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**rXpX** · 08-14-2012, 09:22 PM

Trust me, you don't want to be around when the Mahdi and the Dajjal appear, it will be the biggest Fitnah this nation has ever known and most Muslims will be shoveled into hellfire, even the most pious among us may go to fire... May Allah keep those times away from us, in the Shafi`i Madhab we say in the tail of each Salat: "O Allah I seek refuge in you from the torment of Hellfire and the torture of the grave, O Allah I seek refuge in you from the Fitnah of life and death and the evil Fitnah of the Dajjal."

I agree, I will surely envy the honour of those who get a chance to see Imam Mehdi (ra) or Hadrat Isa (as)! But to live in such times, It would be too troubled a time. Related to this discussion:
"The Dajjal will not appear until the people become negligent in talking about him, and until the Imams abandon talking about him on the Minbars."(narrated in Majma Al-Zawaid) I don't know how to really interpret that. On one hand 'we' are talking about it. On the other hand, how much do a billion Muslims think about Dajjal in the modern day? I don't know.

08-14-2012, 09:22 PM	#11
rXpX Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 614 Senior Member	Trust me, you don't want to be around when the Mahdi and the Dajjal appear, it will be the biggest Fitnah this nation has ever known and most Muslims will be shoveled into hellfire, even the most pious among us may go to fire... May Allah keep those times away from us, in the Shafi`i Madhab we say in the tail of each Salat: "O Allah I seek refuge in you from the torment of Hellfire and the torture of the grave, O Allah I seek refuge in you from the Fitnah of life and death and the evil Fitnah of the Dajjal." I agree, I will surely envy the honour of those who get a chance to see Imam Mehdi (ra) or Hadrat Isa (as)! But to live in such times, It would be too troubled a time. Related to this discussion: "The Dajjal will not appear until the people become negligent in talking about him, and until the Imams abandon talking about him on the Minbars."(narrated in Majma Al-Zawaid) I don't know how to really interpret that. On one hand 'we' are talking about it. On the other hand, how much do a billion Muslims think about Dajjal in the modern day? I don't know.
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