Miraj was the most important and miraculous event that took place in the 13th year of Nabvi (Prophethood). It is known as the Night Journey and Ascension and is a highly revered spiritual experience in Islam. This extraordinary journey was a gift and honor from Allah to Prophet Muhammad (SAW) during a time of great sorrow and hardship in his life.

The event occurred during a single night. The journey began with the Prophet (SAW) being taken from Masjid al-Haram in Makkah to Masjid al-Aqsa in Jerusalem on a celestial animal called Buraq. This part of the journey is known as Isra. From there, he ascended through the seven heavens – this phase is called Miraj. During his ascent, the Prophet (SAW) met several prophets including Adam (AS), Isa (AS), Musa (AS), Yusuf (AS), Ibrahim (AS), and others.

At the end of the heavenly journey, the Prophet (SAW) reached a place called Sidrat al-Muntaha, where he received direct communication from Allah. It was here that Salat (the five daily prayers) were made obligatory on all Muslims. Initially, fifty prayers were commanded, but after consultation with Hazrat Musa (AS), and upon multiple requests, the number was reduced to five – yet their reward remained equivalent to fifty.

The Miraj journey holds immense importance in Islam, as it symbolizes spiritual elevation, divine connection, and the establishment of prayer as a central act of worship. It brought hope and strength to the Prophet (SAW) and his followers at a time when they were facing intense persecution.

Therefore, the most important event in the month of the 13th year of Nabvi was Miraj.