He said: "I presented my vision to a doctor – with this word, doctor – and he told me: 'Your vision will come true.'" He says: "And I am working towards this matter, and I have authored a constitution that includes the laws of the central and decentralized state." "It is a constitution I have drawn from the Book and the Sunnah, and from Western and Eastern laws." Then Abu Abdullah said to him: "This is polytheism if you legislate." He apologized, saying he would not deviate from the Book and the Sunnah, except in matters where there is no explicit text from the Sharia, meaning what jurists call "Mursala Masalih" (unrestricted public interest), such as traffic regulations and civil defense. He said: "And I have prepared dogs (24) that will tear apart the infidels." Then Abu Abdullah said to him: "There is no compulsion in religion." Abd al-Qadir hesitated for a moment, then said: "Then they will tear apart the darkness." He said: "And I have learned many martial arts (25)." "And I have learned all the languages of Africa, and I am close to finishing the languages of South Asia (26)." He used to imitate some of the Tihami dialects. He says that he has much knowledge and extensive readings, which God has given him.

"What is your vision, my father Abu Abdullah?" Then it was Abd al-Qadir's turn to ask Abu Abdullah about the most important vision that occupied his mind. Abu Abdullah mentioned to him his most beloved vision, and the one most cherished by him, especially since he saw it after a hardship that followed a severe disagreement with the Salafist and Ikhwani groups regarding methodology. He had a unique understanding that differed from both groups, to the point where they accused Abu Abdullah and warned against him. The vision was in Mecca, where Abu Abdullah went in anger and walked on foot from Al-Hafayer to Jabal al-Nur, to the mosque where he was. The distance was very far on foot. When he reached the mosque, he entered it and took a nap. Abu Abdullah said: "Then I saw in a dream as if I were sitting next to the Prophet, peace be upon him and his family, my cheek against his cheek, and between us was a sword. The Messenger of God, peace be upon him and his family, kissed it from one side, and I kissed it from the other."

27 _ It is worth mentioning that the origin of this word is taken from the word "Doctorate," which is said to be a Latin word composed of two parts: "Doc" meaning teacher or servant teacher, and "Torah" referring to the Torah, meaning "servant of the Torah." Perhaps he was illuminated by Jewish sciences in the interpretation of dreams, and God knows best. And Judaism is his religion, as it is reported that a Jew came to ask the Messenger of God, peace be upon him, about the Antichrist, and he said to him: "...And he is of your religion, O Jews." (Al-Tadhkirah by Al-Qurtubi) 21 _ Did the dogs alone get singled out because angels do not enter places where there are dogs, and to be more helpful to the Antichrist in the presence of devils? And among the coincidences is what is reported from Ka'b al-Ahbar: It was said: "The dogs of the Hour are the Antichrist." And dogs are only matched by dogs due to their extreme impurity, and among them are the dogs of the people of the Fire, the Khawarij. [Al-Fitan, Nu'aym bin Hammad]. Ibn Majah and Ahmad narrated from Ibn Abi Awfa, who said: The Messenger of God, peace be upon him and his family, said: "The Khawarij are the dogs of the Fire." And the evidence that they are followers of the Antichrist is the saying of the Prophet, peace be upon him and his family: "A people will emerge from the East, reciting the Quran, but it will not go beyond their throats. Whenever a horn is cut off, another horn will grow, until the Antichrist emerges in their remnants." (Narrated by Ahmad) 27 _ Perhaps he is referring to exercises that focus on gathering spiritual and mental strength, such as yoga and others.

21 _ Abd al-Qadir's proficiency in most languages is an indication that he is the Antichrist, as it is mentioned in the hadith that the Antichrist "has from every tongue." (Narrated by Ahmad)