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King Abdullah was the supreme commander of the armed forces in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. He also held the rank of Colonel in the British Army's Royal Armoured Corps. In fact, King Abdullah cut all ties with the higher military ranks, both in Jordan and in Britain. He was known in magazines, newspapers, and websites as a collector of war weapons and military equipment. Among his recreational activities was the development of Jordanian forces' weapons. Many pictures were taken of him while testing military weapons that were bought from Western countries. King Abdullah's passion for weapons seems strange given the relative stability in Jordan, which is not threatened by Israel. This issue must be taken into consideration by the supporters of the Mahdi's Imamate, Ali al-Mahdi, in our country and other Islamic countries. The slow and hesitant Jordanian efforts to collect weapons and equip its forces, in the absence of any threat, raise many doubts and predict a great flood in the future. Based on this, we observed that King Abdullah's eagerness and greed for all weapons and his military buildup, which is the highest among the leaders of the region's countries, is a sign of the conflict between him and the Sufyani mentioned in the narrations.

13 - The Special Circumstances of Jordan and King Abdullah:

In this section, we will not discuss the conflict between King Abdullah and the Sufyani according to the narrations. Instead, we will present some important points that may lead to a great and extremely dangerous war at the hands of King Abdullah in the Middle East, pushing him towards great military preparedness and an attack on the rest of the region's countries, which in this regard would be similar to the Sufyani. First, the special circumstances of Jordan are noteworthy. Jordan was formed under the protection of Western Masonic countries, led by Britain. The famous writer, Mrs. Mary Christina Wilson, titled one of her articles "King Abdullah, Britain, and the Making of Jordan." It is worth mentioning that Jordan is the only country that has enjoyed a degree of stability among the countries of the Middle East during the past century, and its government is in the hands of the family of Sharif Hussein.

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