from them], and none of their grazing livestock will survive.

20 - Part of the trial he brings is that he will pass by a community [and invite them to follow him], and they will believe him [and respond to his call]. He will command the sky to rain, and it will rain, and the earth to bring forth vegetation, and it will do so. Their livestock will return that very evening fatter and larger than ever, with fuller flanks and more milk in their udders than ever before.

21 - He will pass by a ruined place and say to it: “Bring forth your treasures!” Its treasures will follow him as bees gather around their leader.

22 - [He will emerge at [a time of disagreement and division among people] (and) mutual hatred, laxity in religion and discord. He will reach every watering place, and the earth will be folded up for him like a ram’s pelt.]

23 - [He will not emerge until the Romans encamp at al-A'māq or Dābiq [mobilizing against the Muslims, while the Muslims mobilize against them]. Then an army will set out from Medina to meet them, made up of