signs of the near end

Submitted by sTs (United Arab Emirates), Nov 18, 2008 at 13:37

Karen,

Prophet Mohammad said that there will be 40 false prophets before the end of time and the last one will be the anti-christ

before the advent of the anti christ there are many signs that we are told will happen, one of these that the beduins the barefooted (The Arabs) people and the cattle breeders (cowboys) will compete in building lofty hi-rise buildings. That earthquakes and natural disasters will become more frequent and that Iraq will be immersed in blood by the people killing each other, even the innocent don't know why they are killed. 99 out of 100 will be killed in Iraq, then there is the sign of world war III and then the advent of Al-Mahdi who will unite all the Muslims under his leadership, then his conquering of Jerusalem and Rome, and then the emergence of anti-christ in the Holy Land and his surrounding of the believers with Al-Mahdi and their beseige near Damascus and then the descent of Jesus Christ and his killing of the anti-christ and the desturction of the jewish rule in the Holy Land and then his ruling for 40 years in the holy land

This is a very short account of the long prophet Mohammad's prophecy of the near end, (But not the end)

He said that there will be some of my people who will fight in the Holy Land until end of times

Barak Obama will not be Anti-Christ because the anti christ as described by Prophret Mohammad will have a floating eye and the word atheist in arabic is written on his forehead

a very detailed account of the prophet's prophecy is wriiten in many books and the most famous one is Riyad AL-Saliheen book

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