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Mohammed himself believed he literally went there, not that he had a dream of going there. After all didn’t he tell the Quraish that I have visited Jerusalem in one night and come back, which obviously was met with a hilarious reaction of laughter by the Quraish. So that interpretation goes out the window when you consider Mohammed’s own words. Infact the only reason you’d want to say Mohammed’s visit to Jerusalem and the Al Aqsa mosque was in a dream and did not literally happen is to attempt rationalize an obvious historical error and plot hole in the Quran.Okay, but we don't have faith in Muhammad or Islam, soooo...
The thread can be summarized as: Muslims believe that Muhammad was taken on a miraculous spiritual and perhaps physical (depending on who you ask) journey to places that didn't exist yet, and because they didn't exist yet it proves that the words used to talk about those places didn't mean the things that they mean in every other instance.
That's your god's miracle? Changing the meaning of words for the sake of Muhammad's story? Showing Muhammad doors that didn't really exist, but are some kind of 'miracle', not-physical doors for him to count?
Wow...what a god and religion...
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