From Saint Paisios to Dr. al-'Areefi: Why do the prophecies about Turkey and the Euphrates shockingly converge?
- Katerina Kostaki
- Mar 19
- 14 min read
“What do the prophecies of Saint Paisios and Cosmas of Aetolia have in common with modern Islamic eschatology? In Dr. Muhammad al-'Areefi's much-discussed book, "The End of the World," the Euphrates dries up, Constantinople becomes the epicenter of Global Developments, and time begins to "freeze." An analytical look at how different cultures see the same shocking events through their own prism. Is it coincidence or the mapping of a common future?”
The reason for writing this particular article is a video I saw on TikTok in which a woman was reading Dr. Muhammad al-'Areefi's much-discussed book, "The end of the World."
In the video, the woman was reading a specific paragraph from the book that refers to a war that will occur, and the second conquest of #Constantinople, before the coming of the #Antichrist (Dallal) and later #Jesus.
As she herself mentioned in the video, many prophecies from this book have already been fulfilled.
The video alone tempted me to search the internet and slowly unravel the tangle of Truth surrounding the book, its prophecies and how these prophecies have points in common with the Prophecies of Saint Paisios.
First of all, let me add a small paragraph about the book itself.
The book The End of the World: Signs of the Hour Major and Minor by Dr. Muhammad al-'Areefi is a comprehensive guide to Islamic eschatology that examines the signs of the Day of Judgment (Qiyamah).
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