# Is the hadith that nobody will believe in Allah at the end of time authentic?

*Are end-times hadith authentic?*

- URL: https://muftiabulayth.org/r/ijwbevcc6o8/s/16/
- Date: 2021-02-02 · Kind: question · Transcript tier: machine · Recording: Monday Nights with Mufti #200| Q&A Unscripted & Unrestricted! 😉 | Mufti Abu Layth (1:31:01–1:32:28)
- Status: general teaching
- Watch from the start of the segment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijwBevcC6o8&t=5461s
- Recording page: https://muftiabulayth.org/r/ijwbevcc6o8/

**Topics:** Dajjal, Mahdi and the signs; False and fabricated hadith

**Question as asked:** The hadith that describe the end of times say there will be no one left who believes in Allah. Is this a sahih hadith?

**Summary (not a quotation; machine-made, unchecked):** Most end-times hadith are made up, Mufti Abu Layth says, citing Imam Ahmad on genres with no basis.

**Checked position (checked by two independent reviews, not by the channel):** Mufti Abu Layth says that most hadith to do with the end of times are usually made up.

**Evidence, his words at 1:31:01:** “You see most hadith to do with the end of times these es um you know apocalyptic hadith most of them are usually made up.” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijwBevcC6o8&t=5461s)

## Longer summary

A super chat asks whether the hadith saying that at the end of times no one will be left who believes in Allah is sahih. Mufti Abu Layth says most hadith about the end of times, the apocalyptic reports, are usually made up, citing Imam Ahmad's statement that certain genres have no basis in the Sunnah, among them the signs of the Hour and the tribulations. He then thanks several super chats, including one for his memories of studying.

## Sources and names cited

- report: there will be no one left who believes in allah (unresolved; collection not stated)
- Imam Ahmad ibn Hanbal
- ashrat al-sa'ah (signs of the Hour)

## Transcript (machine tier, 1:31:01–1:32:28)

[1:30:37] It means a fairness based on that understanding that you have. So whatever that fairness is. That's what it would would mean. So for example, some people may not be expecting certain things. Some people may be expecting something else and some people. So whatever it is, you have an understanding that is fear. Uh and you're not oppressive.

[1:31:00] Hi Mui Salam from Wisconsin. Hadith that describe the end of times say there will be no one left who believes in Allah. This a sahi hadith. You see most hadith to do with the end of times these es um you know apocalyptic hadith most of them are usually made up. So as Imm Ahmed said that's there certain genres that have no basis in sunnah and one of them was the ash right the the the kind of end of times and the signs that will come the sorry the yeah the

[1:31:36] ashat and the fitan right so this is $5 just for sharing that story and taking me down memory lane I love the studying hs days miss those days well jawad you're doing it you're doing it. Yeah. Much love. Much love. It's fun to share some memories sometimes, huh? Claire, you're doing it as always. Pleasure to have you online.

[1:32:02] If Muhammad Bucks, right, I think I've caught up with all of those super chats now. Yep. Believe so, right? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I mean these things they memories, huh? Memories. [laughter] Ah, right.

[1:32:27] Speaking of memories, have did I tell you, you know, I was chatting with [laughter] some of the lads it came up, right? So we were speaking about the the the the my [laughter] encounter encounter with the Egyptian uh al-mis the Egyptian police police [laughter] [gasps] I don't know if I've told you have I told you guys this uh this this story [laughter] right so okay I tell you what let me tell you what the hell

## Cite

Mufti Abu Layth Archive, segment ijwBevcC6o8/s/16. https://muftiabulayth.org/r/ijwbevcc6o8/s/16/

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