Volume 3 Samples
The Pivoting Point
The Sykes-Picot Agreement and the Carving Up of an Empire
When an octopus slithers through the sea and hunts its prey, its many appendages seem to react independently, with their own agenda, but are completely subject to the governing force of their clever brain. Some live in deep, dark waters, rising up only to feed…
Mark Sykes and George Picot felt a greed which made them hungry for land, and so they put together a plan on December 16, 1915, for the dismemberment and ingesting of the weak Ottoman Empire. This borderless land was sliced into by Sykes and Picot long before the decisive WWI was over. T. E. Lawrence, aka Lawrence of Arabia, described Sykes as “a bundle of prejudice and only embracing aspects of the truth.”
If threatened, the octopus propels its body and shoots out an inky fluid, darkening the waters and confusing their aggressor. They can also change colors to blend in with their surroundings or to communicate with their own kind…
For the next few years there was a shifting of loyalties. Clandestine meetings were held with the powerful, emerging Zionists of England regarding their demand for Palestine as their new “homeland.” In an act of deeding what was not theirs to give, the British signed the Balfour Declaration of 1917 which essentially gave Palestinian land to the Zionists.
The British also made promises to Makkah’s Sharif Huseyn, promising him vast lands to be put under his control, as there was not yet something called “Saudi Arabia” or “The Middle East” at this time. You see, the British needed the Arab tribes to mobilize against the Ottomans, so they used Lawrence of Arabia to support them in this, making and breaking oaths in the process. They threw black ink into the waters of truth and shape-shifted to camouflage their seedy intentions. Betrayal and chaos ensued.
Octopi descend on their prey from above using powerful suction to pull their prey into their waiting jaws…
With the Arabs hunkered down like crabs in their shell, oblivious to the “monster of the deep” that was ready to pounce on them, a sliver of history that would change the world as we know it played out.
With absolutely no consideration for the economic viability of these new borders drawn by the Sykes-Picot Agreement, or the demographics of ethnic tribes being put under one “flag,” or the natural geographical barriers already in place, the French and British descended, each tendril adhering tightly to its promised booty of land. This led to sociopolitical instability and split the Arabs, Kurds, and all other nationalities in the portioned-off area into erratic and random boundaries not of their choice.
The Sykes-Picot Agreement led to new “countries” with puppet kings and a Middle East rife with both tension and a desperate fight for nationalism. This was the beginning of a century of weak Muslim lands, eventually leading to the Minor Signs of the Day of Judgement which follow.
1886: History’s Whispers:
The truth is that the Statue of Liberty, purporting to be a U.S. symbol of hope for immigrants, actually began as a peasant Egyptian woman who would stand watch over the gateway to the Suez Canal. The designer was fascinated with the mammoth stone temples of Abu Simbel, which he visited in Egypt in 1855. Early models of this stature are called “Egypt Carrying the Light to Asia.” When the Pasha of Egypt, overwhelmed by the price of the work on the Suez Canal, declines Frederic-Auguste Bartholdi’s offer for the “peasant woman statue,” the designer turns to the U.S. and, after much fanfare and fundraising, Lady Liberty is unveiled in the New York harbor overlooking Ellis Island, the center for immigration to the US.
History’s Whispers
1942: Japan breaks every code the U.S. marines use in WWII in the Pacific. Twenty-nine Native American Navajos are called on to create a code with their language, which is mostly unwritten and not known by anyone but the Navajos. This code turns out to be unbreakable. Their numbers grow to 400 by 1945, and they are involved in every assault made by the U.S. against Japan from 1942 to 1945. Their initial code has 211 terms of Navajo words to represent the military situation. Toh-Dineh-ih was their word for ships, and it meant “Sea Force” in Navajo.
Sign #1: The birth of the Prophet ﷺ This is the first sign of the Day of Judgment
Event #1: The splitting of the moon
Qur’an: 54:1:
“The Hour of Judgment is nigh and the moon was cleft asunder.”
Hadith:
Abdullah ibn Mas’ud reported: The moon split when we were with the Prophet, ﷺ and it became two separate pieces. The Prophet ﷺ said to us, “Bear witness. Bear witness.”
In another narration, Ibn Mas’ud said, “A piece was behind the mountain and another piece was below it.”
Event #2: Abu Lahab and his refusal to convert
Qur’an: 111: 1-5:
“May the hands of Abu Lahab (father of flames) perish, may he himself perish. His wealth avails him not, neither what he had earned. Soon will he roast in a flaming fire, and his wife, the bearer of the firewood, upon her neck a rope of twisted palm-fiber.”
Even if he had converted with his tongue and not his heart, it would have cast doubt on the very book he was trying to discredit, but he never did it, thus showing the miracle of the Qur’an and its truth.
Prediction #3: The Prophet ﷺ laying his hands on the ground and predicting where the enemies at Badr would fall.
Hadith:
Regarding the night prior to the Battle of Badr, ‘Umar b. al-Khattab said, “The Prophet ﷺ showed us where those enemies at Badr would die. He ﷺ would place his hand somewhere on the ground and say, ‘This is where so-and-so will die tomorrow, by God’s will, and this is where so-and-so will die.’ I swear by the One who sent him with
One of the 61 minor signs of the Day of Judgement covered in Volume 3
Sign #6: Widespread killing
Qur’an: 5:32:
“…We ordained for the Children of Israel that if anyone slew a person, unless it be for murder or for spreading mischief in the land, it would be as if he slew the whole people…”
Hadiths:
Abu Musa reported: The Messenger of Allah, ﷺ said, “Verily, before the Hour will be an upheaval.” I said, “O Messenger of Allah ﷺ, what is the upheaval?” The Prophet ﷺ said, “Killing.” Some of the Muslims said, “O Messenger of Allah ﷺ, right now we fight many idolaters every year.” The Prophet ﷺ said, “It is not that you will fight the idolaters, but rather you will fight each other, until a man kills his neighbor, the son of his aunt, and his close relatives.” Some people said, “O Messenger of Allah ﷺ, will we be reasonable on that day?” The Prophet ﷺ said, “No, reason will be taken away from most people in that era, and insignificant people will remain who do not use their reason.”
Abu Huraira reported Allah's Messenger ﷺ as saying:
By Him in Whose Hand is my life, a time would come when the murderer would not know why he has committed the murder, and the victim would not know why he has been killed.
At the time of this prediction, no two Muslims had ever raised a sword against one another. Uthman’s murderers were from the Khawarij and were Muslims. Fitna and the Tartars will come from the east and caused the death of many. Widespread tribulation will come like pieces of dark night to try and wake up the disbeliever. The cure is in the first part of the Ummah, the last part of the Ummah will be afflicted.
Today we have mass murders, school shootings, and a high murder rate in cities. Villagers in Muslim countries go after one another with long sticks, mothers kill their children, husbands kill their wives, sons and daughters kill their parents, and governments kill their own people. Sadly, these instances seem to be escalating worldwide.
History’s Whispers
1890: The Wounded Knee Massacre is perpetrated. Chief Sitting Bull is killed two weeks before by American soldiers and Native Americans decide to have a Ghost Dance to gather their forces, although dances were banned for fear of an uprising. The government finds out and sends 7,000 troops with machine guns who surround Chief Spotted Elk, racked with tuberculosis, and the 350 dancers. Wanton killing leaves 200 Native American men, women, and children dead. Twenty soldiers are later given the Congressional Medal of Honor for this travesty. This represents the end of Native American resistance and the full conquest of the West by the occupiers, the American government. In 1973, 250 Sioux Native Americans and the American Indian Movement, tired of the oppression by the government and its people, station themselves at the South Dakota Pine Ridge Reservation, site of the first Wounded Knee genocide, demanding human rights and treaty rights. After 71 days, surrounded by a massive government military operation, assistant U.S. Attorney General Kent Frizzell signs an agreement to end the siege. This doesn’t end the oppression, but it mobilizes the Native American community after receiving some changes and concessions from the government. They also begin their own Native American radio station to get the truth out.
1900-2018: 160 million have died in wars worldwide.
1901: President McKinley is shot. He is succeeded by Theodore Roosevelt.
1905: Bloody Sunday occurs in St. Petersburg, Russia. Many unarmed civilians are killed by Tsarist troops.
1911: Italians drop bombs, cans of nitroglycerin, on Ain Zara, Libya.
1938: Nuclear Fission is discovered leading to the atomic bomb.
1940: Critical mass of Uranium 235 is calculated. The British are informed of a possible atomic bomb breakthrough.
1941: A U.S. chemist isolates plutonium, the key element in nuclear bombs.
1942: An Italian builds the first nuclear reactor in Chicago. The U.S. makes an effort to produce an atomic bomb.
1943: The V-1 flying bomb is launched in Germany.
1944: Germany uses the V-2 (A-4) rockets in London and Antwerp.
1945: The first U.S. atomic bomb is detonated at Alamogordo, New Mexico.
1945: U.S. President Harry S. Truman authorizes the dropping of an atomic bomb with the strength of 20-kilotons on Hiroshima, and three days later on Nagasaki. Japan agrees to unconditional surrender. Over 100,000 Japanese people are killed.
1946: The U.S. tests the atomic bomb on Bikini Atoll, Marshall Islands in the Pacific. They drop another 23 atomic bombs on this tiny island through 1958. The islands are still radioactive 60 years later.
1947: More Muslim civilians are killed in the first few months of the creation of the partition between Pakistan and India than any other time during the Muslim rule of India.
1952: England tests their atomic bomb and America develops the hydrogen bomb.
1952: The U.S. detonates their first hydrogen bomb on the Marshall Islands. Cancer becomes the leading cause of death on these islands after this.
1953: The Soviets develop their own hydrogen bomb.
1957: England tests their first hydrogen bomb on Christmas Island in the Indian Ocean.
1960: France uses nuclear weapons in the Sahara Desert.
1964: China has their first nuclear test.
1964: Malcolm X leaves the Nation of Islam and becomes Orthodox Muslim. He performs Hajj and is transformed from a segregationist from the whites to one who welcomed all. He was martyred in 1965 for his views by his old organization, the Nation of Islam.
1967: China has their first hydrogen bomb.
1968: American soldiers kill 300 Vietnamese villagers in the My Lai massacre.
1968: Martin Luther King is assassinated in Memphis, TN and Robert Kennedy is assassinated in Los Angeles, CA. The accomplice to the killer of Martin Luther King may have had CIA connections.
1974: India has their first test of nuclear weapons.
1978: Kabul, Afghanistan erupts into civil war. The Soviets invade three month later. The U.S. funds Osama bin Laden and his fighters to the tune of three billion dollars to fight the Soviets. These fighters later become a force to be reckoned with.
1986: The U.S. bombs military bases in Libya.
1993: A bomb explodes in the basement garage of the World Trade Center, 6 are killed, 1000 are injured.
1994: The genocide in Rwanda in the civil war between the Hutus and the Tutsis takes the lives of a million people. Little is done to stop it.
1995: The Oklahoma City bombing kills 168 people. Muslims are immediately blamed, but it turns out to be Timothy McVeigh, a homegrown white supremacist. He becomes a poster boy for the white supremacist movement. He is executed in 2001.
1996: The Taliban takes control of the city of Kabul in Afghanistan.
1999: A tragic school shooting at Columbine leaves 15 dead and 23 wounded.
2001: On September 9th, two days before September 11th, an assassination attempt is made on Ahmad Shah Massoud, Afghanistan’s leading anti-Taliban commander. He succumbs to his wounds on September 15th.
2007: A male student at Virginia Tech kills 32 students and wounds 15.
2009: A shooting at Fort Hood, Texas kills 13 and injures 29.
2011: A gunman shoots 17, including an Arizona representative to the House.
2012: Adam Lanza enters Sandy Hook Elementary School and kills 26, 20 of whom were children.
2013: Multiple bombs explode near the finish line of the Boston Marathon, 3 are killed, 170 are injured.
2013: 33,636 die from firearms in the U.S., most being suicides.
2015: Dylann Roof, 20-year 0ld white nationalist with mental disorders, kills nine churchgoers from a historically black church in South Carolina. He appeals the death penalty in 2020. Mass shootings in this year take the lives of 468 people.
2016: Forty-nine are killed and fifty-three injured at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida.
2017: 137 women are killed per day worldwide by a family member. 87,000 women are killed this year at the hands of someone close to them.
2017: Five Dallas police officers are gunned down by a sniper.
2017: There are 405,346 killings worldwide.
2017: A gunman takes the lives of 58 people and injured hundreds at a concert in Las Vegas.
2018: Eighty are killed and 66 wounded in mass killings in the U.S.
2018: 95,000 children are killed each year globally.
2019: There are 417 mass shootings in the U.S.
2020: In spite of Covid-related closures of schools and businesses, there are 562 mass killings in the U.S.
One of the ten major signs covered:
Story - Hasan finds the Future of his Past
Hasan was in the makeup area of the studio where he worked as chief anchor to the largest news outlet in the United States. He had gotten world-wide acclaim with his God-given good looks, clear speech, and sadly, a deep denial of his Islam. Even he knew that he had taken that denial way too far. As he gazed into the mirror in front of him, the makeup artist was putting the finishing touches to his “news face,” which, of late, was not as fresh and young as in days gone by. This bothered him, of course, but something else was welling up inside of him and he knew he had to face it head on.
His news stories of late had been almost exclusively about greed, violence, corruption, tyranny, mass shootings, suicides, oppression, war, and a barrage of natural calamities breaking all known records. He dug deep into his “Islamic” memories and knew that these were not simply coincidental but followed an unmistakable pattern.
He had done some research to refresh his memory and, just as he thought, all of these situations were about the manifesting of the minor signs of the Day of Judgment that were spoken about by the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. Yes, his Prophetﷺ, an unlettered man, had predicted the manifestation of these signs in the desert over 1400 years ago.
He had also done his homework concerning the final minor sign leading to the major signs, a man called al-Mahdi, the righteous leader predicted to come at the end of time. He found that over twenty-five companions of the Prophet ﷺhad narrated hadith or sayings about this leader. Additionally, al-Mahdi was featured in over thirty-five books of Sunnah, so naturally, Hasan felt no doubt in his coming. He felt an urgency, as he knew that once this man appeared, the major signs would follow like pearls on a string. When this string broke, the final signs would fall like a bitter rain. The Mahdi would be a clear sign and a mercy from Allah to a world filled with injustice, very much like the world Hasan lived in day to day.
This had awakened a yearning in him to return home to his Islam, even though he knew it would be a death sentence for “Hasan Ali, anchor at 5.” The flimsiness of this world was beginning to dawn on him, and its effect was seen in his reporting. He felt it necessary, as a man in a position of verbal power, to comment on these minor signs, trying to make his listeners aware of a major change to come. Mankind, he believed, was in a stage of great suffering and way past the point of no return.
He usually took a moment before going into makeup to review the stories of the day, and the lead story was so unusual that it triggered something primordial in him, like a timeless memory planted in him from eons of his soul’s existence.
Now, kings and caliphs of the Middle East came and went with death and life, but this caliph and what followed his death was textbook pre-Mahdi.
The story stated that the king of Saudi Arabia had died and that three of the sons of his and other ruling caliphs had fought over something at the Holy Ka’ba and all three were killed.
In a separate story, a man had left the city of Madinah in Saudi Arabia and had taken refuge in Makkah. Now, Hasan knew that this wasn’t news, in and of itself, but what happened afterwards was what he would call “strange occurrence #1.” Hasan was used to all the false prophets making their claims through the years, but this man was trying to run from his followers. They found him and dragged him out to the Ka’ba and swore allegiance to him between the Black Stone of the Ka’ba and the Station of Ibrahim. When those in Syria got wind of this, they sent an army against him, but here was the strange part that perked his Islamic ears forward. The army from Syria was swallowed up by the Earth, except for a few to tell the tale, between Madinah and Makkah. When the people from Syria and Iraq heard this, they immediately went to this man and gave him allegiance.
Hasan, after all of his research on the Mahdi, knew this was exactly how it was predicted. He believed in his heart of hearts that the Mahdi had come. He remembered the phrase uttered by the Prophet ﷺ, and it made his blood run cold, “Go to him to give your allegiance even if you have to crawl across ice!”
His soul was telling him to do just that…
It was going to be an interesting news night.
Hasan, a calmness in his voice that belied his true feelings, let the news of this day unfold on air almost matter-of-factly, with a lump in his throat the size of Texas. When he had finished, even the cameraman was looking at him with questioning eyes. He was just about to sign off when he looked straight into the lens, the cameraman instinctively zooming in on his face. Hasan wanted to warn the Muslims, but in a subtle way, and so he said, “If your blood runs cold when you hear this, you are not alone.”
As the camera faded to black, the phones in the studio office began ringing off the hook. Our favorite survivalist, Mohsin, was one of the callers. This was the day he had been dreading, and now it was here…
Section 1: Future Flash – The Mahdi
The Mahdi, Muhammad ibn Abdullah al-Alawi al Hasani, will come at the end of time on this Earth. He will be a rightly-guided caliph from the Quraishi household of the Prophet’s ﷺ daughter, Fatima, a descendant of her son, Hasan ibn Ali. He will resemble the Prophet ﷺ in behavior, but not in looks. This merciful Mahdi is described as having a high, wide forehead, and a large, thin nose with an upward slope. Allah will inspire him and make him wise in one night to prepare him for the task ahead. He will be sent at a time when the Earth will be filled with injustice and oppression, and he will hold sway with the multitudes and take power. He will be assisted by a brave man called Mansur from the east and his army will come under the black flag of Islam, paving the way for the Mahdi’s rule to spread. At first, the Quraysh will send an army from the tribe of Kalb to try and defeat him, but they will be defeated instead. This will be known as the Battle of Kalb.
In the Mahdi’s time – most say for seven years – there will be peace, prosperity, and abundant crops, as Allah will grant him rain to produce vegetation, wealth untold, and strong rulers. Islam will be well-established in the land. He may be the one that the Prophet ﷺ spoke of when he said that there would be a ruler at the end of time who would scoop up handfuls of wealth.
He will rule with the Sunnah, spread the banner of goodness, and will lead the Muslims until the Dajjal and Isa appear. When Isa descends, the Mahdi will be ready to pray fajr and will step backward, but Isa will touch his shoulder and tell him that the adhan was called for him, and Isa will give him the honor of praying behind him. The Mahdi will die, and the Muslims will then pray over him.
One section of Death and the Day of Judgement:
Hadith
It was narrated that al-Bara’ ibn ‘Azib said: (In the context of a long hadith) “So his soul is returned to his body and there come to him two angels who make him sit up and they say to him, ‘Who is your Lord?’ He says, ‘Allah.’ They say, ‘What is your religion?’ He says, ‘My religion is Islam.’ They say, ‘Who is this man who was sent among you?’ He says, ‘He is the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him).’ They say, ‘What did you do?’ He says, ‘I read the Book of Allah and I believed in it.’ Then a voice calls out from heaven, ‘My slave has spoken the truth, so prepare for him a bed from Paradise and clothe him from Paradise, and open for him a gate to Paradise.’ Then there comes to him some of its fragrance, and his grave is made wide, as far as he can see. Then there comes to him a man with a handsome face and handsome clothes, and a good fragrance, who says, ‘Receive the glad tidings that will bring you joy this day.’ He says, ‘Who are you? Your face is a face which brings glad tidings.’ He says, ‘I am your righteous deeds.’ He says, ‘O Lord, hasten the Hour so that I may return to my family and my wealth.’…”
THE GRAVE
THE EFFECT IS INSTANTANEOUS. THE angels swoop down, and I am slammed into my body as they lower me into the grave, and I go from a feeling of effortless being to a barren, desolate, dank existence. The fistfuls of dirt, released in a sequence of three, begin showering down. No isolation on Earth could have gotten me ready for this moment of stark aloneness. The truth is that as you age, the body sags downward almost as if the Earth is already making its claim on you, but no solitary moment in my lifetime could compare to the longing I feel now for any companionship. As the blanket of dirt above me is completed, I strain to hear the footsteps as they walk away from my grave. The stillness is deafening as I perceive a slight movement all around me. I am suddenly in the Earth’s grasp, the soil squeezing me, compressing my body, trying to mingle its essence of clay with mine. I resist, but it is futile, every part of my body feeling the pressure of the crushing caress. Just when I feel I might implode from the sheer force, I sense a lessening, and the dirt retreats to its rightful place. As I lay there reeling from the sudden release, my ears pick up a faint rustling, a swishing sound that seems to grow exponentially within moments. All at once I am roughly forced to a sitting position, face to face with a pair of immense creatures with eyes like caldrons, skin the color of a stormy sky, and teeth like the horns of a steer. They waste no time, and the one to my left begins, its voice roaring like a thunderstorm, “Who is your Lord?” I shrink from the sound, but find my voice and clearly articulate, “My Lord is Allah!” The other being then shrieks, “What is your religion?” I answer quickly, bolder now. “My religion is Islam!” They both screech in unison, “Who is your prophet?” The pitch is almost unbearable, but I scream back, “My prophet is Muhammed!” They fall silent with my final answer, and I discern the voice of God from above saying, “My servant has told the truth!”
Finally, these great beings are satisfied, and they rustle away as quickly as they came. I sense quiet movement around me. I look to my right to see a prayer rug so stunning and ornate it glistens from within. It speaks to me and says, “I am your prayer, and nothing can harm you from this side.” I look to the left and see a vessel filled with liquid the color of white silk, and it also speaks, “I am your fasting, and I will protect you from this side.” I feel pressure on the top of my head, and as I glance up, a Qur’an with letters of gold proclaims, “You struggled to know me, so I will shield you from above!” I lift my head slightly to see what is unfolding at my feet. My charity, a velvet drawstring bag with coins pouring out like a waterfall, assures me that nothing can reach me from that direction. I then identify the voice of God again instructing the angels to prepare bedding and clothes from Paradise, and my head is turned to the right as a window is opened in my grave to a sight more exquisite than all of Earth’s beauty combined. My joy gets the better of me then, and I exclaim, “Oh, God! Please let the Day of Judgment start now! I want to see my home and family in the Paradise!” I sigh deeply, contentedly, as the perimeter of my surroundings begins to expand until I can no longer see the edges. A sweet, fresh smell fills my space, and there appears a stunningly beautiful sister wrapped in a garment that seems attached to the skin itself, radiating brilliant colors as she glides along. “Who are you?” I ask delightedly, wondering when the blessings will end. She smiles so warmly I feel the heat penetrating to all the parts of my body that were chilled by the sunless grave. “I am your good deeds and I have come to keep you company until the Day of Standing.” I never thought I would welcome such a wait until now…
Table of Contents - Volume 3
Unit 1 – The Minor Signs of the Day of Judgment
The Pivoting Point - The Sykes-Picot Agreement and the Carving Up of an Empire
The Days of Allah - Introduction
Timeline of Discovery and Other Worldly Things:
Story – The Awakening
Section 1: Signs, events, and predictions during the time of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ
Sign #1: The birth of the Prophet ﷺ This is the first sign of the Day of Judgment
Event #1: The splitting of the moon
Event #2: Abu Lahab and his refusal to convert
Prediction #3: The Prophet ﷺ laying his hands on the ground and predicting where the enemies at Badr would fall.
Event #4: Relaying what was happening in a battle 600 miles away
Event #5: Tabuk and the strong wind to come
Prediction #6: His daughter, Fatima, would be the next to die after him ﷺ
Prediction #7: The wife with the longest arm (the most charitable) would follow next.
Sign #1 (continued): The death of the Prophet ﷺ And so it begins…
Section 2: Predictions that occurred during the time of The Four Rightly-Guided Caliphs
Prediction #1: The intimation that Abu Bakr and Umar would lead after the Prophet’s ﷺ death, and that Umar and Uthman would be martyred.
Prediction #2: Suraqah bin Malik would wear the bracelets of the Persian emperor
Prediction #3: The Muslims would conquer Egypt.
Prediction #4: The end of the Roman and Persian empires
Prediction #5: A woman would travel long distances fearing only Allah
Prediction #6: The conquest of Jerusalem
Prediction #7: Plague that would kill in great numbers
Prediction #8: A fitna that will enter every home
Prediction #9: A fire in Hijaz
Prediction #10: The cycling of power until the Mahdi comes
Prediction #11: Umm Haram bint Milhan and her death in a naval war
Prediction #12: The Muslim army would reach India and Sindh
Prediction #13: The killing between two Muslim groups
Prediction #14: Ali fighting the Khawarij
Prediction #15: Hassan will reconcile two large groups of Muslims
Prediction #16: The martyrdom of Hussain
Prediction #17: Al-Hajjaj predicted as murderer
Story - The Sheltering
Section 3: Signs that have occurred, and are ongoing, and yet to come.
Sign #1: The birth of the Prophet ﷺ This is the first sign of the Day of Judgment
Sign #2: Thirty Imposters, liars, dajjal, who claim prophethood
Wars and Killing:
Sign #3: The Muslims will fight with the Turks
Sign #4: Wars between Muslims
Sign #5: Wars increase
Sign #6: Widespread killing
Sign #7: Excess of Wealth and greed
Sign #8: The conquest of Jerusalem
Tyranny and Weak Government:
Sign #9: Trust is Lost
Sign #10: Unworthy people are given authority
Sign #11: Muslim nations become weak
Sign #12: Tyranny and Oppression
Sign #13: The Conquest of Constantinople
Sign #14: Jizya and Kharaj no longer collected
Trade:
Sign #15: Spread of trade
Sign #16: Nearness of markets to one another
Sign #17: The dust of riba will spread
Men and Women:
Sign #18: The female slave will give birth to her master
Sign #19: The abundance of women over men
Many women of childbearing age, but no births
Sign #20: Women will be dressed, but naked (Casiat ar Ariat)
Sign #21: Man obeys wife, disobeys mother
Sign #22: Son treats friend kindly, shuns father
Sign #23: Female singers and musical instruments are popular, and people dance late into the night
Sign #24: Men wearing silk
Sign #25: Men lay with men, and women lay with women
Sign #26: Men dress like women and women dress like men
Sign #27: Abortion
Knowledge and Manners:
Sign #28: Sharp decline in manners
Sign #29: Lying, cheating, and arrogance increase
Sign #30: False Testimony
Sign #31: Decrease of knowledge and ignorance will prevail
Buildings and Masjids:
Sign #32: Voices will be raised in the masjids
Sign #33: Decoration of houses
Sign #34: Compete to build beautiful masjids
Sign #35: Naked and barefoot shepherds will compete in tall buildings
Technology:
Sign #36: Fitna enters every household
Zina and Intoxicants:
Sign #37: Intoxicants will be used in great quantities
Sign#38: Zina will be widespread
Sign #39: Obscenity and obscene actions widespread
Travel, Writing, and Qadr:
Sign #40: Great Distances traveled in a short span of time
Sign #41: Writing becomes prevalent
Sign #42: People believe in stars and reject qadr
The Earth:
Sign #43: Frequent earthquakes and natural calamities
Sign #44: Abundant rainfall but no growth
Sign #45: Acid Rain
Sign #46: Abundance of food, much if it has no blessings
Sign #47: Obesity will be global
Loss of Unity:
Sign #48: Giving the greeting of salaams to only those you know
Sign #49: The cutting off of family ties
Sign #50: People claim the Qur’an but deny the hadith
Sign #51: Last of the Ummah will curse the first of the Ummah
Sign #52: Iraq loses its currency, then Syria, then Egypt
Sign #53: Rum (the Romans) will be dominant
Deviation and Shirk:
Sign #54: Smog over cities from evil practices
Sign #55: Importing of non-Muslim servants
Sign #56: Shirk (worshipping idols) becomes widespread
Sign #57: Wishing for death
The End is Near:
Sign #58: Arabia becomes meadows and gardens again
Sign #59: Animals will speak
Sign #60: Sudden death
Sign #61: Convergence of time
Unit 2 – The Major Signs of the Day of Judgment
Story – The Sheltering
Story – The Gathering
Story- Hasan finds the future of his past
Section 1: Future Flash – The Mahdi
Section 2: Major Sign #1 – Story - The Death of Truth- The Dajjal Comes Forth
Part 1: Future Flash - Day of the Dajjal
Section 3: Major Sign #2 - Story-The Alighting of the Light – Isa Descends
Part 1: Future Flash - Isa
Section 4: Major Sign #3 – Story -Yajooj and Ma’jooj-The Devastating Deluge
Part 1: Future Flash – Yajooj and Ma’jooj
Story- The Benevolent Breeze
Part 1: Future Flash – Reaping of the Good
Section 5: Major Signs #4 through #10
Part 1: Major sign #4: Dukhan
Part 2: Major signs #5, 6, 7: Three Landslides
Part 3: Major sign #8: A Fire from Yemen
Part 4: Major sign #9: The Beast
Part 5: Major sign #10: The Sun rises from the West
Story – Now It’s Too Late!
Section 6: The Big Crunch
Unit 3 – Death and the Day of Judgment
Introduction
Interview with Death A Handbook to the Hereafter
Section 1: Paradise – Inheritance of a Noble Heart
Part 1: Illness before death and the agony of death
Part 2: The Angel of Death
Part 3: The final breath
Part 4: The Ascent
Part 5: My Shroud
Part 6: The Grave
Part 7: The Resurrection
Part 8: Zilzal
Part 9: The Day of Judgement
Part 10: Facing Allah
Part 11: The Scale – Weighing of the Deeds
Part 12: Sirat al Mustaqeem
Part 13: The Bridge of Qisas
Part 14: Paradise
Section 2: Hellfire – Fate of a Sealed Heart
Part 1: Illness before death and the agony of death
Part 2: The Angel of Death
Part 3: The final breath
Part 4: The Ascent
Part 5: My Shroud
Part 6: The Grave
Part 7: The Resurrection
Part 8: Zilzal
Part 9: The Day of Judgement
Part 10: Facing Allah
Part 11: The Scale – Weighing of the Deeds
Part 12: Sirat al Mustaqeem
Part 13: The Bridge of Qisas
Part 14: Hellfire
Conclusion for the Trilogy
Appendix:
Sources for Volume 3
Picture Attributions