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Who is the Dajjal (Antichrist) in Islam? The word dajjal means “the great deceiver” or “one who hides the truth with falsehood.” Though the Qur’an does not mention Dajjal directly, it warns believers about falsehood, arrogance, and the sudden coming of the Last Hour (Qur’an 43:66). Hadith describe Dajjal as one-eyed, misleading people with false miracles, and claiming godhood.

This video explains the origins of the word Dajjal, Qur’anic warnings, and Hadith accounts. It also shares how scholars like al-Taftazani interpreted Dajjal symbolically—as the rise of evil, corruption, and materialism in society. For Ismaili Muslims, this serves as a reminder to stay true to the Imam’s guidance, resist deception, and prepare spiritually for the Day of Judgement.