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الحروب الثلاث الأخيرة ماقبل الزوال ، ترتيب الأحداث والنبوءات بشكل صحيح | د محمد الرفاعي

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The presenter, Dr. Muhammad Al-Rifai, argues that prophetic hadiths provide a structured timetable for events involving the “Zionist entity” and the liberation of Jerusalem, which he presents as imminent. He claims many scholars do not explain this sequence precisely, and that he has studied signs of the Hour for 15 years, relying particularly on hadith collections and material attributed to Nuʿaym ibn Hammad—while only using what he says aligns with major authentic hadith sources such as al-Bukhari and Muslim.

1) Three War Periods Involving the “Zionist Entity”

He argues that the Prophet’s statement—“The Hour will not come until you fight the Jews”—implies that the end of the Zionist presence depends on specific war “stages.” He identifies three historical war periods:

  • 1948: “the 1948 war”
  • June 1967: “the June setback”
  • 1973: “the October War”

However, he insists these wars alone did not remove the Zionist entity; additional conditions and prophetic signs must occur afterward.

2) “Stage 1” Signs After the Fighting Begins (Prelude to “Stage 2”)

He proposes that after the initial war timeline, multiple prophetic markers appear that separate the first stage from the next stage (liberation). Among his claimed signs:

  • The appearance of black banners, including:

    • a “second version” associated with a claimant from the Prophet’s family from the East, which he applies to Khomeini
    • references to black banners and “O Hussein”

  • The return of the Levant to Muslims, tied to the escape of the Sufyani, which he equates with Bashar al-Assad fleeing

    • including descriptions of upheaval in Daraa and broader Syrian developments

  • The Levant regaining leadership prominence, supported by narration in hadith-themed framing, such as:

    • “faith will be in the Levant when tribulations increase”

  • A shift from jihad to ribat (fortified frontier defense)

    • he claims a hadith specifies Ashkelon, which he interprets as tied to the Gaza/area context

  • A group “remaining on the truth” located in Jerusalem, which he says is already beginning and visible through events near Ashkelon

  • Resolution of sectarian/minority disputes, including those tied to collaboration/affinity with the Zionist entity

He also interprets contemporary conflicts (e.g., Syrian factions and later governance changes) as aligning with:

  • “yellow banner” hadith versions
  • the sequence of prophetic phases

3) “Stage 2” (Liberation): Expelling the Zionist Entity from Jerusalem

He argues that the second stage corresponds to Jerusalem’s liberation and cites Qur’anic language from Surah Al-Isra’, describing:

  • “disgracing faces”
  • followed by entering the mosque as they entered it previously

He claims signs are already visible because the global image and legitimacy of the Zionist entity have allegedly been delegitimized worldwide, citing political claims (including an attributed remark by Trump’s deputy) and broad assertions that many governments condemn actions in Gaza.

He further asserts:

  • Entry into Jerusalem is imminent
  • He rejects an interpretation that stones/trees will tell the believer “a Jew is behind me” during this phase
    • saying that theme belongs to a later final-war phase involving the Antichrist

4) After Liberation: Eclipses, Major Battle, and the End-Times Sequence

He forecasts that after liberation (and/or immediately following it), there will be:

Three major eclipses

  • A major eclipse in North America
  • A major eclipse in the Maghreb
  • An eclipse in the East
    • he specifically claims China and India will be “swallowed up”
  • plus a smaller eclipse in the Arabian Peninsula

He frames these as selective punishments affecting those who oppose God, even if they verbally profess monotheism.

An enormous “great battle”

He describes an end-times sequence that includes:

  • Iran will not fully “fall” until after Jerusalem’s liberation, with remnants remaining until a later point
  • A West–Arab alliance is described as incomplete until the Zionist entity is gone from Jerusalem
  • After Iran is defeated, the “Guardianship of the Islamic Jurist” (treated as a political-religious system) will end
  • Predictions of betrayal by “the Romans” and a battle between Arabs and the West
  • A claim that Turkey/Constantinople (described in Europe/Rome context) will temporarily fall to the West, then Constantinople “opens again”
  • Finally, the Antichrist appears, followed by gathering allied forces (including Zionist/Jewish leadership and groups he links to messianic/eschatological beliefs), who go to Jerusalem, starting the Antichrist tribulation

Overall Conclusion / Implied Claim

The video’s core purpose is to present a three-stage eschatological timeline:

  1. Three war periods as a historical baseline
  2. A “first stage” of prophetic signs and regional transformations (especially Syria/Levant)
  3. A “liberation stage” culminating in Jerusalem’s liberation, after which further end-times events unfold (eclipses, final battles, Antichrist tribulation)

Presenters / Contributors Referenced

  • د محمد الرفاعي (Dr. Muhammad Al-Rifai) — main presenter/speaker
  • محمد متولي الشعراوي (Muhammad Mutawalli al-Sha‘rawi) — referenced as a 1990 Egyptian scholar/presenter whose remarks are quoted
  • نُعيم بن حماد (Nuʿaym ibn Hammad) — referenced as a source whose narrations are used selectively
  • علي بن أبي طالب (Ali ibn Abi Talib) — referenced as a transmitter for hadith content
  • إبن عباس? / البخاري / مسلم / أبو داود / الترمذي (al-Bukhari, Muslim, Abu Dawud, al-Tirmidhi) — referenced as major hadith collections used for authentication
  • ترمب (Trump) / نائب ترمب (Trump’s deputy) — referenced via an attributed statement
  • الخُميني (Khomeini) — referenced via interpretation of “black banners”
  • بشار الأسد (Bashar al-Assad) — identified with the Sufyani figure in the presenter’s interpretation
  • داعش (ISIS) and جبهة النصرة (al-Nusra) — referenced as actors in the banner-related interpretation
  • حياة تحرير الشام (Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham) — referenced as part of Syria’s leadership transition in the presenter’s narrative
  • الذين يسمّيهم “الجيش/المدافعين” (unspecified “group” on truth) — referenced as remaining in Jerusalem (no named individual provided)
  • المهدي/المسيح (Mahdi/Jesus) — referenced as eschatological figures (no specific named historical contributor)

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