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1,870 narrations from the six books and the Muwatta, 1,364 more from al-Mustadrak, Musnad Ahmad and ad-Darimi, and 1,988 reports from Kitab al-Fitan. Sahih and hasan show by default; weak and ungraded reports appear only when you ask, and are marked.

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	Sahih al-Bukhari	Sahih Muslim	Sunan Abi Dawud	Jami' at-Tirmidhi	Sunan an-Nasa'i	Sunan Ibn Majah	Muwatta Malik	al-Mustadrak (al-Hakim)	Musnad Ahmad	Sunan ad-Darimi	Kitab al-Fitan (Nu'aym ibn Hammad)
The Hour
The Hour	61	45	16	19	7	27	1	59	222	5	78
The Hour comes on the worst of people	1	2		1		1		8	2		5
The heavens and earth at the end	1			1				1
Major signs
Dajjal	62	71	31	22	31	18	4	74	231	3	197
Mahdi	1	2	3	3	2	8		19	22	2	178
Isa (AS)	10	15	2	4		6	1	16	32		84
Ya'juj and Ma'juj	11	7	1	4		7		24	21		47
The Smoke	9	5	1	2		2			4		2
Land collapses		8	4	5	1	9		13	7		64
Sun rising from the west	6	12	4	5		5		8	27	1	17
The Beast (Dabbah)		5	2	2		5		5	10		15
Fire from Yemen	3	3	1	2		1		4	13		7
Dhu al-Suwayqatayn destroys the Ka'bah	2	3	1		1			1	4		3
The gentle wind that takes the believers' souls		1	1			1		2	3
Minor signs
Sufyani								3			103
Black banners				2		2		3	3		57
Euphrates	1	5	1	2		2		5	2		41
Qahtani	2	1							1		17
Knowledge taken away	9	6	1	2		3		2	24	4
Much killing (al-harj)	11	5	3	2		7	1	6	34		15
Many earthquakes	4		2	1				3	7	1	9
Time draws close (passes quickly)	4	2	1	1		1			5		1
Barefoot shepherds compete in tall buildings	2	3	1	1	2	2			4		2
The slave woman gives birth to her mistress	1	2	1	1	1	3			3		1
Trust lost; affairs given to the unfit	2	1		1		2		3	5		1
Open sin: zina and musical instruments	6	2		4	1	2		1	8		3
Men decrease, women increase	4	1		1		1		2	9		1
Wealth overflows; no one takes charity	8	3		1		2		2	11		4
Arabia returns to meadows and rivers								1	2
Thirty liars who claim prophethood	2	1	2	2		1		2	11
Fire in the land of Hijaz	1	1						2			2
Trials (fitan) like pieces of dark night	7	4	6	5		5		20	26	3	26
Islam returns a stranger; holding faith like holding embers		2		2		3			1	1	2
Nations call one another against you			1						1
Tribes return to idol worship	1	2	1	1				3	3		2
Al-Jahjah		1
Madinah guarded from the Dajjal; it expels its impurity	2	2					1	1	6		2
People vie in adorning mosques			1		1	1			5	1
A man passes a grave and wishes he were in it	2						1		2		1
Wars and battles
Malhamah	1	1	6	1		5		12	15		82
Romans (al-Rum)	5	9	2	3		5		21	21		142
Truce with the Romans	1		3			3		4	5		13
Conquest of Constantinople		1	4	2		2		16	11	1	60
Turks	9	5	5	2	1	5		10	19		45
Gharqad tree	2							1	3		1
Expedition to India (Ghazwat al-Hind)					3			1	2		4
Foretold events
Umayyads				1				5	1		53
Abbasids											46
A group that stays on the truth until the Hour	4	6	2	2	1	3		4	13		2
A renewer every hundred years			1					2
The Khawarij foretold	16	10	7	2	4	8	1	19	55	1
Civil strife among the Companions (Uthman, Jamal, Siffin)	10	3	1	3				12	24		2
Caliphate, then kingship	2	5	4	1				4	27		6
Conquests foretold (Persia, Rome, Yemen, Sham, Iraq, Egypt, Jerusalem)	11	4	2	2	1	1	1	13	25	2	14
Death, the Day of Judgment and the afterlife
The Day of Judgment	32	25	4	31	3	33	1	45	23		36
The Trumpet		2				1		5	1		6
Resurrection						1		1
The Gathering (Hashr)	4	5		1		2		6	1		3
Reckoning, the record and the scales	3	2		4		3		5	3
Intercession	3			5		5		4	1
The Bridge and the Pool	19	1		7		6		5	4		4
Death and the grave (barzakh)	9	13	4	3	28	4	1	6	33	1
Paradise	64	58	2	67		45	1	43	28	1	18
Hellfire	16	22	6	16	10	18	1	41	16	1	9

Narrations

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3 narrations · Kitab al-Fitan (Nu'aym ibn Hammad)

Kitab al-Fitan (Nu'aym ibn Hammad) 1881vol. 2, p. 669Ungraded

Kitab al-Fitan of Nu'aym ibn Hammad: ungraded, and weak overall. Never established on its own.

يخرب الكعبة ذو السويقتين من الحبشة

আবিসিনিয়া দ্বারা দুই-পাশ বিশিষ্ট কাবা ধ্বংস হয়

The two-pedestal Kaaba was destroyed by Abyssinia

Kitab al-Fitan (Nu'aym ibn Hammad) 1883vol. 2, p. 669Ungraded

Kitab al-Fitan of Nu'aym ibn Hammad: ungraded, and weak overall. Never established on its own.

ذو السويقتين من الحبشة يخرب بيت الله

আবিসিনিয়া থেকে আসা দুই ডালপালা লোকটি আল্লাহর ঘর ধ্বংস করে

The two-stalked man from Abyssinia destroys the house of Allah

Kitab al-Fitan (Nu'aym ibn Hammad) 1897vol. 2, p. 674Ungraded

Kitab al-Fitan of Nu'aym ibn Hammad: ungraded, and weak overall. Never established on its own.

Traced to Ka'b al-Ahbar (automatic guess): a report of earlier scriptures, not a hadith of the Prophet ﷺ.

إذا قتل الله يأجوج ومأجوج، فبينما الناس كذلك إذ جاءهم الصراخ أن ذا السويقتين قد غزا البيت يريده، فيبعث عيسى ابن مريم عليه السلام طليعة سبعمائة، أو بين السبع مائة والثمان مائة، حتى إذا كانوا ببعض الطريق بعث الله ريحا يمانية طيبة فتقبض روح كل مؤمن، ثم يبقى عجاج من الناس، يتسافدون كما يتسافد البهائم، فمثل الساعة مثل رجل يطيف حول فرسه ينتظر حتى تضع، فمن تكلف بعد قولي هذا شيئا أو بعد علمي هذا شيئا فهو المتكلف

যদি আল্লাহ ইয়াজুজ ও মাগোজকে হত্যা করেন, যখন লোকেরা এমন অবস্থায় থাকে, যখন তাদের কাছে চিৎকার আসে যে দুই কান্ড বিশিষ্ট লোকটি গৃহে আক্রমণ করেছে, এটি খুঁজতে, তখন মরিয়ম পুত্র ঈসা (আঃ) সাতশর একটি ভ্যানগার্ড পাঠান বা সাতশত আটশোর মধ্যে, যতক্ষণ না তারা কিছু পথ থাকে, আল্লাহ একটি মনোরম ইয়েমেনি লোক পাঠান, যাতে প্রতিটি লোকের ভিড় বিশ্বাস করে এবং বিশ্বাস করে। পশুর পালের মতো একত্রে ভিড় করা, সুতরাং এক ঘন্টার উপমা এমন যে একজন লোক তার ঘোড়ার চারপাশে প্রদক্ষিণ করে তার প্রসব পর্যন্ত অপেক্ষা করছে, সুতরাং যে কেউ আমার এই কথা বলার পরে বা আমার জানার পরে কিছু অনুমান করে সে অহংকারী।

If Allah kills Gog and Magog, while the people are like that, when the scream comes to them that the One with the Two Stems has invaded the House, seeking it, then Jesus, son of Mary, (peace be upon him) sends a vanguard of seven hundred, or between the seven hundred and eight hundred, until when they are some way, Allah sends a pleasant Yemeni wind that takes the soul of every believer, and then a crowd of people remains, crowding together like animals flock together, so the likeness of an hour is like a man circling around His mare is waiting until she gives birth, so whoever assumes anything after I say this or after I know this is the one who is arrogant

Grades by collection

Sahih al-Bukhari442

Sahih Muslim461

Sunan Abi Dawud145

Jami' at-Tirmidhi329

Sunan an-Nasa'i50

Sunan Ibn Majah435

Muwatta Malik8

al-Mustadrak (al-Hakim)627

Musnad Ahmad716

Sunan ad-Darimi21

Kitab al-Fitan (Nu'aym ibn Hammad)1,988

SahihHasanDa'if (weak)Ungraded

Bukhari and Muslim are sahih by inclusion. For the others the bar follows al-Albani's verdict where he graded, then Zubair Ali Zai. Every verdict is on each card.