وَالْمِعْرَاجُ حَقٌّ
The Ascension is true.
Claim under examination: Someone accepts the Miʿrāj but treats every unreported imagined detail as an essential, certain part of that belief.
What the text establishes: “The Miʿrāj is true” establishes the reality of the Ascension. Particular events and details require their own sound textual support.
What does not follow: An affirmative general text does not authorize inventing details. Believing in the event and accepting every circulating description are distinct claims.
Application: Assess the event’s reality and the evidence for particular details separately.