jesus-return. Del 1, introduction

Summary of the Book: Issah’s Return (a.s)

The book is of a medium type with a fancy publishing. It consists of 220 pages and 4 chapters translated to English and referenced on global digital and hard platforms. The abbreviated chapters dealt with the life of Issah the Messiah (a.s) from the perspective of Ahlu Sunnah wal Jama’a. The research deals with his birth and the environment in which he grew up, as well as his raising and his location today is in the second sky and then his return and his role in the reform of humanity and guiding all of them to the right path. The research from an Islamic point of view detailed the reasons for his descent and the aim of keeping him alive for the end of time, so that all creatures may enjoy his existence and blessings. Issah (a.s) was born from a Jewish mother and the Christians believed in him, and some of them believed in his lordship, but Muslims believe that he is a servant of Allah and his Messenger, and we do not differ between him and any of His other apostles, such as Muhammad, Moses, and Abraham... Peace be upon them. JESUS (a.s) will gather first, in one state which the capital would be Jerusalem, the people of these three religions; Judaism, Christianity and Islam, and then the universal message will be sent from Jerusalem to all the capitals of the world. The earth grows its bounties and brings out its treasures, then all creatures will be happy with his righteousness and blessings till the end of human existence on earth, as it began with the message of monotheism with the Prophet Adam (peace be upon him) to be sealed with a message of Tawhid and the one same as him in creation Issah (peace be upon him). However, the descent of Issah (a.s) in the east of the Levent and at the White Lighthouse will not be a simple journey and a life without hardship.

What distinguishes this search is:

First, the order of events before and after his emergence in a historical Islamic order as follow:

1. The rise of the awaited Mahdi Mohammed bin Abdullah and his relationship with the Arab revolutions
2. The emergence of the Antichrist “Dajjal” and his relation with the idea of Shi'ism and Satan
3. The descent of the Christ
4. The appearance of Gog and Magog