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One of the prophecies are that Dajjal's donkey will be extremely white and there will be 40 cubits between it's ears. Some of the contemporary scholars have interpreted this to mean Dajjal's donkey is in fact referring to an airplane.

In the hadeeth of al-Nawwaas ibn Sam’aan about the Dajjaal, it is reported that the Sahaabah said: “O Messenger of Allaah, how long will he stay on the earth?” He said, “Forty days: one day like a year, one day like a month, one day like a week, and the rest of the days like your days.” … They said, “How fast will he travel through the earth?” He said, "Like the clouds when they are driven by the wind...” (narrated by Muslim, 5228)

You must understand that the Prophet (SAW) used terms and words so that his companions (RA) would understand what he (SAW) is talking about. "Bows and arrows" could in fact be a figure of speech alluding to modern weapons or the weapons that will be in use when Gog and Magog are released. Just like the way the "white donkey" (with 40 cubits between it's ears and "travels like the clouds when they are driven by the wind") is being used to refer to an airplane.



That's where the issue lies. Why would the Prophet choose a donkey to try explain to his sahaaba that Dajjal would travel on an aircraft. Surely a shimbir would've been a better analogy? A plane doesn't have an EARSPAN rather it has a WINGSPAN. This only tells me your Prophet wasn't the clearest in speech because a shimbir would've been a far better comparison. I think it's literal merely because your Prophet claimed to fly on guess what, a winged horse!
 

Hafez

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That's where the issue lies. Why would the Prophet choose a donkey to try explain to his sahaaba that Dajjal would travel on an aircraft. Surely if a shimbir would've been a better analogy? A plane doesn't have an EARSPAN rather it has a WINGSPAN. This only tells me your Prophet wasn't the clearest in speech because an air plane doesn't resemble a donkey in the least.
An airplane doesn't resemble a donkey but he was describing it in a way that they would understand since the Sahaba (RA) would be unfamiliar with the aircraft, and they will be confused.

The donkey was commonly used for transport which makes it the perfect analogy.

He (SAW) also says that it will travel like a cloud being carried by the winds (this part is in Sahih Muslim), he's talking about none other than the aircraft.
 

simulacrum

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@Hafez What's the point of prophesying sxb? Why not teach them tools they can use to build those airplanes, buildings etc? :hmm: Nostradamus also made predictions that came true. Does that make him a man of God?:mindblown:
 

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That's where the issue lies. Why would the Prophet choose a donkey to try explain to his sahaaba that Dajjal would travel on an aircraft. Surely a shimbir would've been a better analogy? A plane doesn't have an EARSPAN rather it has a WINGSPAN. This only tells me your Prophet wasn't the clearest in speech because a shimbir would've been a far better comparison. I think it's literal merely because your Prophet claimed to fly on guess what, a winged horse!

How did the Prophet (SAW) prophesise that the reign of the khulafaa' ar raashideen will last 30 years?
 

Hafez

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@Hafez What's the point of prophesying sxb? Why not teach them tools they can use to build those airplanes, buildings etc? :hmm: Nostradamus also made predictions that came true. Does that make him a man of God?:mindblown:
Most of his predictions failed. Don't compare his "predictions" to the prophesies by the Prophet (SAW), Nostradamus's predictions were based on educated guesses. But the Prophet (SAW)'s prophesies would be considered absurd at the time (since the people were unfamiliar with it). They are also greater Prophesies, I mean come on... The reign of the caliphate, the modes of transport, modern society, sham being attacked, etc. I can go on for long. Pages and pages.
 
How did the Prophet (SAW) prophesise that the reign of the khulafaa' ar raashideen will last 30 years?



These Hadith were compiled A) Nearly 200 hundred years after Muhammad's death. And B) There was no such thing as objectivity and therefore historical sources from those times (Muslim and Non-Muslim) would've been heavily biased.

This means it can't be entirely determined that these words even came from Muhammad himself and the fact these Hadith's were compiled over 100 years after the Rashidun Caliphate makes it very plausible this was fabricated and falsely attributed to Muhammad. I say this due to the nature of Muslims and how they'll do many things to claim that this was a man sent from God.


Now it'd be something if those Hadith had been compiled into a book before the Rashidun Caliphate itself.
 

Masaasbaa

Meticulously calculated...........
These Hadith were compiled A) Nearly 200 hundred years after Muhammad's death. And B) There was no such thing as objectivity and therefore historical sources from those times (Muslim and Non-Muslim) would've been heavily biased.

This means it can't be entirely determined that these words even came from Muhammad himself and the fact these Hadith's were compiled over 100 years after the Rashidun Caliphate makes it very plausible this was fabricated and falsely attributed to Muhammad. I say this due to the nature of Muslims and how they'll do many things to claim that this was a man sent from God.


Now it'd be something if those Hadith had been compiled into a book before the Rashidun Caliphate itself.
:chrisfreshhah::drakelaugh::dead::deadmanny::drakekidding:
 

Hafez

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These Hadith were compiled A) Nearly 200 hundred years after Muhammad's death. And B) There was no such thing as objectivity and therefore historical sources from those times (Muslim and Non-Muslim) would've been heavily biased.

This means it can't be entirely determined that these words even came from Muhammad himself and the fact these Hadith's were compiled over 100 years after the Rashidun Caliphate makes it very plausible this was fabricated and falsely attributed to Muhammad. I say this due to the nature of Muslims and how they'll do many things to claim that this was a man sent from God.


Now it'd be something if those Hadith had been compiled into a book before the Rashidun Caliphate itself.
Lol @ this joker... You don't even know how the science of ilm al rijaal came about or why it came about. If you understood the sciences of hadith correctly, wallahi you'd come to the conclusion that these are authentic.

PS. My uncle has a 600 years old Bukhari's book of hadith and the prophesies made therein are coming to pass as we speak.

Don't be silly waryaa...
 

Hafez

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@JohnDoe Malik ibn Anas has authored the book called "Muwatta"

One of his teachers were Hisham ibn Urwa who was the son of a Tabi' that studied with the Sahaba (RA) directly. His father was a Sahabi (RA). Urwa ibn Zubayr was one of the 7 most revered fuqahaa.

The hadiths were closely preserved in the form of oral traditions. Hammam ibn Munabbih has authored a book on hadith and he was directly a student of a Tabi'.

Learn about ilm al rijaal and how the ahadith of the Prophet (SAW) were preserved.
 

Hafez

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Most of the ahadith in Bukhari (all the ones that include Prophesies) can be found in Imam Malik's Muwatta, also Imam Muhammad as-Shabayni's and Imam Ahmed's musnad. Thus they were written already long before Imam Bukhari. Imam Bukhari (same with the authors of kuttub as sittah) decided to collect the ahadith that they deemed most authentic and compiled them in the form of a book. They weren't the first to do it though.
 
@JohnDoe Malik ibn Anas has authored the book called "Muwatta"

One of his teachers were Hisham ibn Urwa who was the son of a Tabi' that studied with the Sahaba (RA) directly. His father was a Sahabi (RA). Urwa ibn Zubayr was one of the 7 most revered fuqahaa.

The hadiths were closely preserved in the form of oral traditions. Hammam ibn Munabbih has authored a book on hadith and he was directly a student of a Tabi'.

Learn about ilm al rijaal and how the ahadith of the Prophet (SAW) were preserved.



Why can't you admit that written tradition is vastly superior to oral tradition for obvious reasons.
 

Hafez

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Why can't you admit that written tradition is vastly superior to oral tradition.
There were thousands of men that worked endlessly to preserve this waryaa. I refer you (again) to the science of ilm al rijaal. Ishaq ibn rahawaih (RH) and many other muhaditheen decided that since there could be people that start fabricating ahadith, some of the muhaditheen should compile these ahadith in the form of a book. It was first done by Imam Malik (RH). The ahadith of the Prophet (SAW) that are authentic have been rigorously preserved.

Edit: The people that have fabricated hadith were caught out. This is what ilm al rijaal is for. If a scholar even lies jokingly, his hadith wouldn't be accepted.
 
Most of the ahadith in Bukhari (all the ones that include Prophesies) can be found in Imam Malik's Muwatta, also Imam Muhammad as-Shabayni's and Imam Ahmed's musnad. Thus they were written already long before Imam Bukhari. Imam Bukhari (same with the authors of kuttub as sittah) decided to collect the ahadith that they deemed most authentic and compiled them in the form of a book. They weren't the first to do it though.


Again, the two you've mentioned were born decades after the Rashidun Caliphate ended. Give me a book with that specific Hadith that predated 661 C.E. and I'll shut up.
 
Lol @ this joker... You don't even know how the science of ilm al rijaal came about or why it came about. If you understood the sciences of hadith correctly, wallahi you'd come to the conclusion that these are authentic.

PS. My uncle has a 600 years old Bukhari's book of hadith and the prophesies made therein are coming to pass as we speak.

Don't be silly waryaa...

Prophecies based on past experiences from other people and far flung guesses and calling it "Prophecy" smh
 

Hafez

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Again, the two you've mentioned were born decades after the Rashidun Caliphate ended. Give me a book with that specific Hadith that predated 661 C.E. and I'll shut up.
Oral traditions of scholars from the taabi'een and the Sahaba (RA) have closely preserved it. You don't know that because you're not educated about this matter. Do you know how long some Sahaba such as Anas ibn Malik (RA) lived for? Sxb come on mate... It was preserved similar to the way the Qur'an was preserved.
 

Hafez

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Prophecies based on past experiences from other people and far flung guesses and calling it "Prophecy" smh
Past experiences? What experience is the fact that the Caliphate (rashiduun) would last for 30 years is it based on? What experience is the aircraft based on? What experience is the way Umar and Uthmaan would die based on? I see you're brain dead lmao.

Prophesies of Muhammad (SAW), I copy and paste:

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Prophecies from the Qur’an

The triumph of the Byzantines over the Persians

1. The Byzantine and Persian Empires were the super-powers of the time. It was during the years when the few believers were severely persecuted in Makka that the Persians utterly defeated the Byzantines. They had sweeping victories, and conquered Aleppo, Antioch, and the chief Syrian provinces, including Damascus. Jerusalem fell to their arms in 614-615. The Christians were massacred and their churches burnt. The Persian flood of conquest went on to Egypt, and reached as far as Tripoli in North Africa. Another Persian army ravaged Asia Minor and reached right up to the gates of Constantinople. The Makkan pagans rejoiced greatly, and redoubled their taunts and persecution against the Prophet, upon him be peace and blessings, whose Message was a renewal of the Message of Jesus preached in Palestine. The following Qur’anic verses, which were revealed just at that time, gave certain tidings of a very near victory of the Romans over the Perisans:

The Romans have been defeated in a land close by, but they, after their defeat, will be victorious, within nine years. God’s is the command in the former case and in the latter, and on that day believers will rejoice, with the help of God. He helps to victory whom He wills. He is the All-Mighty, the All-Compassionate. (al-Rum, 30.1-5)

No one at that time could make such a prediction. But the Prophet, upon him be peace and blessings, conveyed these Divine Revelations to his followers. They confirmed him without hesitation and Abu Bakr bet the Makkan polytheists that the Romans would be victorious in nine years. Heraclius, the Roman Emperor attacked the Persians initially by sea in 622 (the year of the Hijra), and after decisive battles and three successive campaigns, put them to rout in a few years. His victories happened at the same time as the believers won the victory of Badr over the Makkan polytheists. Thus the verses above contained two predictions, both of which came true in nine years.

The Qur’an gave the news of the conquest of Makka two years before

2. It was only six years after the Prophet, upon him be peace and blessings, had emigrated to Madina that he left for Makka for a minor pilgrimage. However, the Makkans stopped him at Hudaybiya and a peaceful treaty was concluded after negotiations. Some articles of the Treaty were objected to by the believers but the Qur’anic verses which were revealed following the conclusion of the Treaty described it as a manifest victory and gave the believers the decisive glad tiding, which is as follows:

In truth, God fulfilled the vision of His Messenger: You will surely enter the Sacred Mosque, if God wills, in full security; you will have your heads shaved, your hair shortened, and you will have nothing to fear. He knew what you knew not, and He granted, besides this, a near victory. He it is Who has sent His Messenger with guidance and the religion of truth, that He may cause it to prevail over all religion. God is enough for a witness. (al-Fath, 48.27–8)

One year later the Muslims performed the minor pilgrimage and the year after they conquered Makka. Also, Islam has been prevalent over all other religions for centuries and, if God wills, it will have a world-wide superiority in a near future.

The Qur’an gave the news that the dead body of Pharaoh would one day be discovered

3. In ancient Egypt, Pharaoh used to torture the Children of Israel. God sent Moses to him with the mission of inviting him to believe in One God and allow the Israelites to leave Egypt with Moses. Pharaoh refused and the struggle between them continued for a long time. However, one night Moses succeeded in marching towards the frontier with his people but Pharaoh, becoming aware of his attempt, set out to follow him. When Moses reached the Red Sea, he touched it with his staff, and a furrow opened across the sea. Pharaoh attempted to follow him, but was engulfed with his legions. While narrating this event, The Qur’an makes a very interesting prediction:

Today We shall preserve your body that you may be a sign to those after you: although most men give no heed to Our signs. (Yunus, 10.92)

The dead body of Pharaoh was later found floating on the Western shores of the Sinai peninsula. The native residents can still show you to this land, which is now known as Jabal Firawn (Hill of Pharaoh). A few miles from this hill is a hot spring called Hammam Firawn (the Bath of Pharaoh).

Promise of Victory

4.The Qur'an says:"Allah has promised to those of you who believe, and do good deeds, that He will surely grant them in the land inheritance of power as He granted it to those before them; that He will establish in authority their religion which He has chosen for them. And that He will change their state after fear to one of security and peace. They will worship Me alone and not associate aught with Me." (24:55) And also: "Say to those who deny faith, soon you will be vanquished."(3:12) and "When comes the help of Allah and Victory, and you see the people enter Allah's religion in multitudes . . ." (110:1-2)

The first verse was revealed at a time of the Muslim's weakness, promising the righteous victory, and the second predicting the peoples entering into Islam in crowds, and so it came to pass, after the capture of Mecca, and in the time of the Caliphs Abu Bakr, 'Umar, 'Uthman and 'Ali, who were from the most pious companions of the Prophet, were established by Allah in the land, defeating the Persian and Roman empires, so that Islam was established from Spain to parts of China in a mere twenty years. This, in part, fulfills another prophecy of the Qur'an: "It is He who has sent the Messenger with guidance, and the religion of truth, to make it triumphant over all religions." (9:32) Christianity, Judaism, paganism have never regained any lasting dominance, physically and intellectually since the coming of Islam. The secular philosophies of communism and capitalism are in the process of being dealt death blows. At the present rate of growth Islam will over take Christianity by 2025 in terms of numbers. See also Qur'an 48:18-21 and 1:13, which promise victory.

Tidings of the Last Day

5. A considerable part of the Qur’an is about the events of the Last Day. The Qur’an describes how the world will be destroyed and re-built again and how the dead will be raised, assembled in the Place of Mustering, and, after being judged, will go to either Paradise or Hell. The Qur’an also gives a vivid description of Paradise and Hell and the life in them.

Examples of the Prophet’s predictions which exist in books of Tradition (hadeeths)

1 ‘Umar reports in a narration recorded in Sahih al-Muslim:

‘Before the Battle of Badr started, God’s Messenger, upon him be peace and blessings, walked around the battlefield and pointed to some locations, saying, Abu Jahl will be killed here, ‘Utba here, Shayba here, Walid here, and so on. By God, we found, after the battle, the dead bodies of all those men in the exact places that God’s Messenger had pointed out.’

While in Makka under great tortures, the Prophet predicted the future victories of Islam

2. Bukhari and Abu Dawud quote Habbab ibn Arat, who said:

Once, during the days of trouble and torture in Makka, I went to God’s Messenger, who was sitting in the shade of the Ka‘ba. I was still a slave in the hands of the Makkans then. They inflicted on me severe tortures. Unable to endure those tortures any more, I requested God’s Messenger to pray to God for help and salvation. But he turned towards me and said:

By God, previous communities had to endure more pitiless tortures. Some of them were made to lie in ditches and cut in two with saws but this did not make them forsake their faith. They were skinned alive but they never became weak against the enemy. Surely God will perfect this religion, but you display undue haste. A day will come when a woman will travel alone by herself from San’a to Hadramawt fearing nothing but wild beasts. However, you show impatience.

Habbab concluded:

By God, what God’s Messenger predicted that day, have all come true. I have personally witnessed it all.

The Messenger predicted ‘Ammar’s martyrdom in a civil war

3. Bukhari, Muslim and Ahmad ibn Hanbal record:

During the construction of the Prophet’s Mosque in Madina, God’s Messenger, upon him be peace and blessings, told ‘Ammar:

What a pity O ‘Ammar, a rebellious group will kill you.

‘Ammar was killed in the Battle of Siffin by the supporters of Mu‘awiya, who rebelled against Caliph ‘Ali.

The Prophet foretold that Fatima would join him first of all after his death

4. Before his death, the Messenger called his daughter Fatima to his bedside and informed her that she would be the first among his family to join him after his death. Fatima joined her father, the pride of mankind, six months later.

The Prophet predicted the Mongol invasion

5. The Prophet, upon him be peace and blessings, predicted the Mongol invasion, saying:

The Hour will not come before you fight against a people with red faces, small, slant eyes and flat noses. They wear hairy leather boots.

The Messenger predicted the caliphate of Abu Bakr and ‘Umar

6. As related by Hakim, Tirmidhi, Ibn Hanbal and Ibn Maja, by repeatedly declaring, You should, after my death, follow the way of Abu Bakr and ‘Umar, the Prophet, upon him be peace and blessings, meant that Abu Bakr and ‘Umar would succeed him as caliphs. He also predicted that Abu Bakr’s reign would be short, whereas ‘Umar would remain longer to be able to make many conquests.

The Prophet predicted the conquest of many important cities

7. According to authentic narrations, the Prophet, upon him be peace and blessings, gave his community the glad tidings that they would conquer Damascus, Jerusalem, Iraq, Persia, Istanbul (Constantinople) and Cyprus, and that the religion of Islam would reach as far as the remotest corners of the world in the east and west.

The Prophet predicted the forms of government after him

8. The Prophet declared:

This affair began with Prophethood and as a mercy; then it will be mercy and Caliphate; afterwards it will change into a cruel monarchy, and finally into an iniquity and tyranny. He also prophesied: Surely, the Caliphate after me will last thirty years; afterwards it will a cruel monarchy.

Whatever the noble Prophet predicted came true.

The Prophet predicted the caliphate and martyrdom of ‘Uthman

9. According to an authentic narration, the Prophet, upon him be peace and blessings, declared:

‘Uthman will be killed while reading the Qur’an. God will dress him in a shirt but they will desire to remove it from him.

By this saying, he meant that ‘Uthman would become Caliph but his deposition would be sought, and finally he would be martyred while reading the Qur’an. This happened exactly as he predicted.

The Prophet foretold the future victories of Sa‘d

10. As narrated in a authentic Tradition, the noble Prophet of God, upon him be peace and blessings, said to Sa‘d ibn Abi Waqqas when the latter was gravely ill:

It is hoped that you will be spared so that some people may benefit through you and some others be harmed through you.

By this, he suggested that Sa‘d would be a great commander and make many conquests, and while many peoples would benefit from him by converting to Islam, many others would be harmed through him as a result of the collapse of their states.

Sa‘d, just as predicted by the holy Prophet, upon him be peace and blessings, took the command of the Muslim armies and destroyed the Persian Sassanid Empire, bringing many peoples within the guidance of Islam.

The Prophet predicted the conquest of Cyprus

11. Once, when the Prophet woke up in the house of Umm Haram, the aunt of Anas ibn Malik, who served the Messenger for ten years in Madina, he smilingly said:

I dreamt that my community would be waging war in the sea sitting on thrones like kings.

Umm Haram asked: ‘Pray that I too may be with them’. He said firmly: You shall be.

All this came true forty years later when Umm Haram accompanied her husband ‘Ubada ibn Samit, on the conquest of Cyprus. She died there, and her tomb has since been a visited place.

The Prophet predicted the appearance of Mukhtar and Hajjaj

12. According to an authentic narration, the Prophet, upon him be peace and blessings, declared:

From the tribe of Thaqif will appear a liar who claims Prophethood and a blood-thirsty tyrant.

By this, he gave tidings of the notorious Mukhtar, who claimed Prophethood, and the criminal Hajjaj, who killed tens of thousands of people.

The Prophet predicted the conquest of Istanbul

13. Again, according to an authentic narration, the Prophet, upon him be peace and blessings, declared:

Surely, Constantinople (Istanbul) will be conquered (by my community); how blessed the commander who will conquer it, and how blessed his army.

He thus foretold the conquest of Istanbul by Muslims, and indicated the high spiritual rank of Sultan Mehmed, the Conqueror, and the virtuousness of his army. What he foretold took place centuries later.

The Prophet mentioned that there would be signs forewarning the approach of the last day.

a. The barefooted bedouins competing in building tall buildings. Today we find in the Arabian Peninsula, the Arabs who used to be impoverished herders of camels and sheep, are competing in building the tallest tower blocks. Two of the latest examples are Kingdom Center in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia and Al Faisaliah Center in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia (see http://skyscraperpage.com/new/kingdomcenter.htm,http://skyscraperpage.com/new/alfaisaliahcenter.htm)

b. The Mosques would be like palaces. This is clearly the case, even though the Prophet ordered simplicity in the houses of Allah, the mosques have become more and more fantastic, with golden domes, marbled floors, lavish carpets and chandeliers. (seehttp://home.mweb.co.za/ka/kayef/images/masjinabi.jpg)

c. Disappearance of trustworthiness, so much so that one would only be able to say: "I know a trustworthy person in such-and-such town."

d. The increase in killing, so that the one who kills does not know why he killed, and the one killed does not know why he was killed. I was recently sent an article from the Washington Post about the rise of gang warfare. Part of the initiation ceremony was for a new gang member(some times as young as eleven) to shoot someone. The second highest cause of death from fifteen to thirty five in the US are gun related. The massacre of civilians in the Vietnam War by American troops who had little idea why they were there, and the increase of such conflicts, is further illustration of the fulfillment of this prophecy. As are the rise of insane mass murders, of children killing children, such as Jamie Bulger.

e. The increase of the use of riba (usury/interest) so that no one will able to escape being tainted by it. This clearly the state of the world economy today.

f. The enemies of the Muslims dividing the Muslim's wealth and lands between them, the Muslims abandoning jihad, and concerning themselves only with the worldly matters. We have already mentioned this.

g. The increase of literacy.

h. The decrease of religious knowledge due to the disappearance of scholars.

i. The increase of musical instruments, and the Muslims making it lawful even though the Prophet has forbidden them.

j. The increase of sexual promiscuity, and new diseases that people had not herd of before spreading amongst them as a consequence of that. This is clear, with the arrival of AIDS, and other previously unheard of viruses.

k. Appearance of Dajjals (liars), each claiming to be a Messenger of Allah, while Muhammad is the last messenger. There are numerous examples of this, starting with Musailima, who arose in the time of the Prophet, just before his death, to more modern liars such as Elija Muhammad, founder of the Black American racist movement "The Nation of Islam", and India's pretender Gulam Ahmed of Qadian.

l. Nakedness of women while still being dressed and people copulating like donkeys in public. Obviously a direct reference to soft and hard-core ography, which has become a dark stain on our society in recent times.

m. The drinking of wine becoming common, and the Muslims making it lawful by calling it another name.

n. Shouting in the mosques and lack of unity.

o. The worst and most ignorant will become leaders and they will be oppressors. Bill Clinton, saddam Hussain and majority of worlds Leaders are prime examples.

p. A man will obey his wife and disobey his mother, and treat his friends kindly and shun his father.

q. Men will wear silk and gold, and the making of it lawful by the Muslims even though the Prophet had forbidden it for the men of his 'Ummah(nation).

r. People will abandon the religion for a small worldly gain, and keeping to the religion will be like holding two hot coals."

I'm sure there's more. Are you ready to accept the truth or not yet?
 
Oral traditions of scholars from the taabi'een and the Sahaba (RA) have closely preserved it. You don't know that because you're not educated about this matter. Do you know how long some Sahaba such as Anas ibn Malik (RA) lived for? Sxb come on mate... It was preserved similar to the way the Qur'an was preserved.



Saaxib, unsurprisingly you haven't delivered on my request. Ever heard the game Chinese Whispers? And how easily things can be misconstrued or misunderstood. Now imagine how many claims could be made in decades. Try peddling claims based on oral tradition to any respected historian and they'll laugh at you.
 
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