What is the matter with you? Has anything happened?
Yes, something happened.
What?
Last night, I was taken from here to Jerusalem.
And you are here amongst us now?!
Yes, I am waking up amongst you here.
If I call your people, the Quraysh, will you tell them exactly what you have just told me?
Yes, I will.
Come forth! We have an announcement to make!
Tell them what you promised you would tell them.
Last night, I went to Bayt al-Maqdis and I prayed in Masjid al-Aqsa.
Can you describe it for us?
I became so worried and anxious that I was not able to answer; I had never been so worried before. Then, as I waited for what to respond with, I saw in the distance Bayt al-Maqdis rising up before me, until it extended above the house of Aqil ibn Abi Talib. No question they asked of me except that I saw Bayt al-Maqdis shown to me, from whichever angle I needed to see it, so that I answered with utmost precision.
As for the descriptions of Bayt al-Maqdis, he is fully accurate.
I will give you some signs as well: one is the caravan of so-and-so, and they will be returning soon, for they were closest to the city; one is the caravan of so-and-so, and they had lost a camel, and you can ask them about that camel; and one is the caravan of so-and-so, and they had a large urn of water that I drank from.
If you saw one of them in such-and-such a place, that caravan should be arriving in Makkah right now.