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Part 1: The Crisis of Famine and Prolonged Drought
The world will dry up without rain for three consecutive years. The blue sky will turn into a grey void, empty without clouds. The wind will blow only dust and dirt. The sun, which once gave life, will become a merciless flame, scorching the earth without compassion. Rivers will dry up, wells will turn into empty pits, and the ground will crack like shattered glass. Human and animal life across the world will be threatened. The world will step into a crisis never before witnessed in history.
Year One
Rain will still fall but not as it once did. Fields will no longer produce enough crops. Food will become a luxury. Farmers will weep at the sight of their barren land, while their children cry for a morsel of food. In the markets, food prices will skyrocket. Fights will break out over basic necessities like bread and rice.
Year Two
Entering the second year, the world will transform into a living hell. Not a single drop of rain will fall. All plants will perish. Livestock will go extinct due to a lack of food and water. People will be forced to drink murky water, even puddles and mud, just to quench their thirst. Families will share tiny scraps of food. There will be no reserves for tomorrow. Babies will cry from hunger, mothers will run dry of milk. Their cries will become a heart-wrenching symbol of suffering.
Year Three
The third year will mark the peak of suffering. Life will come to a standstill. No birds will sing, no flowers will bloom. There will be no gentle breeze—only a haunting silence. The streets will be filled with lifeless bodies of humans and animals, a grim reminder of a slow and painful death. In extreme hunger, humanity will begin to lose its morality. Some will resort to stealing. Others will consume anything they can find, even things beyond the comprehension of a rational mind.
❗⚠️ The Emergence of Dajjal
Amidst this fear and despair, a mysterious figure will appear—Dajjal.
He will arrive with the demeanor of a nobleman, a scholar, and a leader. He will come bearing promises, offering food and water to those willing to submit to him. In their starvation and hopelessness, many will be deceived, pleading for his mercy, unaware that his offers are a trap that will destroy their faith.
However, the true believers, those who hold firmly to Allah’s promises, will choose to endure hunger rather than succumb to Dajjal’s deceptions. For those who still have faith, this will be the final battlefield. In the darkness of a starless night, prayer will be their only hope. Those who understand Allah’s promise will know that this suffering is temporary, but the reward of paradise is eternal.
Yet, this trial will not be easy. Every moment will be a battle between faith and despair, hope and pain.
Conclusion
The Prophet’s prophecy about the coming crisis is a warning to all of us that life in this world is temporary. It teaches us to be grateful for the blessings we have, to cherish every drop of water and every bite of food. More importantly, this prophecy reminds us to prepare—not just physically but spiritually.
Only with strong faith can we withstand the trials of the End Times. Only with unwavering belief can we resist Dajjal’s temptations.
Are we truly prepared to face such difficult times?
Or will we be among those who fall into Dajjal’s deception?