Pakistan’s Role in the Final War [PART 2] | Sheikh Imran Hosein

The speaker begins by discussing the Great War, focusing on its potential impact on Pakistan. He suggests that the use of weapons of mass destruction will be unprecedented, resulting in the destruction of cities and disruptions of basic supplies such as food, water, and energy. The speaker references the Quran, indicating that this war is a divine punishment aimed primarily at modern Western civilization, which he accuses of perpetuating violence and injustice. He criticizes organizations like the CIA and their allies, including ISIS, for their roles in ongoing conflicts.

Continuing from the first segment, the speaker explains that Western civilization, which has caused widespread harm globally, is expected to be severely impacted by the Great War. He suggests that the war will see NATO and Western powers collapse, paving the way for Israel to emerge as a new global power. This transition is seen as a part of a long-term plan by Western powers. The speaker urges Pakistan to seek guidance from the Quran for dealing with the repercussions of such a war, emphasizing the need for self-led change informed by religious texts.

The speaker further elaborates that Pakistan's preparation for the Great War should be rooted in the teachings of the Quran, rather than political or academic analyses. He stresses the importance of following both the Quran and the sayings and practices of Prophet Muhammad for true guidance. The speaker critiques the common interpretations of Hadith regarding Pakistan's potential victory over India, arguing that such interpretations should be reconciled with the Quran. He calls for intellectual rigor and scholarly dialogue to ensure religious teachings align with the Quran, especially in the face of the impending war.