HAVE not retained any copyright or patent of this book. Any person is allowed to print and publish it complying with only two conditions: (1) That print and publication must be the exact copy of this book, and devoid of any kind of mistake, especially such a mistake that changes the very meaning or objective of the speech. (2) If anybody wants to describe any subject or point of my book more clearly, or wants to put any better argument, evidence or information in favor of any subject written in this book-in short wants to make this book better and more logical, then he has to get permission from the publisher showing him the modifications and additions he wants to make. Furthermore, if anyone wants to translate it, he also has to acquire authorization from the publisher. Over the last thousand and four hundred years, the coming of the one-eyed giant, the Dajjal, has remained the topic of numerous discussions and debates in Moslem households all over the world. However, the actual understanding of this enigmatic phenomenon remains as elusive to us as it was to the Companions of the Messenger of Allah so many centuries ago. It all began when Mohammad (s.a.s), the final and the greatest Messenger of Allah, told about the arrival of a giant on earth during the later time (Akheri Zamana), an event he has referred to as the greatest ever in the life of mankind. To give his people, his 'Ummah', both of his time and of the future, a better idea and understanding of this fearsome entity, he has described in great detail what it, the Dajjal, would look like, its activities in this world, what tremendous power it would yield over the world and the destiny of Man and he talked of its demand to be accepted as the lord or 'rub' of mankind. He has called this character the 'Dajjal', an Arabic word used to describe something or someone deceptive, something very attractive to look at, but is actually despicable a dazzling impostor. The Messenger of Allah has also said that this giant would have sight in one eye only, the other would be blind. Common sense tells us, it can be no living being, for its vehicle is to have one foot in Book DAJJAL? The JudeoChristian 'Civilization'! author :