Imam Mahdi

Could El Hassan bin Talal be the Antichrist? Most likely...there is no more likely candidates on the world scene today than can fulfill both the Antichrist and Imam Mahdi requirements other than this man...if you are sure Imam Mahdi will be the antichrist then rest assure this man will call himself Imam Mahdi as he is the prime candidate of antichrist with no competition.

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[techraptorx]

This is funny for someone from Asia. Every Armagaddon scenario holds Jerusalem as the center one way or another.. My friends Middle east .is a very small place on the map.. Russia,India,China ,The US, S.America..so many countries and you guys play stupid tug of war over one common battle ground. God made this entire planet and in few millennia no continent will remain same as the tectonic plates shift. if we persist still.. our gr8 gr8...gr8 kids will think of us weirdos who fought for dust...

[jamlimited3]

@techraptorx Your theory is fair from one standing at your point of view but their is a plain higher than where you stand where one can see that which awaits you even as you speak of "peace and safety". God for one has spoken of the things to come and He has done so quite firmly....and this only in the Hebrew account of YHVH. Many false versions of a true thing only testify of how true that thing is when the thing itself warns in advance that we are at war with a fallen kingdom.

[techraptorx]

Ok , It's your world too.. Peace.. :)

[jamlimited3]

@QoziKalon I went on to show that Al and Lah go on to form the meaning "No Law" and I repeat it many times just for geniuses like you but you still find foolish ways to stay blind. Eliyahu's name means "God-is(Eli) YHVH(Yahu)" and its a fact that the Hebrew God KEEPS meaning in names/words(because He is wise unlike blind men). If you pronounce Allah as ay-law then you are saying Elah but you pronounce it aw-law so you are saying Curse. Elah = God(of)+Law or God. Allah = No+Law or Curse.

[jamlimited3]

@QoziKalon You genius....you will not find ANYWHERE AMONG ARABIC SPEAKING MUSLIMS where they pronounce Allah as (al-la). In fact you will never find an intelligent pronunciation of ANYWORD spelled thatw ay because the point of showing the pronunctiation is to make it clear. Why is there 2 "w"s in the pronuciation? BECAUSE THATS HOW YOU PRONOUNCE ALLAH IN HEBREW AND IN ARABIC....duh. So if I sing "Lalalalala" somebody might think its "Lay0lay-lay" when its really "Law-law-law". Be wise.

[jamlimited3]

@QoziKalon There is no ??? but Allah. What word is that? Dont play stupid....its one thing to be wrong or right and another to play stupid. You have intelligence so lets keep our conversation intelligent...dont ACT intelligent...stupid people ACT intelligent because they arent and it always shows so again dont be stupid.

[jamlimited3]

@QoziKalon Again you arent showing signs of intelligence. If I record a video of an American explaining that the word Allah in English means pizza, does that make it true? Record a Hebrew dictionary's definition with a camera and THEN you talk to anyone...until then please quit being ignorant. Truth isnt about what we agree with...its about what is true and if you dont agree with truth you delight in the lie.

[QoziKalon]

@jamlimited3 youtube.com/watch?v=65zyICBKBP­I watch this and then talk to me.

[QoziKalon]

@jamlimited3 Question to you. What does Arabic word ILAH mean? Look it up before making ridiculous claims. Ilah means God, and is the same as Hebrew Elah and Aramaic Elaha. Al-Ilah means Allah. Al is not a part of the noun Ilah. It is an article. Like "the" in English. Your claims can only make sense if word for curse in Hebrew is ILAH. Hebrew alah is one noun or verb. Arabic Al-Ilah (Allah) is definite article and a noun.

[QoziKalon]

@jamlimited3 I actually watched your video where you show the dictionary. And here is the main problem with it. The word you show in the dictionary is alah which is a single word. Muslims call God Allah which is basically two words - al (definite article) and Ilah (God). Secondly, the word you point out in your dictionary gives us the transcription of the word, i.e. how to pronounce it. It says it is pronounced (aw-law). Meanwhile Allah is pronounced 'al'la:. Two L's and an H in the end.