کتاب الفتن · نُعیم بن حماد

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.

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.

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Then the Romans will send you to ask for reconciliation, and you will reconcile with them. On that day, the woman will cross the path to the Levant in safety, and the city of Caesarea, which is in the land of the Romans, will be built.

In the great epic, the coasts of the Levant are destroyed until the coasts cry from their devastation, just as cities and villages cry

They conquer Constantinople, and news of the Dajjal comes to them, so they go out to the Levant, and find that he has not left, and then it is not long before he leaves.

After the capture of Jesus, son of Mary (peace be upon him), Allah Almighty sends the souls of the believers with that sweet wind, a fire that comes out from the corners of the earth, gathering people, animals, and corn to the Levant.

A fire is about to break out in Yemen, taking people to the Levant. It will come in the morning when they start, and go to bed when they say, and leave when they leave. It will light up the necks of camels in Busra, so if you hear that, go out to the Levant.

The Abyssinians go out in a way in which they end up at the house, then the people of the Levant come out to them and find them spread out on the ground, and they kill them in the valleys of Bani Ali, which are close to Medina, so much so that the Abyssinians are sold by the whole lot.