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Full-version-Shefa-bio-of-Prophet, page : 213
Both the compilers of the Prophetic Sayings and the imams have transmitted what the Prophet taught his Companions, pertaining to the promised victories over his enemies, the Opening of Mecca, Jerusalem, Yemen, Syria and Iraq. He also spoke of establishment of safeguards in which a woman might travel in her howdah from Hira in Iraq to Mecca fearing none except Allah.
Prophet Muhammad warned that Medina would be raided. He told his Companions that Khaybar would be conquered by Ali on the following day. He also prophesied various parts of the world which Allah would open for his nation, and also the treasures of Chosroes and Caesar they would receive. The Prophet warned of the sedition that would occur among them, the disputes and the rise of various sects who would behave in a manner similar to their predecessors, and that they would split into seventy-three sects, of which only one would be saved. The Prophet told of their spreading throughout the world, and that a people would come who wore one fine garment in the morning and another in the evening, and that dish after dish would be set before them. He spoke of the time when their homes would be adorned in a similar way to the Ka’bah. The Prophet concluded the sermon saying, "You are better off today than you will be on that day."
Prophet Muhammad said the Muslims would fight the Turks, the Chosroes and the Romans. He said, Chosroes and the Persian power (Shah of Shahs) would be wiped out and that neither a Chosroes nor Persia power would exist thereafter. He prophesized that Caesar would go and there would be no Caesar after him.
The Prophet prophesied that the descendants of the Romans would continue generation after generation right up until the end of time. That the time would come when the best of people would pass away. Also that knowledge would be taken away as time drew to an end, and of the sedition and bloodshed that would appear. He said, "Woe for the Arabs, for the evil that draws near!"
The earth was rolled up for the Prophet so that he was able to see its eastern and western extremities and where his message would reached. As such it spread between the east and west - that is between India and the far east to the ocean Tangier - in such a way that no other nation spread and endured.
The Prophet also said, "The people of al-gharb will continue to be on truth (justice) up until the Hour of Judgement commences. Al-Madini's son was of the opinion this refers to the Arabs, because they are recognizable by their drinking from is a kind of leather bucket (al-gharb). Whereas others were of the opinion it referred to the people the west.
Abu Umama, reports the saying of Prophet "A group of my nation will remain steadfast to the truth. As such they will conquer
Prophet Muhammad warned that Medina would be raided. He told his Companions that Khaybar would be conquered by Ali on the following day. He also prophesied various parts of the world which Allah would open for his nation, and also the treasures of Chosroes and Caesar they would receive. The Prophet warned of the sedition that would occur among them, the disputes and the rise of various sects who would behave in a manner similar to their predecessors, and that they would split into seventy-three sects, of which only one would be saved. The Prophet told of their spreading throughout the world, and that a people would come who wore one fine garment in the morning and another in the evening, and that dish after dish would be set before them. He spoke of the time when their homes would be adorned in a similar way to the Ka’bah. The Prophet concluded the sermon saying, "You are better off today than you will be on that day."
Prophet Muhammad said the Muslims would fight the Turks, the Chosroes and the Romans. He said, Chosroes and the Persian power (Shah of Shahs) would be wiped out and that neither a Chosroes nor Persia power would exist thereafter. He prophesized that Caesar would go and there would be no Caesar after him.
The Prophet prophesied that the descendants of the Romans would continue generation after generation right up until the end of time. That the time would come when the best of people would pass away. Also that knowledge would be taken away as time drew to an end, and of the sedition and bloodshed that would appear. He said, "Woe for the Arabs, for the evil that draws near!"
The earth was rolled up for the Prophet so that he was able to see its eastern and western extremities and where his message would reached. As such it spread between the east and west - that is between India and the far east to the ocean Tangier - in such a way that no other nation spread and endured.
The Prophet also said, "The people of al-gharb will continue to be on truth (justice) up until the Hour of Judgement commences. Al-Madini's son was of the opinion this refers to the Arabs, because they are recognizable by their drinking from is a kind of leather bucket (al-gharb). Whereas others were of the opinion it referred to the people the west.
Abu Umama, reports the saying of Prophet "A group of my nation will remain steadfast to the truth. As such they will conquer