"The Hadith al-Qudsi of the Ascension" explores one of the most revered and mystical occurrences in Islamic tradition—the night journey (Al-Isra) and ascension (Al-Mi'raj) of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). This journey, detailed in the Quran and elaborated upon in Hadith literature, is considered one of the most significant events in the Prophet’s life, marking the moment of divine communication, moral instruction, and the revelation of profound truths about faith.

In this Hadith al-Qudsi (a type of hadith where Allah’s words are relayed by the Prophet), the event is narrated through the Prophet’s experience as he was spiritually taken from Makkah to Jerusalem and then ascended through the Heavens. This miraculous journey allowed the Prophet to witness the vastness of the divine realms, meet earlier prophets, and receive messages directly from Allah, including the command for the five daily prayers, which became an integral part of Islamic worship.

The book provides a detailed commentary on the text, offering an analysis of its theological implications, spiritual significance, and the moral lessons derived from the journey. It reflects on themes such as divine mercy, justice, the importance of prayer, and the relationship between God and His creation. The reader is guided through the metaphysical dimensions of the event, encouraging reflection on the deeper meanings behind the narrative.

With its combination of narration, interpretation, and reflective insights, "The Hadith al-Qudsi of the Ascension" invites readers to explore the mysteries of this divine encounter and its role in shaping the practices and beliefs of the Islamic faith. It is particularly useful for those seeking a comprehensive understanding of Al-Mi'raj in Islamic theology and its ongoing relevance in Muslim spirituality.