Where is the real Al-Masjid Al-Aqsa?

With "Glory to be the One," Almighty Lord Creator stresses His Own Might and Mercy, which is showing his servant His Ayat.

Any prophet maybe included in "His servant," since the name of the servant has not been mentioned anywhere of the Holy Quran. However, in my opinion, the "servant" is Rasul Muhammad Ahmad.

"From the Restricted Temple," it is obvious that Kaabah is intended as the starting point of the Night Walk.

Since "walk" is a physical action, there should be such a distance between Makkah and the Farthest Mosque that a human being would be able to walk within a night. And the walk should be performed on the earth, because reaching God Almighty is such a journey that it is performed within different conditions: 50:16 We have created the human being and We know what his person whispers to him, and We are closer to him than his jugular vein. Thereby human being does not need to travel to reach Almighty Allah, since He is closer to human than his own vein.

70:4 The controllers and the Spirit ascend to Him in a day which is equivalent to fifty thousand years. So, if Angels can reach Him in fifty thousand years, how they may take a human being within a night?

Thereby, the "Isra" is not about reaching the Almighty God, but reaching His signs.

"the Most Distant Temple" must be a place where humans or Angels perform Salat or prayers, in other words an active place of prayers. In my opinion, it has to be a place that the Messenger performed prayers. Yet, "the farthest" means farthest from Bait Al-Haram, because the starting point is Kaabah. Thereby, the Messenger walked from Al-Masjid Al-Haram, in which he had been performing Salat, to Al-Masjid Al-Aqsa, another mosque in which he had been performing prayers. So...