Einthychristos 2

The second part of the novel Antichrist is a novel authored by the writer Ahmed Khaled Mustafa, narrating historical events, where the writer shows strange facts in his exciting style of talking about humans and jinn and the relationship between them and what happens in the world, in addition to future predictions. Introduction. O Prince of Light, on the day Light was created: its events revolve around the story of Nimrod, his marriage to Semiramis, his rebellion against his father, his learning magic from Lucifer, and his meeting with Prophet Ibrahim, and its ending. Oh, Inanna, descend: this section's events are about Venus, who went to learn counter-magic from Harut and Marut, tried to seduce them, then was expelled from their cave, and she goes out to spread their magic, and God curses her. We gave them nine lights: this section's events take place in two times. The first time is during Prophet Solomon’s era, when he burned all the books of magic, and a jinn hid some of them beneath Prophet Solomon’s throne. The second time is when the jinn appears to her during the Crusades, revealing the books of magic to the nine Templar knights who started Freemasonry in the world. The most toxic types of poison: this section's events are set during the Fitna of the killing of Othman, explaining its stages, details, and the role of the Jews in it. A knight from the Aaliyin: it tells about a knight from the Al-Hashashin fortress founded by Hassan Sabbah, and how he convinced them that he granted them paradise. Read, O Dracula: this section talks about Vlad the Impaler, how he tortured and enjoyed torturing the people of Wallachia, and how Muhammad Al-Fatih fought him along with Vlad’s handsome brother Radu. Wero - Kumoko: the true story of Pocahontas, which differs from what is shown in the famous movies. A film directed by Satan: this story takes place during the English and French revolutions. O wise men of Zion: in which the writer concludes Theodore Herzl’s speech at the First Zionist Congress. Blood on the Promised Land: the story of the Palestinian Nakba. Hasn’t the time come yet, sir: the writer narrates this part from the perspective of the spy or Bigfoot, who tells the Messiah the Jass. Our Lord... and the son of our Lord: this section is about how the Messiah Dajjal appeared and the humans who saw him.