The Ansar al-Mahdi Movement and darkness and corruption, so it is applied to every tyrannical ruler, because some of the Sufyani characters mentioned in the traditions do not belong to the lineage of Abu Sufyan. And God The second meaning: a metaphor for power. The third meaning: applied to a military man who walks fast (the wind throws him), perhaps referring to flight. I know .........................

And our research here will be about the Sufyani of Sham. The narrations speak of two figures nicknamed Sufyani, which is confirmed by the difference in their descriptions and movements. There is no time between them except days, as allegiance is given to the second immediately after the death of the first. Perhaps both are from the same family. * The First Sufyani *: Slender of forearms and legs, long-necked, intensely sallow, with a mark of worship. His emergence is from Al-Mandoun (on the Syrian-Jordanian-Palestinian border). He emerges with red banners, on a red mountain, wearing a crown (military cap). Mercy, * The Second Sufyani *: He is a huge throng of men, red, blue, deformed, squinting (narrow and small eyes, and sunken, naturally or due to illness), thin-faced, meaning thin on the sides and wide between the forehead and chin, loud-voiced, long-nosed, with a white spot in his right eye that makes those who see him think he is one-eyed, with marks of roots on his cheek, and he appears ascetic, but he has never worshipped God, nor has he ever seen Mecca or Medina. His emergence is from Al-Ghutah in the dry valley, with a red banner and a golden cross, he emerges with seven people (political currents), with one of them a tied banner, they are known in his banner as "Al-Nasr" (a fierce military unit with weapons of mass destruction).

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