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Through the Zikr of Allah Ta’ala one may achieve recognition and Maarifat of Allah Ta’ala.
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- Sahih Muslim

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I wake with the light of the dawn whispering with joy in my heart and with praise on my lips. In stillness and twilight i stand before you bowing, prostating i call Allahu (swt).
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16/01/2026

Where is Khurāsān?

 The Army of Khurāsān (also called the Black Banners from Khurāsān) is described in Islamic eschatological narrations (ahādīth). It refers to a force that will emerge from the region of Khurāsān, not a single modern country.

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Where is Khurāsān?

Khurāsān was a large historical region that included parts of today’s:

  • Eastern Iran (e.g. Nishapur, Mashhad)

  • Northern Afghanistan (e.g. Balkh)

  • Southern Turkmenistan

  • Parts of Uzbekistan and Tajikistan

So when narrations say “from Khurāsān”, they mean this wider Central Asian–Persian region, not just one modern state.

What do the narrations say?

Several hadith (with varying strength) mention:

  • Black banners emerging from Khurāsān

  • They will move westwards, eventually towards Iraq / Bayt al-Maqdis

  • They will support the Mahdi

A commonly quoted wording (reported in collections like Ahmad, Tirmidhi – with scholarly discussion on authenticity):

“When you see the black banners coming from Khurāsān, go to them, even if you must crawl over ice, for among them is the Khalīfah of Allah, the Mahdi.”

Important scholarly cautions

  • Authenticity varies: Scholars differ on the strength of these narrations.

  • Not a modern group: Classical scholars warned not to apply these hadith loosely to contemporary political or militant movements.

  • Geographical, not ethnic: “Khurāsān” refers to a region

In summary

  • The Army of Khurāsān is said to come from the historic region of Khurāsān

  • That region spans parts of Iran, Afghanistan, and Central Asia

  • The narrations are eschatological, not a licence to label present-day armies or groups

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