Importance of Mairaj for the Prophet (sw)

Q         Explain the importance of this event (Miraj) to the Prophet (sw) himself.                                   [4-J-11]
Q         How did this journey help the Prophet (sw) in his mission?
[4-N-13-2058/11]

The journey of Miraj was important for the prophet (sw) in many ways. He had the deepest believe in his prophethood but this journey provided him a physical proof of his claims. He saw paradise and hell and met Allah, and now he could invite people with complete confidance that he was true.

The journey took place when Islam was at the peak of persecution and Mohammad (sw) was facing disappointing events. Khadija (ra) and Abu Talib had died, mission to Taif had failed and there was no progress of Islam in Makkah. In this situation, Allah gave him confidence and gave him the message that the most powerful Allah is behind him and he should not be disappointed and afraid. The journey showed him that Allah had not left him andn He was with him.

Mohammad (sw) also enjoyed the respect given by the angels and the prophets. He led the prayers of prophets which was a symbol of the leadership of Mohammad (sw). His meeting with prominent prophets, meeting with Allah, and watching the amazing world increased his confidence and belief.

Journey to Heavens was a physical proof that the paradise and hell is a reality. For the Muslim belief it was important because Muslims should strive for paradise and do good deeds in order to be away from hell.     


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