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- 1. The final hours of the Prophet’s life AI-Israa And Al-Mai'raaj The birth of the the Noble Prophet (pbuh) The Migration to Al-Madeenah 0 Hijri
- 2. continuity • After the year of grief • But then relief came to the Prophet in the most unexpected of forms – a miraculous journey to Jerusalem and the heavens.
- 4. The Story Of AI-Israa And Al-Mai'raaj 1240 km AI-Israa • Washing of heart by emaan • Al-Buraaq • @ Masjid Al-Aqsa • 2 rakah prayer • Milk and Wine • The three caravans and their details
- 5. Ibrahim (as) Moosa (as) Haroon (as) Idris (as) Yusuf (as) Esa & Yahya (as) Adam (as) • The asking of the Gate-keeper and their replies • What each Prophet a.s said them. Sidhratul Muntahaa and 4 rivers • Al Bait al-Ma’moor • Alcohol, milk and honey • 50 prayers compulsion and negotiation • Narrating the journey to the Quraish • Leading the prophets in prayer • Their personalities • Description of Masjid al-Aqsa • Caravan returning to Makkah • Children of Ar-Rauhaa • Children of ….(with red camel) • Children of At-Tan’eem • How he was named Abu Bakr As-Siddeeq • Did you see Allah? AI-Mai’raaj 1 3 3 4 5 6 7 Sidhratul Muntahaa Al Bait al-Ma’moor
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