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“[…] then the black banners/standards will be rising from next to the east, and they will kill you in an unprecedented manner[…]” – Ibn Majah 4084
A clip from hadith above regards the event of black banners/standards as unprecedented, which means has never been done by any nation before. Every Muslim should have faith in this hadith as it is a direct saying of prophet Muhammad (ﷺ).
In the time of prophet Muhammad (ﷺ), flags were something common to be used as banner or ensign in battles and wars. So basically, the hadith asserts that ‘black standards’ are not flags or anything that has comparison to it before. Also, the ones that will do the killing are these ‘black standards’ which means that they are somekind of weaponry of war. If we learn from history, we know that many kinds of battles and wars had been recorded in books. Battles on the ground using flags, swords, arrows and on horses had been recorded in lots of history, even before the time of noble Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) people had had wars in such manners.
Meanwhile, battles and wars on the seas or from the direction of the seas had also been recorded in many history. History recorded that the first navy from Muslims were led by Mu’awwiyah (ra.) in the times of Uthman ibn Affan (ra.) (Amirul Mu’minin).
But, the battles and wars in the skies exclusively have not been recorded in the history of Islam especially in regards to the use of Fighter Jets. Until the end of WW2, there was still no Muslim country that owned any squadron of fighter jets that managed to conquer the Arabs and fight the enemies of Islam. None of them yet! Even, technology of fighter jets is still developing until today in terms of its accuracy, machinary, speed and other specific features.
If you are still unsure with our explanation than we will give you the last proof and despite being short, this last explanation is indisputable.
Meaning: “…then the black banners/standards will be rising…”
There are two important vocabularies: “ar-Rayat” and “tathlu’u”. While ar-Rayat could mean flags but its meaning is not limited to just flags. In Arabic, Raayaat (plural: Raayaah) means banners, ensign or any standard used by military forces as a means of visual identification during war times to show that they are ready to fight the other party. However, if you really want to insist that the meaning of ar-Rayat is flags, then you can read this hadith again:
TSUMMA (and then) TATHLU’U (rising) AR-RAAYAATU (the military standards) AS-SUUD (which color is black that may deepen due to shadow) – Ibn Majah 4084
Behold! Pronouncement ﺗﻄﻠﻊ / tathlu’u (means: rising) in Arabic language is a verb that is not commonly used with nouns such as flags but it always refers to something that is rising in the skies like the sun and the moon which floats in the air or skies without anything to support it.
EVIDENCE: حَتَّىٰ إِذَا بَلَغَ مَطْلِعَ الشَّمْسِ وَجَدَهَا تَطْلُعُ عَلَىٰ قَوْمٍ لَّمْ نَجْعَل لَّهُم مِّن دُونِهَا سِتْرًا
Q.S. al-Kahfi [18] verse 90: “Until when he came to the rising place of the sun, he found it rising on a people for whom We (Allah) had provided no shelter against the sun.”
The combination of ar-Rayat and tathlu’u requires futuristic interpretation. There is no example of this event occurring in the time of Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ). This is a unique event that will happen in the future and no other event from previous history is anything similar to it. That’s why our Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) mentioned: ﻗَﺘْﻼً ﻟَﻢْ ﻳُﻘْﺘَﻠْﻪُ ﻗَﻮْﻡٌ which means:
“…in an unprecedented manner…” (a.k.a.) “…in a way that has never been done by previous nations…” – Ibn Majah 4084
Thus it has been proven clearly that the black banners of ar-Rayatu as-Suud are not flags but black standards, the pride of military body that will be rising and floating in the sky without any support (the most-advanced offensive military aircraft is no other than fighter jets), so that when people see them coming, they will have to look up to the sky and lift up their faces as if they are looking at the sun and moon rising in the sky.
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