al maseeh al dajjal | The false Messiah | Coming of Antichrist | End times | Amber Voice |

Summary

The script discusses the concept of false prophets and messiahs across various religions, focusing on the Islamic perspective of the Dajjal, the false messiah. It explains how different religions, including Hinduism, Christianity, Judaism, and Islam, mention figures akin to the Dajjal, who deceive people with false claims of prophethood and miracles. The script highlights historical examples of false prophets and their followers, and emphasizes the importance of recognizing the final, true messiah in Islamic eschatology—Prophet Isa (Jesus) who will ultimately defeat the Dajjal.

Takeaways

• 🔍 The prophets were sent by Allah to guide humanity away from misguidance, disbelief, and polytheism, and lead them to the true path of Islam.
• ⚠️ Throughout history, many false prophets and messiahs, like Dajjal, have emerged, spreading lies and deceiving people.
• 📜 These false messiahs have appeared across various religions, such as Hinduism (Kali), Christianity (Antichrist), and Judaism (Sadam), as well as Islam (Masih Dajjal).
• 📅 The concept of Dajjal and false messiahs is ancient and has been warned against by prophets from the time of Adam (AS) to Muhammad (SAW).
• 🗡️ Notable false prophets in history include Bahram Chobe in Zoroastrianism, Samri among the Jews, and individuals like David Koresh in modern times.
• ❌ False messiahs often performed fake miracles and tricks to convince people of their legitimacy, misleading many into following them.
• 💼 Historical figures like Hitler also had messianic aspirations, seeking to establish a new order, replacing existing religions with a personal ideology.
• 🕌 In Islam, the ultimate false messiah, Dajjal, will emerge before the Day of Judgment, leading many astray with his deceptions.
• 👑 Prophets and historical leaders fought against these false claims, such as Khalid bin Walid quelling Musailma's rebellion, and Abu Bakr's forces defeating other false prophets.
• ✋ The final and true messiah, according to Islamic teachings, will be Jesus (Isa AS), who will return and slay Dajjal, establishing truth and justice in the world.

Q & A

Who were the prophets sent by Allah according to the script?

The prophets were chosen individuals sent by Allah to guide humanity away from misguidance, disbelief, and polytheism. They delivered Allah’s message and helped lead people toward the right path of Islam.

What is the concept of Dajjal, as explained in the script?

Dajjal is described as a major deceiver, a false messiah, who has been mentioned by all prophets. His concept is present across many religions, where he is considered an imposter who misguides people. In Islam, he is referred to as the 'false messiah' or 'Al-Masih ad-Dajjal,' and he will appear near the end of times.

How does the script explain the concept of false prophets in other religions?

The script mentions various examples of false prophets across religions, such as the 'Antichrist' in Christianity and 'Sedeem' in Judaism. It highlights that false messiahs and prophets have appeared throughout history in different religious traditions.

Who was Bahram Chobin, and why is he mentioned in the script?

Bahram Chobin was a figure from Zoroastrianism who rebelled against the Sassanid king Khosrow II and proclaimed himself a messiah. His followers believed he would lead them, and his story is referenced as an example of a false prophet.

What does the script say about false messiahs in Christianity?

The script explains that in Christianity, Jesus (Isa, peace be upon him) predicted that many false messiahs would appear after him. Some of the notable false prophets mentioned are John Nicholas, Father Divine, and David Koresh.

What was Hitler’s connection to the idea of being a messiah according to the script?

The script mentions that Adolf Hitler envisioned himself as a messiah figure for the Nazis and Aryan race. If he had won World War II, he planned to replace Christianity with a new religion centered on himself and Nazi ideology.

How does the script describe the end of the false messiah, Dajjal?

The script states that Dajjal will be killed by the true messiah, Isa ibn Maryam (Jesus, peace be upon him), after his second coming. This will mark the triumph of truth and the defeat of falsehood.

What was Mirza Ghulam Ahmad’s claim according to the script?

Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, founder of the Ahmadiyya movement in the 19th century, claimed to be a prophet, the Mahdi, and the promised messiah. His movement gained followers, but it is considered a significant deviation from mainstream Islam.

What is the script’s perspective on the emergence of false prophets in Islamic history?

The script mentions that false prophets began appearing even during the life of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), with Musailamah being the first to claim prophethood. Others, like Al-Aswad Al-Ansi and Haris Al-Damaski, followed in later periods.

How does the script suggest Muslims should respond to Dajjal?

The script advises Muslims to avoid confrontation with Dajjal and flee from him, seeking refuge in faith and hiding if necessary. The only one who can defeat Dajjal is Isa (Jesus), as foretold in Islamic teachings.