Faith in the Final Days — Learning the Signs of the End of Times
Learning the Signs of the End of Times
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IThe hour
About the Circle
The signs are unfolding faster than ever before
An evening of the Miftaah Circle on the major signs before the Day of Judgment: the trials facing this Ummah, the reality of Dajjal, the return of Isa عليه السلام, and how a believer stays firm when the world loses direction.
The question gets asked constantly, and almost always in the wrong places — a timeline, a thread, a video that opens with a prophecy and closes with an advertisement. This is the same material handled properly: one evening in each city, with scholars working from the Qur'an and the authentic Sunnah rather than the feed.
Nobody on this stage will give you a date. What they will do is separate what is established from what has gathered around it, which turns out to be the rarer and more useful thing.
IIThe gathering
From previous Circles
Rooms that filled
From previous Circles
What people took away
IIIThe trials
Highlights
Four quarters of the dial
The clock on the poster is quartered for a reason. Each quarter is a part of what the Circle covers.
The signs, major and minor
Drawn from the Qur'an and the authentic Sunnah, and what their relevance is to the world as we are living in it now.
The greatest trials of the End Times
The fitnah of Dajjal, moral confusion and widespread deception, with practical ways to protect your faith through them.
The return of Isa ibn Maryam
The final events before the Last Day, and the prophetic timeline as the scholars have understood and transmitted it.
Resilience and steadfastness
Building the kind of spiritual footing that holds through uncertainty and corruption rather than only in calm weather.
IVThis season
Cities and dates
Cities this season
Each city has its own line-up of scholars. Check who is teaching yours before you book.
Questions
Anything not covered here, email the address in the footer and someone will come back to you.
Will the same scholars be at every city?
No. Each city has its own line-up, and only a few teach more than one stop. The rows above list exactly who is at each city, so check yours rather than assuming.
How much is registration?
$20, or $15 at the early-bird rate. Each city has its own early-bird deadline, shown on its row.
What time should I arrive?
Come for the published start time. Seating is first come, first served, so arriving early is worth it in the larger venues.
Is it suitable for families?
Yes. The material is handled with care and the evening is open to all ages, though it asks for a certain maturity to sit with.
Will there be prayer space?
All venues accommodate prayer during the programme.
Can I bring the Circle to my city?
Yes. Miftaah takes requests from communities. Make a request and the team will be in touch.
Partners
Host or sponsor a stop
Each city runs with a local host centre. Sponsorship packages include accommodations during the programme such as a table or an announcement. If your organisation wants to put its name to a stop, or bring the Circle somewhere new, the team will walk you through it.