What is Buraq? | The Story of Buraq: Lightning Speed Ride on Night of Mi'raj

The story of Buraq and the Night of Mi'raj represents 1400 years ago one of the most profound miracles in Islamic tradition, blending spiritual elevation with elements that some interpretations link to modern scientific concepts like time dilation. Join us in this detailed retelling of the Night of Mi'raj, where Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) rode the miraculous Buraq from Masjid al-Haram to Masjid al-Aqsa and ascended through the seven heavens. Learn about Buraq's human-like qualities, its name derived from 'barq' (lightning), and why it trembled in awe before the Prophet (PBUH). As narrated in hadith, Buraq placed its hoof where its gaze ended, covering vast distances instantly—a feat echoing Einstein's time dilation, where time slows at light speed. This miracle, occurring around 27 Rajab one to two years before Hijrah, gifted the Ummah five daily prayers, eternal salvation for sincere believers, and verses from Surah al-Baqarah. Scholars like Imam Ibn Hajar explain the wisdom: a royal mount for Allah's Beloved. Avoid misconceptions from non-Islamic art; focus on authentic sources. Whether you're exploring Islamic miracles, Seerah, or faith-science intersections, this video uncovers the event's profundity.

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