Main Topic
An account of the Prophet Muhammad's صلى الله علفه وسلم Ascension (Mi'raj) through the seventh heaven to Sidratul Muntaha, followed by practical advice on spiritual focus during lock-downs and avoiding unnecessary disputes.
Key Lessons
- In the seventh heaven, Nabi صلى الله علفه وسلم met Prophet Ibrahim علفه السلام reclining against Baitul Ma'mur, where 70,000 angels enter daily.
- Sidratul Muntaha is the ultimate boundary where deeds ascend and divine commands descend.
- Fifty daily prayers (salah) were originally ordained during this ascension before being reduced to five.
- Muslims should protect their hearts from spiritual pollution caused by useless online debates and focus on personal reformation.
Quranic/Hadith References
- Sahih al-Bukhari & Sahih Muslim narrations detailing the events of Mi'raj, Sidratul Muntaha, Baitul Ma'mur, and the rivers of Jannah (including Kauthar).
- Mention of Surah Al-Ahzab (33:43) regarding Allah Ta'ala and His angels sending blessings upon the believers.
Practical Advice
- Utilize periods of restriction or lockdown to correct Quranic recitation and Tajweed with family members or recordings.
- Prepare spiritually for Ramadan through increased recitation, simple living, and domestic assistance.
- Stay away from controversial online arguments among scholars and avoid forwarding inflammatory articles.
- Constantly turn to Allah Ta'ala through abundant Istighfar, Durood Sharif, and good deeds.
Hazrat Moulana Dawood Seedat Saheb