The Prophet SAW said, "There is no prophet who does not remind his people of the arrival of the one-eyed liar. He is blind, but your God is not. On his forehead is written kafara which means infidel, read by every Muslim."

The Messenger of Allah (SAW) said, "Dajjal appears carrying water and fire. Something that looks like water to humans is actually fire, and what looks like the fire is cold and freshwater. Whoever experiences it among you, take what looks like fire because, in fact, it is good freshwater."

Nuwas bin Sam'an narrated, "One morning the Apostle was talking about the Dajjal. He sometimes underestimated the Dajjal's abilities and sometimes glorified his prowess to the point that we thought he was behind the date palm plantations of Medina. , one-eyed, and between his eyes is written infidel and (he) glorifies the severity of the slander it causes including extraordinary things. The meaning of this hadith is: The Prophet SAW really wanted to describe the nearness of the appearance of the Dajjal by using all means to explain, such as lowering and raising the vibrations of his voice in speaking, so convincing that the Companions thought that the Dajjal is behind the date palm trees in Medina - to describe the closeness of the Dajjal's appearance - The Prophet said, "Besides Dajjal I will not worry about you if he appears and I am with you. you, then I am the opponent (break and reject all of his arguments) and not you. If when he comes out and I'm not with you, then each one is responsible for him. Allah SWT is my caliph who will always take care of you (after my death). Dajjal is a mighty young man (stocky and curly hair), his eyes are blazing (golden in color), I seem to equate him with Abdil 'Uzai bin Qatn (a person who died in the era of ignorance). Anyone who experiences it, read the beginning of Surah al-Kahf. He will come out of a place between Syria and Iraq. Damage hit the right and left of the road in its path. O Servant of Allah ... hold fast (in faith and do not turn away." Then we asked, "How long will he stay on earth?"

Translated from "101 Kisah Teladan" written by Muhammad Amin al-Jundi, Indonesian translation by Safrudin Edi Wibowo, Lc