but they will reject his invitation, so he will turn away from them, and the next morning they will find themselves ruined, with nothing of their wealth left in their hands. He will pass by a desolate place and say, “Bring out your treasures,” and its treasures will follow him like swarming bees.

He will then summon a robust young man, strike him with a sword and cut him into two pieces, the distance between them like that between an archer and his target. Then he will call him, and the young man will come forward with his face beaming, laughing.

While he is engaged in this, Allah will send the Messiah, Jesus son of Mary ﷺ. He will descend by the white minaret to the east of Damascus, wearing two lightly-dyed garments and resting his hands on the wings of two angels. When he lowers his head, droplets fall, and when he raises it, beads like glistening pearls scatter. Every disbeliever who inhales the scent of his breath will die; his breath reaches as far as his gaze extends.

He will pursue the Dajjāl until he overtakes him at the gate of Lod and kills him. Jesus ﷺ will then come to a people whom Allah had protected from the Dajjāl; he will wipe their faces and tell them of their ranks in Paradise.

While he is in that state, Allah will reveal to him: “I have brought forth servants of Mine whom no one has the power to fight. Lead My servants to Mount Ṭūr.” Then Allah will release Gog and Magog, and they will surge down from every slope. The first of them will pass by Lake Tiberias and drink it dry; when the last of them pass, they will say, “There used to be water here.”

The Prophet of Allah, Jesus ﷺ, and his companions will be besieged, until the head of a bull will be more precious to one of them than a hundred dinars is to you today. They will beseech Allah, and He will send against Gog and Magog worms that burrow into their necks, and they will all die at once, like the death of a single soul. Then the Prophet of Allah, Jesus ﷺ, will descend