Kitab al-Fitan · Nu'aym ibn Hammad

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Ibn Wahb told us, on the authority of Ishaq ibn Yahya al-Taymi, on the authority of Ma`bad ibn Khalid al-Jadali, who said: I heard Abu Sariha al-Ghafari, the companion of the Messenger of Allah (may Allah’s prayers and peace be upon him), saying: I heard the Messenger of Allah (may Allah’s prayers and peace be upon him) say: “Two men from Muzainah will be gathered, the last of the people gathered. They will approach from a mountain with fences until they reach the landmarks of the people, and they will find the land desolate, until they come to Medina. When they reach the lowest part of Medina, they say: Where are the people? He does not see anyone, and one of them says to his companion: The people are in their homes. They enter the rooms and find that there is no one there, and there are foxes and cats on the carpets. They say: Where are the people? Then one of them says: The people are in the mosque. They go to the mosque and do not find anyone in it. They say: Where are the people? Then one of them says: I see them in the market, occupied by the markets. They go out until they reach the market and do not find anyone in it. Then they go until they come to the second place, and then they find two angels on it. They take it. With their feet, they will drag them to the land of gathering, for they will be the last people to be gathered.”

The last to be gathered are two shepherds from Muzainah. They go to the city to croak with their sheep, but they find them to be monsters, until when they reach Thaniyat al-Wada’, they are dragging on their faces.

The Hour will not come until the best of the people of Iraq turn to the Levant, and the worst of the people of the Levant turn to Iraq. You should go to the Levant

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You will leave the city as good as it was, and only the wildebeest, the birds, and the wild beasts will invade it. And the last to be gathered are two shepherds from Muzainah, who will croak at their sheep and find them to be wild, until when they come to Thanet Al-Wadaa, they will be gathered on their faces.

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