Ghazwatul Hind in Brief

I once promised a friend that I would examine Ghazwatul Hind, namely the war in Hind. However, I have still not completed it. It is not because I do not want to write about it, but because the time has not yet come. Therefore, consider this a brief update on Ghazwatul Hind, in line with several other writings that have already been disclosed.

There are many remnants that we find buried in the ground, but our people are nowhere to be found. Where did they go? The reason is that all those who upheld tawhid had migrated to the central cluster at that time. By this, I mean the Arab cluster.

That is why, in Arabia, we find Bani Qainuqah, the Qala‘i Sword and other such remains. That is why they are found there, while there is no trace of them here.

This matter needs to be understood properly. What I am explaining is based on the Qur’an, but I am presenting it casually as a brief update only.

Everything found here, including horses of the finest breeds, was also taken there because every ummah has the same mission, namely to return to the central location of the qiblah. That is where human beings will be resurrected in the future.

What happened in the Nusantara in the past? Once the people who upheld tawhid had departed, a group of idol-worshipping people came. They were the ones who took control of the land after it had been abandoned by those who upheld tawhid.

That is why some of the historical remains found in the ground have remained preserved without elements of idol worship. These remains are more ancient, dating from earlier prophetic generations.

Now, the idol worshippers claim that this entire land belongs to them, do they not? This is the reason. We need to understand the way the Qur’an explains such matters because Allah has already made it clear.

As for the groups that arrived later, particularly after the era of Prophet Solomon, many idol worshippers came and took control of this region before Islam returned to replace the hanif tradition.

What I wish to convey regarding what lies ahead is that, after the punishment of the second attack, a Khilafah system will rise in this land. They may control Kedah Tua for a temporary period, but not for long.

After that, their mission will be to migrate to Mecca. What is the purpose? They will bring the entire host to the central cluster because the hidden al-Mahdi is within it.

If they do not move, how will al-Mahdi eventually receive the pledge of allegiance at the Kaaba? The Khilafah will bring him to be installed as khalifah.

From an ordinary Khilafah system of government, that system will subsequently transform into the Khilafah ‘ala Manhaj al-Nubuwwah, namely the era of al-Mahdi.

What will happen to this land? It will be taken over by idol worshippers, whether by local groups who survive or by groups mixed with idol worshippers from foreign lands. They will come and take control of this land.

We will not focus on this region because the objective at that time will be the Arabian Peninsula, the Western regions and the Dajjal.

The Khilafah from here will not move in their direction because it will take a more northerly route. The Muslims must first be liberated, particularly the Muslims in China and Korea.

Thus, the act of associating partners with Allah will once again take place here, just as it did in the past. That is why we find many remnants left by idol worshippers buried in the ground. It happened before, and it will happen again.

Everything I have mentioned above is found in the Qur’an. The reason you do not see it is that you think within an Arab-centric framework, not an Anbiya’-centric one. Change that immediately. Insha-Allah, more will be uncovered in due course.

When Imam Mahdi and Prophet Isa have finished the war, only then will Imam Mahdi return here with the Muslim army. Prophet Isa, meanwhile, will remain there. Only then will the Ghazwatul Hind war take place, as mentioned in the three hadiths of Imam al-Nasa’i.

That is all for this update.