation with Prophet Musa (PBUH).

Q & A

What is Isra and Mi'raj in the context of the story?

Isra refers to the journey of Prophet Muhammad from Masjidil Haram to Masjidil Aqsa, while Mi'raj refers to his ascension from Masjidil Aqsa to Sidratul Muntaha, the highest point in the heavens.

On what date did the Isra Mi'raj journey take place?

The Isra Mi'raj journey took place on the 28th of Rajab, in the year 621 CE.

What was the purpose of Prophet Muhammad's journey according to the script?

The purpose of the journey was to receive divine revelations and blessings, including the establishment of the five daily prayers, and to meet with various prophets.

Why did Angel Jibril perform a ritual involving the Prophet Muhammad before the journey?

Angel Jibril performed a ritual to cleanse and purify the Prophet’s heart, ensuring he was spiritually ready for the monumental journey and to meet with Allah.

Who accompanied Prophet Muhammad on the journey of Isra Mi'raj?

Prophet Muhammad was accompanied by Angel Jibril and Angel Mikail during the journey of Isra Mi'raj.

What significant places did Prophet Muhammad visit during the Isra Mi'raj journey?

During the journey, Prophet Muhammad visited places such as Toyibah (Madinah), Mad (the refuge of Prophet Musa), Tur Sinai (where Prophet Musa received revelation), and Bethlehem (the birthplace of Prophet Isa).

What happened when Prophet Muhammad arrived at Masjidil Aqsa?

When Prophet Muhammad arrived at Masjidil Aqsa, he was greeted by several other prophets, including Prophet Ibrahim, Musa, and Isa, and they performed a congregational prayer led by him.

What did Prophet Muhammad experience in the first heaven during his ascension?

In the first heaven, Prophet Muhammad met Prophet Adam and engaged in a conversation with him.

How many heavens did Prophet Muhammad travel through, and who did he meet?

Prophet Muhammad traveled through seven heavens, meeting different prophets in each one: Prophet Adam in the first, Prophet Isa and Prophet Yahya in the second, Prophet Yusuf in the third, Prophet Idris in the fourth, Prophet Harun in the fifth, Prophet Musa in the sixth, and Prophet Ibrahim in the seventh.

What was the outcome of Prophet Muhammad's meeting with Prophet Musa regarding the five daily prayers?

When Prophet Muhammad met Prophet Musa, he was advised to seek a reduction in the number of daily prayers because 50 prayers a day would be too burdensome for his followers. This led to the reduction of prayers to five times a day.