کتاب الفتن · نُعیم بن حماد

Al-Sufyani wanted to leave a village in the west of the Levant called Andra with seven people

Al-Sufyani has the ability to carry a woman

Between the emergence of the Black Banner from Khorasan and Shuaib bin Saleh, and the emergence of the Mahdi and the handing over of power to the Mahdi, there are seventy-two months.

A star appears and moves with Elijah, a one-eyed man, and then there is an eclipse

It is the most delicate of the eyes

Al-Sufyani is three and a half years old

He owns the pregnancy of a woman. His name is Abdullah bin Yazid, and he is Al-Azhar bin Al-Kalbiyyah, or Al-Zuhri Ibn Al-Kalbiyyah, the mutilated Sufyani.

Al-Azhar bin Al-Kalbiyyah enters Kufa and is afflicted with an ulcer. He emerges from it and dies on the way. Then another man from among them emerges between Taif and Mecca, or between Mecca and Medina, from the trees, the trees, the trees, in the Hijaz, with a disfigured appearance, a shaved head, bruised forearms, and sunken eyes. In his time, this will be a calamity.

The Sufyani who dies, fighting the first of the black flags and the yellow flags in the navel of the Levant, emerging from the mandarin east of Baysan, on a red camel, wearing a crown, defeats the group twice, then perishes while accepting the tribute, taking the offspring captive, and tearing open the stomachs of the pregnant ones.

His term is nine or seven months

Al-Sufyani is from the descendants of Khalid bin Yazid bin Abi Sufyan. He is a huge man, with smallpox marks on his face and a white spot on his eyes. He comes out of the direction of the city of Damascus in a valley called Wadi Al-Yabis. He goes out with seven people, with a man among them with a tied flag. They know victory by his banner. They march in front of him for thirty miles. No one who wants it sees that flag unless he is defeated.

Al-Sufyani emerges from the dry valley, and the owner of Damascus comes out to fight him, and when he looks at his banner, he will be defeated

Al-Sufyani is a white man, with curly hair, and whoever accepts any of his wealth will be a lump in his stomach on the Day of Resurrection

A man from the descendants of Abu Sufyan emerges from the dry valley wearing red banners, with thin forearms and legs, a long neck, and very yellow, bearing signs of worship.

Woe to Abdul Rahman from Abdullah, woe to Abdullah from Abdul Rahman

This matter will continue to exist in fairness until the first person to speak to it is a man from the Umayyads

A man from the descendants of Abu Sufyan in Islam will master a gap that nothing can fill

As for Ibn al-Khattab being alive, no, but that is if the people approach me and approach me, and a man begins to remember the land that is not in it like the one who flees to it and does not find him, then in that case there is temptation.

Sufyani's name is Abdullah