Israa and Miraj in Islam

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Israa and Miraj in Islam
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• The year 619 CE. was known as the "Time of
  Sadness" in Islamic history. (It is likewise now
  and again called the "Time of Sorrow.") The
  Muslim people group was under consistent
  oppression and in that year the Prophet
  Muhammad's dearest spouse of 25 years, Khadeeja,
  and his uncle, Abu Talib, both died.

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• Without Abu Talib's insurance, Mohammad and the
  Muslim people group experienced regularly
  expanding provocation in Makkah (Mecca). The
  Prophet Muhammad visited the close by city of
  Taif to lecture the Oneness of God and to look
  for refuge from Meccan oppressors from an
  ancestral supporter, however he was in the end
  ridiculed and come up short on town.

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• Amidst this affliction, Islamic convention holds
  that the Prophet Muhammad had an enlightening,
  other-common experience, which is presently known
  as Isra' and Mi'raj (the Night Visit and
  Ascension).

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• As the convention makes them during, the long
  stretch of Rajab, the Prophet Muhammad made an
  evening time excursion to the city of Jerusalem
  (Isra'), visited the Al-Aqsa mosque and from that
  point was raised up into paradise (Miraj). While
  there, he encountered past prophets, was cleansed
  and got guidelines about the number of prayers
  the Muslim people group ought to watch every day.

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• Many Muslims from the United Arab Emirates get
  the Umrah Visa from Dubai or they can take Umrah
  Packages from Dubai and can go to Saudi Arabia
  for their Umrah pilgrimage.