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A notification. May God be pleased with them, the Messenger of God, peace and blessings be upon him and his family, said: "It is almost that the people of Iraq will not be able to collect a qafiz - a measure for the people of Iraq - and a dirham." We said: "From where is that?" He said: "From the Persians, they will prevent that." Then he said: "It is almost that the people of Sham will not be able to collect a dinar and a mud - a measure for the people of Sham." We said: "From where is that?" He said: "From the Romans." Then he remained silent for a moment, then he said: The Messenger of God, peace and blessings be upon him and his family, said: "In my Ummah, in the end, there will be a caliph who will give out money abundantly, not counting it." The author of "Al-Taj Al-Jami' li Al-Usul" said: This is the Mahdi, and that is due to the abundance of spoils and conquests, with his generosity and his giving of good to all people.
The black banners differed among themselves. The Mahdi will not emerge until the black banners differ among themselves. The Islamic State and Jabhat al-Nusra (Al-Qaeda). They differed among themselves and fought each other, and they are the owners of black banners.
From Ali, he said: "When the owners of the black banners differ among themselves, there will be a sinking of a village in Iram, called Harasta, and the emergence of three banners in Sham at that time."
Iraq The siege of Iraq and the hanging of Saddam. And for that there are signs and indications, the first of which is the siege of Kufa with surveillance and a trench. Iraq was besieged for thirteen years, and the caliph of Iraq, its president Saddam Hussein, was hanged. After him emerged a man with a thick beard, black hair, and shining teeth, Muqtada al-Sadr, with the Mahdi Army and the Badr Corps, and his followers inflicted upon the people of Iraq the worst of killings and displacement, and it came. - 46 -