His armies, and if the people of Sham are in their mouths, and in revenge for the people of Sham, they pledge allegiance to the son of Kalbiyyah, his name is Abdullah bin Kalbiyyah. (He is Yazid bin Muawiyah, Kalbiyyah, and she is Maysuf bint Majd al-Din) with sunken eyes and a disfigured face. When the news of the death of the Sufyani reaches the people of the East, they say: The rule of the people of Sham is gone. So they become disheartened. And when the news reaches the son of Kalbiyyah, he becomes disheartened. He gathers them and they fight them with banners, and the defeat falls upon the people of the East until they enter Kufa, and the leader is killed, and the offspring and women are taken captive, then Kufa is destroyed, then an army is sent from it to the Hijaz. (Kitab al-Fitan - Nu'aym bin Hammad al-Marwazi, p. 177) 4 - Seeking Revenge: What is mentioned in the narration: ... (He says: O Lord, my revenge, then the fire.) ... 5 - The Sufyani controls the five regions: What is mentioned in the اثر (narration); from Abu Ja'far Muhammad bin Ali (peace be upon him), he said: (When the Sufyani takes control of the five regions, count for him seven months.) ... Mu'jam Ahadith al-Imam al-Mahdi. 6 - The Sufyani emerges with red banners: This is mentioned in some narrations, from Al-Harith bin Abdullah (A man from the offspring of Abu Sufyan emerges in the dry valley with red banners) ..... Here we will talk about the Hashemite red banners with which the King of Jordan emerged. The 'Hashemite Banner' consists of a seven-pointed star, a symbol of the seven verses of Surat Al-Fatihah; in its center is the Basmala, the two testimonies, and the phrase 'Praise be to Allah, Lord of the Worlds', and the background of the flag is red, 'a symbol of sacrifice and loyalty' as stated in the declaration. Observers say that the re-use of the 'Hashemite Banner' by the King is a step to highlight 'moderate Islam' in the face of the organization of the state which takes the banner of the Messenger as its flag; while emphasizing the uniqueness and traditional veneration of Bani Hashem. Especially since the video clip that was published begins from the Mosque of Al-Hussein near the capital Amman with a speech by the Mufti of Jordan and his approval, and the religious aspect is given to it.