Kitab al-Fitan · Nu'aym ibn Hammad

The fifth of the family of Heraclius, on whose hands the epics will be written. Heraclius may rule, then his son Qusta bin Heraclius after him, then his son Constantine bin Qusta, then his son Istafan bin Constantine, then the king of the Romans left from the family of Heraclius to Lyons, and his son after him, and the king will return from the fifth of the family of Heraclius, on whose hands the epics will be written.

There will be a despicable man from the Umayyads in Egypt, who will come to power and gain control over his power or take it away from him. He will flee to the Romans and bring the Romans to the people of Islam. This is the first of the epics.

There will be a despicable man from the Umayyads in Egypt. He will come to power and gain control of his power, or be stripped of it. Then he will flee to the Romans and bring the Romans to the people of Islam. This is the first of the epics.

The fifth of the family of Heraclius, through whose hands the epics were composed

If one hundred and twenty-five years have passed over my nation, the epics, and all that is mentioned, will be at the end of time