ا العظمیٰ اور آرمگڈن: الہامی پیش گوئیاں اور ان کا موجودہ سیاسی بیانیوں میں استعما لمۃحملل

Al-Malhama al-Uzma and Armageddon: Divine Prophecies andTheir Utilization in Contemporary Geopolitical Narratives

Authors

  • Asmat Ali khan PhD Scholar, Department of Islamic Studies, Kohat University of Science and Technology, Kohat, Pakistan Author
  • Dr Qaisar Bilal Assistant Professor, Department of Islamic Studies, Kohat University of Science and Technology, Kohat, Pakistan Author
  • Dr Muhammad Shafeeq Assistant Professor, Department of Social Sceinces, Kohat University of Science and Technology, Kohat, Pakistan Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.63163/srh435

Keywords:

Eschatology, Al-Malhama al-Uzma, Armageddon, Political Theology, Christian Zionism, Geopolitical Narratives

Abstract

This study presents a comparative and critical analysis of Al-Malhama al-Uzma in Islamic
eschatology and Armageddon in Judeo-Christian traditions, examining their theological
foundations and contemporary geopolitical interpretations. Drawing upon primary Islamic and
Biblical sources, the research highlights the doctrinal, geographical, and chronological
differences between these eschatological concepts. It further explores how various ideological and
political actors employ these prophecies to shape narratives, mobilize support, and legitimize
political agendas. Using the framework of political theology, the study argues that the literal
application of sacred end-time prophecies to contemporary conflicts can encourage extremism
and distort scholarly understanding. The research emphasizes the need for critical interpretation,
academic objectivity, and interdisciplinary engagement in the study of religious eschatology and
its modern implications.

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Published

2026-04-18

Issue

Vol. 4 No. 2 (2026): The Study of Religion And History

Section

Urdu

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