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The Fitnah of the Dajjal
With the help of modern technologies, a new, all-encompassing and all-controlling superorganism is created that fulfills the promise of Satan, which he gave man at the beginning of time:
Apotheosis - becoming like God!
The misled, globalized people who are made believe, they lived in the best and most progressive epoch of human history, are increasingly enslaved by a diabolic political and economic system, and by a certain perception of reality. While the creation is dying and the world at the brink of Armageddon, the individual has only one chance:
Surrender to God!
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Chapter I below.
The Prophet s.a.w. said: "No tribulation on earth since the creation of Adam will be worse than the fitnah of the Dajjal. Allah has never sent a Prophet who did not warn his Ummah against the Dajjal. I am the last of the Prophets, and you are the last Ummah. The Dajjal is emerging among you and it is inevitable..." [Dar Ibn Kathir]
A lovely looking tree
Many people instinctively feel that in today's society, appearance and reality are more and more diverging. Something is profoundly in the wrong. But what is it exactly? We are faced with overpopulation, poverty, climate change and, perhaps, the catastrophe of an atomic war. Distressed, alienated people, destroyed nature and a meaningless life shape our "modern" society.
While every technical innovation is welcomed as progress, the feeling remains that genetic engineering, robotics, artificial intelligence and other achievements are perhaps not the solution to our problems but instead will disturb the equilibrium of life even more than it is the case already, because every achievement seems to have considerable "side effects". For example, the highly praised medical progress is the main reason for the root of most of the problems that humanity faces today, the overpopulation.
Although industrial agriculture allows the food supply for much more people than traditional or natural methods such as permaculture, it ruins the soil in the long run and the extensive use of pesticides causes the disappearance of many species, apart from the dangers of genetically modified food. For each problem solved, several others seem to appear.
The enthusiasm, however, is nonetheless persistent: "We will get things under our control, with more and more comprehension and knowledge, and the resulting technology! We will shape nature as we want, and eliminate all the adversities of life!"
A great promise! In which most people seem still to believe. But actually, who gave us that promise in the first place?
Was there not an abstruse tale talking about a tree, which would be lovely to look at and be funny because it made wise? And of a serpent in a garden that deceived two naive nudes and told them they could be like God?
