Quran 2:285-286 Time Of Revelation
In the Farahi school the time or event of the revelation of individual verses (also called shan-e-nuzool) holds no significance. The understanding of any given verse becomes clear when we contemplate on the words of the verse and it’s context, as well as the phase of prophethood in which a particular chapter was revealed. Ideas about times or events of the revelation of verses are generally inexact, and even if accurate they don’t add or take away anything from the required understanding or implications of those verses. As you might notice, one of the features of Ghamidi sahab’s exegesis Al-Bayan is that it doesn’t rely on the shan-e-nuzool of particular chapters or verses. Instead it describes the phase of prophethood when a certain chapter was revealed, which is evident from the content of the chapter itself.
Thanks for your reply Faisal. I understand what you mentioned above. Some scholars put emphasis on these verses because they claim that these were revealed on the Miraj night directly from Allah to prophet Mohammed (saw). I just want to know if this claim is true or not?