Seventy-seven signs that indicate that the Doomsday is near? 1. Time will pass rapidly. [Bukhari Muslim & Ahmad] 2. Good deeds will decrease. [Bukhari] 3. People will become miserly. [Bukhari] 4. There will be widespread killing and murder. [Bukhari Muslim Ibn Majah & Ahmad] 5. Power and authority will be given to the wrong people. [Bukhari] 6. Honesty will be lost. [Bukhari] 7. Knowledge will disappear and ignorance will prevail. [Bukhari Muslim Ibn Majah & Ahmad] 8. A mountain of gold will be uncovered from beneath the River Euphrates but people will be forbidden to take anything from it. 9. Thirty false messengers will appear. [Bukhari] 10. Two large groups following the same religious teachings will fight each other resulting in heavy casualties. [Bukhari & Muslim] 11. Earthquakes will increase. [Bukhari & Muslim] 12. Wealth will become so abundant that it will be difficult to find someone eligible to receive Zakat. [Bukhari] 13. People will compete with o...

  The Dream or Deception of Going to Mars? The promises to go to the Moon and Mars have been made and broken by astronauts since the 1940s. Some people became billionaires by deceiving the world through such ideas. The colonialists conquered Africa and Asia in the 16th century CE and are exploiting these continents directly or indirectly to this day. They did not stop going to Africa and Asia but one wonders why they would stop sending humans to the Moon. Anyway, let us learn when this idea of going to the Moon and Mars entered the minds of people. Main Milestones in Human Efforts to Reach the Moon  Historical Planning and Cold War Era (1950s-1970s) - 1961: US President Kennedy commits to landing a man on the Moon by the decade's end, launching the Apollo programme; the Soviet Union announces manned lunar plans. - 1968: Apollo 8 — First humans orbit the Moon (Frank Borman, Jim Lovell, Bill Anders). - 1969: Apollo 11 — First crewed landing (Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin; Michael ...

  The Army Chief Who Left the Army to Become a Shepherd Saʿd ibn Abī Waqqāṣ He accepted Islam at the age of seventeen. He was probably the third or the fourth Muslim on the face of the earth. He is one of the ten men who were guaranteed Paradise by the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). He was the personal bodyguard of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). He stood by the Prophet in the Battle of Uḥud when others fled. He is the only man to whom the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said, '' Let my father and mother be sacrificed for you !''  He served as a soldier during the caliphate of Abū Bakr. He became the army chief during the caliphate of ʿUmar. He fought one of the greatest battles in Islamic history—the Battle of Qādisiyyah—and defeated Rustum of Iran. He is the man who conquered Iran. When Muslims became divided, supporting either ʿAlī or Muʿāwiyah, he built a house outside Madinah and grazed sheep there until he passed away at the age of seventy, i...