Lailat al Miraj

Lailat al Miraj, also known as the Night of Ascension, is a sacred event in Islamic tradition commemorating the Prophet Muhammad's (PBUH) miraculous night journey from Mecca to Jerusalem (Isra) and his subsequent ascension through the heavens (Miraj). During this profound journey, he met with past prophets, witnessed celestial realms, and received the gift of daily prayers (Salah) for Muslims. Celebrated on the 27th night of Rajab, Lailat al Miraj serves as a reminder of faith, resilience, and the importance of spiritual connection with Allah. It offers believers an opportunity for reflection, prayer, and deepened devotion.

1. First Heaven

• Encounter: The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) meets Prophet Adam (A.S.), the father of humankind.

• Description: This heaven is said to be filled with the souls of those who have lived righteous lives, particularly the martyrs and children who died young.

• Significance: This heaven symbolizes the beginning of creation and the starting point of…