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1.1 – Definition of Dajjal in Islam

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The meaning of the word “Dajjal” is taken from the expression “Dajjala al-ba’eer (he smeared the camel)”, referring to when they covered it with tar. The root dajala means to mix. The word dajala is used to mean deliberately confusing matters and being vague and ambiguous, the Dajjal is the one who speaks in vagaries, who tells many lies and deceives many people.

The word “Dajjal” became a title given to the lying, one-eyed, false messiah. The Dajjal is so called because he will conceal his kufr (one who hides, denies or covers the “truth”) from the people by lying to them, deceiving them and confusing them. (Source: IslamQA)

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Other definitions of Dajjal on the Web:

  • Masih ad-Dajjal (المسيح الدجّال al-Masīḥ ad-Daǧǧāl, Arabic for “the false messiah“) is an evil figure in Islamic eschatology. …
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dajjal
  • Antichrist.
    www.carm.org/islamic-terms


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    1 – What Does Islam Say About The Dajjal (Anti-Christ)?

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    14 years
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    Chapter 1:

    The Dajjal (Anti-Christ) is not mentioned by name in the Quran directly, but does contain verses pertaining to events and prophecies similar to those mentioned in more detail in the Hadith Collections. So first, I’d like to mention that the Hadith is a commentary collection from scholars whom were in the company of the Blessed Prophet – Hz. Muhammad Mustafa (s.a.w – sallallahu `alaihi wa sallam). The Hadith is regarded as a credible source to accompany and verify the Holy Qur’an, and is considered an important resource for determining the Muslim way of life (the Sunnah). As such, in the Sunni canon, these are some of the main Hadith collections that are used and trusted the most (but not limited to):

    • Sahih Bukhari
    • Sahih Muslim
    • Sunan Abi-Dawud
    • Sunan al-Tirmidhi
    • Sunan al-Sughra
    • Sunan Ibn Malik

    The Sahih Bukhari & Sahih Muslim are the most relied upon of the collections. There are some other collections, of which some are not considered sound (sahih) or good (hasan) enough.

    The University of Southern California has compiled an excellent Compendium of Muslim Texts and has a database which can be accessed using a search box for particular verses & keywords within the Qur’an and the Hadith. As such, I will cite the verses contained (as is) in the U.S.C. Compendium (as well as others) as my source for any references used in my posts under “My Thoughts On OneEye”. Due to the size of this file, I have compiled the posts into sub-chapters, in order to minimize resources:

    There are many more verses pertaining to the Dajjal and the End Times, but this will be published in further chapters.

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