Naziv originala: The Tutankhamun Prophecies

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will appear to be flaming fire. Whosoever lives to see that, let him choose 

the river which seems to be fire, then let him close his eyes, lower his 

head and drink from it, for it will be cold water. The Dajjaal will be one-

eyed; the place where one eye should be will be covered by a piece of 

skin. On his forehead will be written the word Kaafir,and every believer, 

whether literate or illiterate, will be able to read it.' " [Muslim] [4] 

Abu Hurayrah said, 

"The Prophet (sal-Allaahu 'alayhe wa sallam) said, 'Shall I tell you 

something about the Dajjaal which no Prophet has ever told his people 

before me? The Dajjaal is one-eyed and will bring with him something 

which will resemble Paradise and Hell; but that which he calls Paradise 

will in fact be Hell. I warn you against him as Noah warned his people 

against him.' " [Bukhaaree, Muslim] [5] 

Muhammad ibn Munkadir said: 

"I saw Jaabir ibn 'Abd Allaah swearing by Allaah that Ibn Sayyaad was 

the Dajjaal, so I asked him, 'Do you swear by Allaah?' He said, 'I heard 

'Umar swear to that effect in the presence of the Prophet (sal-Allaahu 

'alayhe wa sallam), and the Prophet (sal-Allaahu 'alayhe wa sallam) did 

not disapprove of it.' " [6] 

Some 'ulamaa' (scholars) say that some of the Sahaabah (Companions 

of the Prophet) believed Ibn Sayyaad to be the greater Dajjaal, but that is 

not the case: Ibn Sayyaad was a lesser dajjal. 

Ibn Sayyaad travelled between Makkah and Madeenah with Abu Sa'eed, 

and complained to him about the way that people were saying that he 

was the Dajjaal. Then he said to Abu Sa'eed, 

"Did not the Prophet (sal-Allaahu 'alayhe wa sallam) say that the Dajjaal 

would not enter Madinah? I was born there. Did not he say that he would 

not have any children? - I have children. Did not he say that he would be 

a Kaafir? - I have embraced Islaam. Of all the people, I know the most 

about him: I know where he is now. If I were given the opportunity to be 

in his place, I would not resent it.' " [Bukhaaree, Muslim] 

There are many Ahaadeeth about Ibn Sayyaad, some of which are not 

clear as to whether he was the Dajjaal or not. We shall see Ahaadeeth 

which indicates that the Dajjaal is not Ibn Sayyaad, as in the Hadeeth of 

Faatimah Bint Qays al-Fahriyyah, although this does not mean that he 

was not one of the lesser Dajjaal; but Allaah knows best. 

 

Footnotes 

[1] Bukhaaree, Kitaab al-Adab, 8/49, 50. Muslim, Kitaab al-Fitan, 8/192, 

193. 

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Ibn Sayyaad's [or Ibn Sa'eed's] first name was Saaf. He had some 

characteristics similar to those ascribed to the Dajjaal. When he was 

young, he was like a Kaahin (soothsayer) - sometimes he spoke the 

truth, sometimes he lied. When he grew up, he embraced Islaam and 

displayed some good characteristics, but later he changed, and it was 

said that his behaviour might indicate that he was the Dajjaal. But the 

Prophet (sal-Allaahu 'alayhe wa sallam) had not received any Wahy 

(revelation) to that effect, so he told 'Umar: "If he is [the Dajjaal] you will 

not be able to overpower him." 

Banoo Maghaalah: if you stand facing the Masjid al-Nabawee, (the 

Prophet's Mosque in Madeenah), everything on your right is the territory 

of Banoo Maghaalah. 

Dukh: i.e. al-Dukhaan (smoke). The Prophet (sal-Allaahu 'alayhe wa 

sallam) was thinking of the Aayah, 

"Then wait you for the Day when the sky will bring forth a visible smoke." 

[ad-Dukhaan (44):10] 

"… with the intention of hearing something…" in other words, the Prophet 

(sal-Allaahu 'alayhe wa sallam) wanted to eavesdrop on Ibn Sayyaad so 

that he and his companions could find out whether he was a soothsayer 

(kaahin) or a sorcerer. 

"if you had left him alone, he would have had explained himself": i.e., if 

his mother had not told him that the Prophet (sal-Allaahu 'alayhe wa 

sallam) was there, then the Prophet (sal-Allaahu 'alayhe wa sallam) 

would have found out what he was - a soothsayer or a sorcerer. 

[2] Muslim, Kitaab al-Fitan, 8/194, 195. 

"His eye is like a floating grape" - this means that, his eye will protrude 

and there will be some kind of brightness in it. 

[3] Muslim, ibid. Bukhaaree, Kitaab al-Fitan, 9/75, 76. 

"On his forehead will be written the letters Kaaf, Faa', Raa' " - this 

indicates that he will call people to Kufr, not the right path, so we must 

avoid him. The fact that Muslims will be able to identify him as a Kaafir is 

a great blessing from Allaah to this Ummah. 

[4] Muslim, ibid. Shorter version in Bukhaaree, Kitaab al-Fitan, 9/75. 

[5] Bukhaaree, Kitaab al-Anbiyaa, 4/75. Muslim, Kitaab al-Fitan, 8/196. 

[6] Muslim, Kitaab al-Fitan, 8/192. 

The Hadeeth of Faatimah bint Qays 

'Aamir ibn Sharaaheel Sha'bi Sha'b Hamdaan reported that he asked 

Faatimah bint Qays, the sister of Dahhaak ibn Qays,who was one of the 

first Muhaajiraat, 

"Tell me a Hadeeth which you heard directly from the Prophet (sal-

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