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Dajjal
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I should have done this a long time ago, but today (11/19/06) I ve finally added a short essay about the apocalyptic beliefs about President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran. But I have tucked it way down at the bottom of the page, below the cute jihadi cartoon. If this is your first time here, please read the rest of the page before going to the Ahmadinejad section.
I am Dajjal. You are Dajjal. We are all Dajjal. Goo goo g joob. The Dajjal is the greatest evil (fitnah) to appear on earth since the serpent of Eden. The Hadith predict that in the End Times, the Dajjal and his army will threaten to take over the entire globe, conquering some by military power, and seducing others with material prosperity. Then the Mahdi will appear, the purest Muslim since Mohammed. He will raise an army that includes Isha (the Muslim s idea of the second coming of Christ), and the Mahdi will defeat and kill the Dajjal. The Mahdi will then rule over the world according to Islamic law. All
The U.S. decision [to recognize Morocco s sovereignty over the Western] Sahara, and Morocco s decision to renew the open relations with Israel, triggered a flood of negative reactions, all of which [claimed] that this move harms the stability of the region and may plunge it into a vortex of violence, social unrest, etc. The first to issue this prophecy was Palestinian journalist Abd Al-Bari Atwan, who wrote in an article in [the online daily] Rai Al-Yawm… that the Morocco-Israel agreement may be a recipe for civil war or even for wars [between] and unrest within the Maghreb countries, which have heretofore been immune to the wars and unrest that characterized the Arab East. [2] The same position was taken by the [pro-Palestinian] Moroccan Organization for the Support of National Causes, which condemned the renewal of the ties with Israel, describing it as a move which will cost Morocco dearly [and undermine] its history, stability, future and relations with the region. [3]