The first half of the book will almost certainly save people from falling for any claim that misinterprets known signs of the hour or false claimants of being the Mahdi. It looks closely at cult leaders and their methods and how to protect oneself from their lies, delusion or mental illness.
This book is a must read in the current time and it's the most important work on the topic as it's written in 2022, which allows the author to look at far more false claims than previous authors could and refer to very recent events such as ISIS.
The book is very well written, in an easy to read font and eloquently. A real page turner.
The beauty of it is the signs are discussed chronologically with hadith cited as we go along so it gives a clearer picture than ever about the world we live in and how close we are to the end times.
Whilst looking at the signs, the author puts to bed misinterpretations of eschatology and calls instead for Muslims to wait for the signs to appear as mentioned in the Quran and sunnah, they being the only certainty. The rest is mere conjecture.
The book also helps to strengthen Iman: that these signs are foretold and inescapable and Muslims must concentrate on their own selves and getting closer to Allah rather than be unnecessarily perturbed by goings on.
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Nothing major to add to the topic of signs of the last hour
I gave this book and author a go as I thought it would add something major to this topic of the final days but asrar rashid just cannot help himself. Even in a book like this he involves sectarianism and brings in wahabi and deobandi arguments. I would of thought that by now he has gotten past these petty sectarianism by now considering his age and the challenges he has been given by scholars from these groups in recent times, but I was wrong.Not only that what makes this book even worse is that He has decided to add animate pictures in it of people and scholars which goes totally against the pure Shariah. I was actually surprised by this and thought he wouldn't go that far but has decided to especially since its being printed and is not in electronic format (difference of opinion that pictures is permissible if in electronic format but more or less everyone agrees that strictly prohibited if in tangible format and is printed).I would of wanted asrar to do proper justice to this topic of "the final hour" however found it truly lacking and would instead recommend other great works which are readily available, most notably Imam ibn kathirs "signs of the last hour", mufti Abu lubaba "dajjal, who, when, where" and many other great works out there. May Allaah save us from blind sectarianism and enable the ummah to look at the bigger forces at play here and to tackle it. Ameen.
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