The Prophet's Night Journey: Where Faith Meets Physics: How al-Isrāʾ wa'l-Miʿrāj Reveals the Secrets of Space, Time, and the Unive (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798263623210)

On a single night, more than 1,400 years ago, the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ was taken on a journey unlike any in human history. From Makkah to Jerusalem, from Jerusalem through the seven heavens, past the furthest boundary of creation, into a nearness veiled in divine Light and then back to his resting place, his bed still warm.

This was al-Isrāʾ wa'l-Miʿrāj: The Night Journey and Ascension.

For centuries, Muslims have honored this as one of the greatest miracles. But what happens when you read it through the lens of modern science? What happens when you look at the Qur'an's verses, the Prophet's hadith, and the reports of the Companions and place them next to Einstein's relativity, quantum physics, black holes, wormholes, and multiverse theory?

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• Relativity and the Burāq

• The Seven Heavens and the Multiverse

• Al-Bayt al-Maʿmūr and Black Holes

• Sidrat al-Muntahā and Wormhole Geometry

• The Divine Meeting in Light

• The Return and the Warm Bed

This is not a work of fiction. Every chapter is grounded in Qur'an, authentic hadith and then illuminated by modern physics. The goal is not to "explain away" the miracle, but to show that the very laws of creation echo what revelation declared more than a millennium ago.

This book is written for the modern Muslim who wonders how faith and science connect. For the student who studies physics and feels awe but does not see it tied back to the Qur'an. For the thinker who wants to reconcile equations and revelation, black holes and Bayt al-Maʿmūr, relativity and al-Burāq.

For too long, Muslims have been told to separate the two.

Yet the Qur'an never separated them. Again and again it asks:

• "Do they not reflect?" (47:24)
• "Do they not observe the heavens above them, how We structured them and adorned them?" (50:6)
• "Do you not see that to Allah prostrates whoever is in the heavens and the earth: the sun, the moon, the stars, the mountains, the trees, the creatures, and many among mankind?" (22:18)

For the student of physics, this book shows the Qur'an speaking in the same language as Einstein and Hawking. For the believer, it shows modern science confirming what the Prophet ﷺ witnessed. For the seeker, it is an invitation to see that revelation and reason are not in conflict, but in harmony.

This book is not authored by a scholar, but by a believer who asks questions, thinks critically, and sees the Qur'an as a living invitation to reflect. It is for anyone who has ever wondered: What if the Qur'an already contained the keys to the greatest mysteries of the universe?