On the 27th night of Ramadan, 13 years before the Hijrah, Muhammad's soul, the real person and not the body, was summoned to the highest universe and given the Quran.1
The story of Muhammad's ascension to the heavens on a horse and talking God out of 50 prayers is indefensible, since even at the speed of light he would still be within the Milky Way.1, 2, 3
Muhammad received the Quran in Al-Masjid Al-Aqsa in the highest heaven, Gabriel released it to him over 23 years, and Muhammad wrote it down with his own hand.1
Muhammad received the Quran in Al-Masjid Al-Aqsa in the highest heaven, Gabriel released it to him over 23 years, and Muhammad wrote it down with his own hand.1
When the Prophet Muhammad went to the highest heaven to receive the Quran, he was not given a physical book.1
Muhammad's ascension to the highest universe took place within one night, which shows that it was not done at the speed of light, since light is very slow by comparison.1, 2, 3
On the 27th night of Ramadan in 610 AD, Muhammad was summoned millions of light years away and the Quran was placed into his heart, then released into his memory through Gabriel over 23 years.1, 2, 3, 4
Muhammad went on the night journey to the highest heaven and was given the Quran, and this was a test in which some believed and some did not.1, 2
Muhammad was taken to the seventh heaven and the Quran was placed in his heart in one night, the blessed night mentioned in sura 44, in the month of Ramadan.1, 2