Journey of the Prophet: Mi'raj

What is the Mi'raj in Islamic tradition?

• A pilgrimage to Mecca during Ramadan.

• A historical battle fought by the Prophet Muhammad.

• The Mi'raj is the night journey and ascension of the Prophet Muhammad to the heavens in Islamic tradition.

• The first revelation of the Quran to Muhammad.

Which two significant locations did the Prophet visit during the Mi'raj?

• Medina and the Great Wall

• Kaaba and Mount Sinai

• Cairo and the Nile River

• Al-Aqsa Mosque and the heavens

What event is known as Isra in relation to the Mi'raj?

• Isra refers to the pilgrimage to Mecca.

• Isra is the night journey of the Prophet Muhammad from Mecca to Jerusalem.

• Isra is the battle fought by the Prophet Muhammad.

• Isra is the first revelation received by the Prophet.

How did the Prophet Muhammad travel during the Mi'raj?

• He traveled on a flying carpet.

• The Prophet Muhammad traveled on a celestial steed called Buraq during the Mi'raj.

• He walked to the heavens.

• He rode a horse named Al-Buraq.

What was the purpose of the Mi'raj for the Prophet?

• To strengthen the Prophet's faith and establish daily prayers.

• To promote interfaith dialogue among communities.

• To establish a new religious text for followers.

• To provide a historical account of the Prophet's life.

Which prayer was established during the Mi'raj?

• The five daily prayers (Salah)

• The prayer of gratitude

• The prayer of healing

• The prayer of forgiveness

What does the term 'Mi'raj' mean in Arabic?

• restoration

• descent

• ascension

• journey

Who accompanied the Prophet during the initial part of the journey?

• Ali

• Hamza

• Abu Bakr

• Umar

What was the significance of the Sidrat al-Muntaha in the Mi'raj?

• It is a physical place on Earth where the Prophet prayed.

• It symbolizes the boundary between the earthly and the divine, and is where the Prophet received the command for daily prayers.

• It signifies the end of the Prophet's journey to the heavens.

• It represents the location of the first revelation to the Prophet.

How did the people of Mecca react to the Prophet's account of the Mi'raj?

• The people of Mecca reacted with skepticism and disbelief.

• They were inspired to follow him immediately.

• They organized a pilgrimage to the site of the Mi'raj.

• They celebrated the Prophet's experience.