8.10 --- Naim b. Hammad quoted from Kaab, said: The Mahdi will send an army to fight the Greeks. He is the owner of the knowledge of fiqh. He also removes Tabut-u Sekine from Antakya.
• Greeks and Amik Plain of Greeks
8.6 --- Hatip, Müttefek and Müfterek'da reported from Ebu Hureyre'na. He said: Resulullah (s.a.v.): The Greeks will fight with you in the place called Amak (Amik) after I have passed on to a governor (Mehdi) who is suitable for my surname and name. A third of Muslims are killed here, and then one day more people are killed. On the 3rd day (at once) the war turns against the Greeks.
The Muslims thus continue the war and conquer Constantine (Rome) and divide the goods there. At this moment, they will hear a voice saying, "Dajjal has entered your house and taken your children captive."
(The battle here is a battle to be done with the Greeks (ie Christians) in the Amik rub, and in other Hadith books, "Melhame-i Kubra" is the battling war.)
• Fight with the Seven Flag People
4.12 --- Naim b. Hammad and Judge Sahih, saying, Hz. Ali Ibni Ebi Talib from the Talib (r.a.), he said: It would be such a fitna that the human being was involved in the fittune as if gold were present in the ore
It will be. Do not say bad things about the people of Damascus except the oppressors. Because there is a gap between them. Allah Teala will pour out a raging rainstorm from them that will bring them to the mountain of war, so even fighters of war will prevail over them. In the meantime, a Recul of the descendants of Allah's Messenger (s.a.v.) is sent between an army of three banners consisting of twelve, if not many, fifteen. The passwords are "Emit emit" (kill, kill).
And they fight against the seven flag people. (From these seven banners) will come to ruin while each one of them is fighting and fighting to become the proprietor of his own. Then Hashimi (Hazrat Mahdi (as) will be Muazzaffer) and Allah Teala places Muslims in his nature and friendship. This state continues until the Dajjal comes out.
• The conquest of India
1.45 --- Naim b. In Hammad Fiten's book, Kaabul narrated from Ahbar, He said: Mithy (Mahdi) of Beytul Makdis (Jerusalem) sends troops to India. She conquers and takes her treasures and decorates the Bethlehem Makdi with her ornaments. He is brought to him by attaching Hinds. It will be an east-west conquest.
• Constantia and Deylem will be conquered
8.5 --- Ibni Mace and Abu Naim are quoted from Abu Hurayrah: He said, "The Prophet (s.a.v.) said: If one day remain in the world, God will extend that day, take one of the Ahl al-Baytim and take it to the world. He conquers the Konstanya and the Deylem mountains.
(Deylem Mountains are on the southwest side of Hazar sea.)
• Conquest of Rumiyye (Rome) and Kat'i district
8.1 --- Huzeyfe b. Yamani
The Messenger narrated the Resulullah (s.a.v.) About the conquest of Rumiyye and the conquest of Rumiyya. He said: When the soldiers bring four singles, the walls of the Rumiyye will be inhabited. Six hundred thousand people will be killed here. And his treasures are taken to be taken to Beth-ul Makdis. In addition, there is a sequence and the sign of Me of Israel, the true Torah plates, Hz. Moses' asleep and Hz. With the pulpit of Solomon, the coffin with two scales of white color like the milk that God sent me to Israel brings to Bakt-ul Makdis. Then they conquered a city in the name of Tahina and finally came to the land of the fold:
Kat'i: This town is on a sea that does not carry the ships. It was said: "O Resulullah, why can not we carry those ships?" We said: There is no depth of that sea. People can only get to it with small boats.
Hz. The Mahdi and his arm pass through the edge of the sea.
Allah has created there for the sons of Adam. The Kat'i district has 360 gates and 1000 warriors from each gate. The Mahdi and the army place the walls of the city with four unions. They take their treasures inside and after seven years they pass to Beyt-ul Makdis. The news of Dajjal coming along with the Isfahan Jews reaches them at this time.
(This remark is in Abu Omar ed-Dani Sunen.)
