The Fourth Chapter: The Saying of the Ascetic Allah Almighty said: "And it is not for Allah to lead a people astray after He has guided them until He has made clear to them what they should fear. Indeed, Allah is Knowing of all things." (104) The Second Ascetic's Saying: He said: "If you see a man of the Ansar who is killed, then the people will be resurrected from their graves, then another will be resurrected. If you catch him, do not curse him, for he is of the Ansar." (105) The newspaper Al-Ayyam published that they killed Al-Qahtani and extracted his organs, and among them was his brother Saeed. Saeed extracted them on the television screen. And his colleague Abu Saeed showed a picture of the killing of Al-Qahtani. Whoever doubts the killing of Al-Qahtani, then he is denying the apparent.

The proximity of time benefited from the saying of the ascetic, that "then the people will be resurrected from their graves," not as we understood it: "then the people will be resurrected from the graves." The ascetic's saying is a return to the people, because the meaning of "from their graves" is that the people will remain in their graves, and from their graves they will be resurrected. And this is an apparent meaning that everyone with a sound mind can understand, unlike someone who lacks awareness. Therefore, the first ascetic did not rely on the fact that he returned to the sons of Zubair, because there is a distance between him and Al-Qahtani that separates their necks.

And whoever says that Al-Qahtani was born in 1935 and died in 1960, then this is a historical contradiction. The military leader is Abd al-Rahman al-Qahtani.