Mi'raj is an important event in Islamic tradition that refers to the night journey of the Prophet Muhammad. According to Islamic belief, it occurred in the year 621 CE, when Muhammad was taken from Mecca to Jerusalem and then ascended to the heavens. This journey is described in the Quran and is celebrated by Muslims as a miraculous event. During the Mi'raj, Muhammad is said to have met various prophets and received instructions from Allah, including the command for the five daily prayers. This event symbolizes spiritual elevation and the connection between the earthly and divine realms, reinforcing the significance of prayer in the Islamic faith.