Kitab al-Fitan · Nu'aym ibn Hammad

No ship will ever sail on the sea after the conquest of Rome, and fighting deeds is associated with strife, because three entire tribes join in disbelieving in their banners, and a group of the Reds strikes and joins them as well.

He will be the Imam of the Muslims in Jerusalem, and he will be sent to Egypt and the people of Iraq, seeking them from them and not coming to him. His mail passes through the city of Homs, and he finds that its Persians have closed off the descendants of the Muslims there. This magnifies him, so he travels with the Muslims present with him until he meets them on the plain of Akka. He fights them, and Allah defeats them. The Muslims seek them until they join them in their country. He goes to Homs, and Allah conquers it at his hands.

Nu'aym told us, then Al-Walid, on the authority of Yazid bin Saeed Al-Ansi, on the authority of Mudlij bin Al-Miqdam Al-Adhari, on the authority of Ka'b, who said: “Then the Romans would betray those who were in them, and they would gather and bring an army into the sea from Romans. Over them would be a companion of theirs called Al-Jamal. One of his parents was a fairy, or he said: a devil, and he would travel with his ships until he landed at a monastery called Aqma in Akka.”

He will come out in six thousand ships, then he will order the ships to be burned

Twelve Persian kings are attending the great epic, the youngest of whom is a king and the least of whom are soldiers is the ruler of the Romans. Allah Almighty has two treasures in Yemen, one of which he brought on the day of Yarmouk. The Azd at that time were a third of the people, and the other will be brought on the day of the great epic, seventy thousand, with their swords drawn.

The Romans will enter the Holy House with seventy crosses until they demolish it, and obedience will continue to be practiced as long as the caliphate is in the land of Jerusalem and the Levant. The first coast that Allah will be angry with will be eclipsed by Al-Sarfiyya, Caesarea, and Beirut. The Romans and the Levant will rule for forty days from the seashore to the Jordan and Beit Shean. Then the Muslims will gain victory over them. They will reconcile it until their authority over them runs out, and the entire earth will be secure for seven-nine days.

Al-Mansur is the Mahdi, may the people of heaven and earth, and the birds of the sky, pray for him. He is afflicted with fighting by the Romans and epics for twenty years, then he is killed as a martyr in the great epic, he and two thousand with him, all of them a prince and a standard bearer. No calamity has befallen the Muslims after the Messenger of Allah ﷺ greater than this.

The Roman king descends on Deir Behra, and there will be a battle until the blood reaches the great white leper stone

Seventy thousand people will perish between Homs and Thaniyat al-Uqab, and whoever of you realizes that must take the eastern road from Homs to Sarbol, and from Sarbol to Al-Khumayra, and from Al-Khumayra to Al-Dhakhira, and from Al-Dhakhira to Al-Nabk, and from Al-Nabk to Al-Qutayfa, and from Al-Qutayfa to Damascus. Whoever takes this route will remain in continuous waters.

You will still be fine as long as the people of the Peninsula do not ride with the people of Qinnasrin, and the people of Qinnasrin ride with the people of Homs. If that happens, then there will be panic, and the people will flee to Damascus.