You’re Living in the Time of the Mahdi – Signs You Can’t Ignore! | Belal Assaad

Al-Mahdi's Arrival and Signs [00:00]

• Claims of Al-Mahdi's arrival are false unless he appears in Mecca.
• Prophecies provide clear signs about when he will emerge and his characteristics.
• Al-Mahdi is from the lineage of Prophet Muhammad.
• He will be granted immense power, authority, leadership, and a great army.
• He will possess extraordinary wealth, manage it, and transform the world from oppression to justice.
• His rule will lead to a state where there is no one to receive Zakat or charity due to the absence of poverty.

Anyone who claims that Im Mahi has come out already has lied and whoever claims that he's going to come out anywhere other than in Mecca has lied.

Al-Mahdi's Wars and Reign [02:46]

• Al-Mahdi will have an army that fights people from the Arabian Peninsula, some of whom will be swallowed by the earth, and others destroyed.
• Those who die in that day will be raised according to their intention.
• He will fight another army from Persia (modern-day Iran).
• Al-Mahdi will rule for 10 years, filling the world with justice.
• His name will be Muhammad, son of Abdullah, with similar characteristics to Prophet Muhammad.

For 10 years he fills it with justice.

Battles with European Descendants and the Crossbearers [04:44]

• Al-Mahdi's army will fight the Romans, who are likely the majority of Europeans today.
• A treaty or partnership will be formed with these "Romans" to fight a common enemy.
• Following this, a fight will erupt between Muslims and the Christians, known as the crossbearers or crusades.
• A great war, referred to as the "great combat," will occur between the people of the book and Muslims.

You will have a treaty with them together partnership deal where you will fight an enemy that is the Romans enemy.

The Great War and Disappearing Brigades [06:05]

• During this great war, flying objects will drop from the sky due to its intensity. This is interpreted as a potential reference to nuclear weapons.
• Muslim brigades sent out will perish or disappear mysteriously, likened to objects lost in the Bermuda Triangle.
• This will happen to three successive brigades.
• These battles are predicted to take place in Hashem (Greater Syria).

The whole brigade, the Muslim brigade that was sent out will perish. Not only perish, the word means they will become extinct or they will disappear.

The Significance of Hashem [08:07]

• Hashem refers to Greater Syria, which includes countries like Lebanon, Palestine, Jordan, and possibly Iraq.
• The best of people will be in Hashem, and those who rise against them will also be there.
• The region of Hashem will be in a state of constant guard or at risk until the last hour.
• The conflict between good and evil will always be present in Hashem.

The sham will never cease from battles or from always standing guard will always be at risk in Hashem.

Believers in Adversity [11:12]

• There will be a group of believers in Hashem who adhere to the Quran and Sunnah, living the life of Islam despite overwhelming odds.
• These individuals will be fighting and protecting the symbols of Islam, truth, and justice.
• One of their martyrs will be better than 50 of the companions.
• They will find no helpers and will be deserted by their brothers, countries, and leaders.
• These believers will be found on the outskirts or borders of Jerusalem.

Wallah, one of their marts, one of their marts is better than 50 of yours of the companions.

The Dajjal: The Liar and Deceiver [19:46]

• The word "Dajjal" translates to liar, betrayer, illusionist, and trickster.
• His most dangerous weapon will be psychological deception, rather than conventional warfare.
• He will exploit ideological wars and reverse psychology, making evil appear good.
• The Dajjal will not emerge until certain prerequisites are met, and the world is ready to accept him.

The worst I mean, what's so bad? I mean, we've had many wars before and Muslims have been wiped out in countries and places before, but this dal he doesn't wipe out or take over the rule or authority or power in the world really by weapons of mass destruction or you know all that stuff. He takes it over by the psychological war.

Physical Description of the Dajjal [22:13]

• He is described as having one eye that appears wiped off, with its light gone, resembling a dried grape.
• His left eye has an extra piece of meat on it.
• He has coarse hair, is a young man (mid-30s), red-skinned, short but stocky, with a rough face and a wide forehead and chest.
• His forehead will bear three letters (Kufur/Kafar) that every Muslim can read, but non-believers cannot.
• He is impotent, cannot have children, and does not get married.

Every Muslim will be able to read it except the kafir.

Historical Context and Sayf ibn Sayyad [28:06]

• Sayf ibn Sayyad was a young boy from a Jewish family who lived during the time of Prophet Muhammad and harbored hatred for him.
• He was rumored to have telepathic abilities and was considered a potential Dajjal.
• Prophet Muhammad investigated him, and Sayf ibn Sayyad displayed a defiant and arrogant nature, claiming to be a messenger of God if the Prophet believed him to be one.
• After embracing Islam, he had children and married, contrary to the Dajjal's description. His body was never found after a significant battle, leading to speculation.

If only his mother didn't see me I could have listened for a few more words and I would have known whether he is the dal or not.

The Story of Tamim Al-Dari and the Captive [36:20]

• Tamim Al-Dari, a former Christian who embraced Islam, narrated a story of being shipwrecked and encountering a beast and a chained man on an island.
• The beast described itself as "Jasassah" (the spy or passer of news) and led them to a man in a hut.
• This chained man was immense in build, with coarse features, and his arms and head were chained to his neck and knees.
• He inquired about the palm trees of Basan, the Tiberias Sea, and a fountain near Jerusalem, showing knowledge of current and future conditions of these places.
• He then asked about an illiterate prophet who emerged in Mecca and lives in Medina. Upon hearing about his rise to power and obedience from his followers, the chained man declared himself "Christ" and stated he would soon be permitted to travel the land.

Behold, it is better for those people who obey him to keep on obeying him.

The Dajjal's Reign and Defeat [48:01]

• The Dajjal will live for 40 days, with the initial days being equivalent to a year, a month, and a week, respectively, followed by normal days.
• During this time, he will perform illusory miracles, such as sawing a man in half and reanimating him, though this can only be done once.
• He will possess a fire (illusionary water) and water (illusionary fire), leading people to vanish.
• Prophet Isa will descend in Damascus, Syria, and pray behind Al-Mahdi.
• Isa will then confront the Dajjal at the borders of the Temple of Solomon, causing the Dajjal to melt and killing him.
• The Dajjal's ability to perform the "resurrection" miracle only once proves he is not God.

If he was a god, how can I kill him?

The End Times and Repentance [53:10]

• Al-Mahdi will live for 10 years after which Isa will die later.
• The major signs of the end times will occur rapidly after one another, like beads falling from a broken string.
• Repentance is accepted until the soul reaches the gurgling point or until the sun rises from the west.
• Once the sun rises from the west, repentance and conversion to Islam will no longer be accepted.

The world is coming to its end. It's dying. like a person on his deathbed. Sickness after sickness after sickness.