Minor Signs

With regard to the order in which the portents of the Hour will appear, there is some difference of opinion among the scholars, the reason being that no such order of events is narrated in the Sunnah. However, the scholars have determined the order of some of the events, as follows:

Minor Signs

Section titled Minor Signs

  • (i) The appearance of troubles in the east (ii) The killing of Uthmaan (ra) (iii) The battle of al-Jamaal (iv) The battle of Siffeen (v) The appearanc of the Khawaarij (vi) The happening of al-Harrah (vii) The appearance of the saying that the Quran is created (viii) The following of the ways of the previous nations

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Details regarding some of the Minor Signs

Section titled Details regarding some of the Minor Signs
The appearance of Fitan (tribulations): Among the tribulations that occurred in the early years of Islam were: a) the killing of ‘Uthman رَضِى اللهُ عَنْه , b) the battle of the camel and c) the battle of Siffin, d) the emergence of the Khawarij, e) the battle of al-Harrah, and f) the opinion that the Quran is a creation.
The appearance of fire in the Hijaz, which appeared in the middle of the 7 th century AH, in 654 AH. This was a great fire, which the scholars who were alive at the time of its appearance and those who came after them described in great detail. Al-Nawawi said: There appeared in our time a fire in Madinah, in the year six hundred and fifty-four. It was a very great fire on the eastern side of Madinah, beyond the Harrah, and knowledge of it was widespread throughout Syria and all lands. Those of the people of Madinah who were present told me about it.
Loss of trust One of the manifestations of loss of trust is people’s affairs being entrusted to those who are not qualified or able for that.
The taking away of knowledge and the prevalence of ignorance ; the taking away of knowledge will occur with the disappearance of the scholars, as it says in al-Sahihayn.
A slave woman giving birth to her mistress , as is stated in al-Sahihayn. There are several views among the scholars as to what this means. The view favoured by Ibn Hajar is that there will be widespread disobedience among children, so that a child will treat his mother as a master treats his slave woman, with negligence and insults.