Mi'raj: Difference between revisions

The story of Mi’raj which seemed to be impossible to Quraysh made their chiefs angry the most. They denied the Prophet (s) and said, “there are people in Mecca who have seen Jerusalem; to prove it, describe the building!” The prophet (s) not only described the buildings of Jerusalem, but also reported the events on the way between Mecca and Jerusalem and said that in the middle of the way, I encountered a caravan from a tribe who had lost a camel and had a bowl full of water in their goods from which I drank and then covered it. Also, I encountered a group a camel of whom had escaped and had broken a leg.” Quraysh said, “Report on the caravan of Quraysh.” The Prophet (s) said, “I saw them in Tan’im as a grey camel was walking ahead of them, carrying a palanquin on its back and they must enter Mecca now. Quraysh became very angry at such definite news and said, “We will see the truth or lies of his word now.” Soon, a caravan entered the city and Abu Sufyan and the passengers approved the details of the Prophet’s (s) report.