Was the Night Journey (Isra and Miraj) a vision a dream or a physical journey? | Mufti Abu Layth

if it was a dream why is it clearly written that he denied it was a dream when questioned by Aisha he went to Jerusalem Jerusalem Oh were we talking about the Israel Maharaj the number of prayers were dreamt up yes Allah yes Allah it was a vision it was a vision whether the vision was in during a dream or not is irrelevant

whether the vision was in a wakeful state but it was a vision there is a difference between a vision and a dream so the prophet saw a vision and in that vision he was traveling and it doesn't by the way it doesn't say anyway that much the Luxor was Jerusalem so I've said that in my last week's show that it's no way does it mention that Masjid al-aqsa is Larousse is Jerusalem hence the early Shia split with the Sunnis on this matter that where does it say they said and

some early people from the Salaf said that the mustard al-aqsa was a place outside of Makkah that's why they said it was others said it was in the heavens that's what's being meant by must evil acts ah and then some people claimed or maybe Jerusalem because it was the Jewish place but why you know because it doesn't make much sense why is that the most farthest point why why is the the holy site of the Jewish people the farthest point of Islam makes no sense

but I mean people can obviously Muslims accepted it later on it became Muslim culture not everything that becomes accepted by the the Muslim when I say accepted I don't mean everybody accepted but it became the norm to just kind of like it's there doesn't mean it's actually turret it's no K so for example they're being domes on mesogens is they common accepted practice it was never an accurate thing it was never something authentic in its time in fact if

anything one may argue against it from an authentic Islamic perspective I mean I've got no problem with domes on richkids but I'm just saying that they're not from the Sunnah of the Prophet of a dome on a mosque these things were never they in the time of the Prophet so and these were influenced by other cultures yet today it's it's the norm you identify a Masjid by its dome today so not everything that you see ubiquitous that you see widespread must be authentic okay so just have