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[alert]You may be looking for: Islamic Calendar 2023 in PDF.[/alert] Alhamdulillah, the islamic calendar corresponding the gregorian calendar of 2014 is now available for download as PDF at Alhabib Web Service. As usual, you can view the calendar online or download it as PDF. The calendar spans year 1435 and 1436 AH. You will also ... <a title="Infographic: Israk Mikraj" class="read-more" href="https://blog.al-habib.info/2016/04/infographic-israk-mikraj/" aria-label="Read more about Infographic: Israk Mikraj">Read more</a>
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Several people have expressed the same question regarding the life-span of Muslim Ummah. They wanted to know whether it is true that the muslim ummah will only reach 1500 years of age [based on islamic calendar?]. Below is an answer to such question that I took from islamqa.info site. It address the authenticity of the ... <a title="Infographic: Israk Mikraj" class="read-more" href="https://blog.al-habib.info/2016/04/infographic-israk-mikraj/" aria-label="Read more about Infographic: Israk Mikraj">Read more</a>
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In about two months from now, the islamic hijri year of 1430 will come to an end. Some of you may have wondered what would be the corresponding christianÂ dates for islamic events of the year 1431 AH (anno hegira, after hijrah). Some of you might have been wondering when Ramadan starts next year, at what ... <a title="Infographic: Israk Mikraj" class="read-more" href="https://blog.al-habib.info/2016/04/infographic-israk-mikraj/" aria-label="Read more about Infographic: Israk Mikraj">Read more</a>

Infographic: Israk Mikraj

Below are two pictures that describe what Israk Mikraj is all about: one in english and the other in arabic. This exrtraordinary and extra-terestrial event was one of the miracle of the Prophet Muhammad saw. In one night, he traveled (or rather, was traveled) from Ka’bah, in Makkah to Masjid al Aqsa, in Jerusalem. He then continued his journey into heaven visiting the seven heavens and received order directly from Allah, the Lord of the Universe. God sent him the angel Jibril (Gabriel) and a heavenly creature named Buraq (lightning) to accompany and carry him through this journey.

It should be noted that, while in the infographics the date of the Israk Mikraj event is stated as 27 Rajab, this date is still disputable. Muslim scholars have differing view on the exact date of the event. While the year is agreed upon, the date and the month are not.