The End in Temptations and Epics

Description

Book description:

• • Author's name: Ibn Kathir al-Damascene 
  • Number of pages: 432 pages 
  • The subject of the book: The End in Temptations and Epics 

The contents of the book:

The book contains many topics, including the following:

1. God's Mercy on the Ummah of Muhammad, peace be upon him
2. Some of the things the Prophet (peace be upon him) said would happen 
3. Prophetic reference to Muslims conquering Egypt 
4. The Prophetic Signal that the States of Persia and Rome are going away 
5. A Prophetic Signal that Umar - may Allah be pleased with him - will be killed 
6. A prophetic reference to the ordeal that will befall Uthman ibn Affan - may Allah be pleased with him - from the tribulation
7. Prophetic indication that Ammar ibn Yasir - may Allah be pleased with him - will be killed
8. The Prophet's limitation of the caliphate to thirty years and his indication that it would then turn into an abrogated monarchy
9. A prophetic indication that Allah will reconcile two great groups of Muslims through Hasan (may Allah be pleased with him)
10. A prophetic indication that Umm Haram bint Mulhan - may Allah be pleased with both of them - would die in a naval battle 
11. Prophetic indication that the Muslim army will reach India and Sindh 
12. A prophetic reference that Muslims will fight the Turks 
13. A prophetic reference to what will happen when some boys take over the Muslims' affairs, and the corruption and mischief that will result
14. A prophetic reference to the twelve Quraysh caliphs who will rule the Islamic nation 
15. The twelve Quraysh caliphs do not mean those who followed the Prophet peace be upon him in succession.
16. There is no truth to the report that the verses are after two hundred, and that the best Muslims after two hundred are those who have no parents and no children 
17. The best century is the century of the Prophet (peace be upon him), then those who follow them, then those who follow them, and then there will be widespread corruption 
18. Year Five Hundred 
19. It is not true of the Prophet that he did not stay on earth for a thousand years before the Hour, nor did the Prophet specify a specific period of time for the Hour. 
20. The news about the appearance of a fire from the land of Hijaz that lights up the necks of camels in Basra, in the land of the Levant
21. Fire appeared in the city and lasted for a month in 654 AH 
22. Telling him about the future after our time 
23. Prophetic references to past and future events until the end of time 
24. Hudhayfah's testimony that some of what the Prophet (peace be upon him) told him happened.
25. There is no basis for Israelism that defines what is past and what is yet to come 
26. Approaching the clock 
27. Muslims will be reunited with their loved ones on the Day of Judgment 
28. Whoever dies has been resurrected 
29. The keys of the unseen are five that only Allah knows 
30. The Prophet (peace be upon him) does not know when the hour is 
31. The mention of temptations in general and then the details of their mention afterward, God willing 
32. Prophetic reference to the succession of good and evil
33. The return of Islam as strange as it began 
34. The Parting of the Nations 
35. A prophetic reference to the fact that temptations will divide the Ummah, and that the only way to survive will be to stay in the group
36. There is no god but Allah and Allahu Akbar, with great determination and true faith, fortresses are destroyed and cities are conquered.
37. A prophetic reference to the Muslims' conquest of the Romans and their seizure of many spoils
38. A prophetic reference to the conquest by Muslims of other islands, Roman and Persian countries, and the triumph of
39. Their right over the impostor's falsehood
40. Some of Rum's Good Qualities 
41.  The hour will come and the Romans will be the most populous people
42.  An indication that Medina will be weakened when Jerusalem is colonized
43. Infallibility of Medina from the plague and from the entry of the Dajjal
44.  A prophetic reference to what will be the expansion of Medina's urbanization
45.  An introduction to the mention of liars and charlatans
46. Prophetic indication that there will be liars claiming prophethood before the Hour 
47. A prophetic reference to the fact that there will be propagandists in the Islamic Ummah
48. Talking about the Hadiths of the Dajjal, some of the verses related to Ibn Sayyad
49. The Prophet's warning about the Dajjal and some of his descriptions 
50. The Dajjal's tar is heaven and his paradise is hell
51. The Prophet (peace be upon him) warned his Ummah not to be fooled by the Dajjal's means of power and sedition 
52. Ibn Sayyad is not the Great Dajjal, but one of the Great Dajjals
53. The Hadith of Fatima bint Qais on the Dajjal
54. Tamim al-Dari's account of seeing al-Jasasa'a and the Dajjal
55. Hadith of Fatima bint Qais
56. The Dajjal does not enter Thebes
57. Ibn Sayyad of the Jews of Medina 
58. Hadith that must be interpreted
59. Hadiths about the Dajjal
60. Hadith of Abu Bakr al-Siddiq (may Allah be pleased with him) 
61. Hadith of Ali ibn Abi Talib 
62. Hadith of Sa'd ibn Abi Waqqas (may Allah be pleased with him) 
63. Hadith of Abu Ubaydah ibn al-Jarrah (may Allah be pleased with him) 
64. Hadith of Abu ibn Ka'b (may Allah be pleased with him) 
65. Hadith of Abu Said al-Khudari (may Allah be pleased with him) 
66. Hadith of Anas ibn Malik (may Allah be pleased with him) 
67. Another way about Anas
68. Another way about Anas
69. Urbanization of the city
70.  Hadith about Safiya (may Allah be pleased with him) 
71. Hadith about Mu'adh ibn Jabal (may Allah be pleased with him) 
72. Hadith about Samarah ibn Janada ibn Jundab (may Allah be pleased with him)
73. Another hadith about Samra
74.  Hadith from Jabir (may Allah be pleased with him) 
75. Hadith of Ibn Abbas (may Allah be pleased with him) 
76. There is no greater temptation in this world than the temptation of the Dajjal
77. Another way about Salem from Ibn 'Umar
78. A prophetic reference to the fact that Muslims will fight the Jews and triumph over them, so that the Jew will not find a lover to protect him from the Muslim's sword.
79.  Another way from Ibn 'Umar
80. Hadith of Abdullah ibn Umar
81. A strange hadith
82. Tasbih, Tahlil and Takbir do not feed the hungry
83. Hadith about Asmaa bint Yazid ibn al-Haskan al-Ansariyya

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