Dajjal: The False Messiah

Dajjal: The False Messiah

by Sa'eed bin Abdus-Samad

32 pages· 2016

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Extract based on:
Al Bidayah wan Nihayah
(The Beginning and The End)

By:
Al-Haafiz Ibn Katheer Ad-Dimashqi (700-774 AH)

In this book the advent of the Dajjal and all the trials that he will bring has been documented. All the relevant Ahadith have been recorded in a manner which gives it a proper sequence in order to understand the message being imparted to the reader. The Dajjal is regarded as one of the Major Signs of the Hour, and it is of great importance that we as Muslims understand what the Messenger of Allah (S) has mentioned about him.

Contents of the Book:

- THE PERIOD BEFORE HIS EMERGENCE
- DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF HIM
- SOME CONDITIONS PRIOR TO HIS EMERGENCE
- ABOUT HIS EMERGENCE
- THOSE WHO WILL FOLLOW HIM
- ABOUT HIS TRIALS THAT HE WILL INFLICT
- HIS MOVE TOWARDS AL-MADINAH
- SUSPICION REGARDING IBN SAYYAD
- THE HADITH OF FAATIMAH BINT QAYS
- WHY WAS HE NOT EXPLICITLY MENTIONED IN QUR’AN?

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