The Antichrist: A New Study of the Greatest Trial

About this book

There are questions born with us, growing in our imagination, and turning with time into obsessions that dwell in dreams and disturb our sleep. For author Abu Salah Yahya (Abu Arab), "the Antichrist" was no mere chapter in heritage books, but a specter that haunted him since childhood, when he saw him in a terrifying dream as the earth blazed beneath his feet. This book is no traditional narration, but the fruit of a quarter-century of reflection and research into the secrets of the unseen that prophets warned of since Noah, peace be upon him. Between the covers of this work, the author takes you on a journey beginning with the waves of the sea that battered the ship of Tamim Al-Dari, casting him and his companions onto the shore of a mysterious island. There, the author reassembles the riddle: where is that island? And what is the "beast" that speaks in a clear tongue? The book does not stop at the past, but dives into history and reality, linking the threads of the Samiri's trial to the figure of Ibn Sayyad, reaching the features of the "awaited Mahdi" who fills the earth with justice. It is a call to all who search for the truth away from conspiracy theories.