Exiting the Dry Valley, if the Sufyani from the people of Jordan and he wants to attack Syria to begin his rise. If we follow and compare the path of the arrow in this image with the first image - which depicted the path of the Sufyani's exit -we see that they are identical. The focal point revolves around the region of "Al-Huraf" or "The Dry Valley" mentioned in the narrations. It is likely that this region is the dwelling place of the "Druze people," and as we mentioned in the article "The Sufyani's Maternal Uncles in the End Times," it is highly probable that the "Druze people" are the same as the "Bani Lubb" tribe mentioned in Islamic narrations, and in some narrations, they are referred to as the Sufyani's maternal uncles. "Al-Huraf" is the potential dwelling place of the "Druze people" or "Bani Lubb" in Islamic narrations. According to the narrations, the Sufyani's maternal uncles are among the most defiant of the Sufyani, and it is likely that the region of "Al-Huraf" is the dwelling place of the Druze, who are referred to as "Bani Lubb" in the narrations. It is not far-fetched that if the Sufyani emerges - whom we believe to be the same as King Abdullah Al-Kani, the King of Jordan - then the Druze people from Jordan and Syria residing in the "Al-Huraf" region will pledge allegiance to him, follow him, and support him, along with the Druze in Lebanon and Israel as well. Of course, this matter does not include all the Druze, but a number of Druze, who are concentrated in four countries: Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, and Israel, are instigating sedition and enmity against the Sunnis. It is possible that these Druze - Bani Lubb mentioned in the narrations - will follow the Sufyani in his exit from their region, "The Dry Valley," and will join his forces. The narrations state the joining of "Bani Lubb" - and they are the current Druze tribes. (And therefore, there are verses and signs... and the emergence of the Sufyani with a red banner, its commander is a man from Bani Lubb.) Based on this, we observe that the narrations about the Sufyani's exit from the region of "The Dry Valley" align with the military movements of "Abdullah Al-Kani" on the Syrian borders and the potential attack on it by Western countries in the future. Of course, this event has not yet occurred, but if it does, it will be consistent with the narrations about the Sufyani's emergence.