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five when Hazrat Musa commanded Holy Prophet that his nation
will not be able to pray fifty prayers a day much like the nation of
Hazrat Musa. Holy Prophet also saw Malik, the gate keeper of hell
and Ridhwan, the gatekeeper of heaven. He also was shown the
two rivers of Paradise, “kauthar” being one of them. Holy Prophet
then returned back to Kaaba where his bed was still warm. In the
morning he told those at Kaaba about his night journey which no
one believed in. Hazrat AbuBakar was then asked by these people
as to what his remarks were about his friend. He replied that if
Hazrat Muhammad is saying that then it is true. Thereupon, he
was given the title of Al-Siddiq (Testifier to the truth). Later, the
Holy Prophet was asked by Qurayshites to prove his journey and
that is when he told them about the caravan that had lost his
camel. Upon researching, it proved to be true that the caravan did
lose their camel. The night journey proved to be vital for the Holy
Prophet as he was undergoing persecutions at the hands of
Makkans but this strengthened his faith and now he was even
more determined to spread the word of Allah as he had been called
upon by His Lord Himself. b) The Prophet (pbuh) had been feeling
sad and lonely after the passing of his wife and uncle. However,
this event gave him hope in many ways. Firstly, it reminded him of
his special status with God and that he had been sent for a specific
purpose. It reassured him that he was not alone and that God was
with him. This gave him the confidence to continue his mission of
spreading the faith. The Prophet (pbuh) also realized his status
amongst prophets as the seal of the prophets. He led them in
prayer and realized the blessings that God had given his
community, which gave him renewed hope in his message. He
began to work towards better prospects for him and his
community. Additionally, the loyalty shown by his companions
such as Abu Bakr strengthened his heart and gave him hope that
his message would continue to spread. Overall, this event gave the