The Prophecy of Prophet Daniel (AS) explanation from the Bible of the ending of the 4 kingdoms and a Solid state replacing them

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 ”goat of the wild beast ” that defeated the ram that symbolizes the Medes and Persians.” (Daniel (8:21) ”And the fourth kingdom will be solid as iron, for iron crushes and crushes all things.” ”And as iron breaks, it shatters and breaks in pieces all these” (this is about the Roman Empire) (Daniel (2:40) Nebuchadnezzar saw a stone cut out of a great mountain without a cutter, and it struck that statue on its feet, which were of iron and clay. And the blow was so strong that the whole statue was shattered, with its gold, silver, bronze, iron, and clay, and became fragments and rubble, blown away by the wind, so that no trace of it was seen. But the stone that broke the statue became a great, high mountain, and the whole earth was filled with it. This is a prophecy of the emergence of Islam. Islam clashed at the beginning of the call with the Roman Empire and then with the Persian Empire. At that time, the Roman Empire had extended its authority over the Greek king of Alexandria and reached the peak of strength. The Persian Empire had extended its authority over Babylon, then the power of Islam struck them, and at that time iron, pottery, copper and silver were crushed together and became like chaff from the threshing floor in the summer.

 Thus, the arrangement of events and their interpretation in Daniel’s vision foretells news whose meaning is beyond doubt... since we know that Babylon was succeeded by Persia and Media and that the power of Persia and Media was broken by the power of Alexander, and that the kingdom of Alexander was succeeded by the Roman Empire, which established from its capital Constantinople the pillars of a European-Asian kingdom. Then this kingdom was defeated and the Islamic conquest and the raids of the Prophet ﷺ and the Companions brought it down .” And then we had the Ottoman Empire, which completely wiped out the Roman Empire and brought Islam to all possible places and became a great cause in spreading Islam in the Balkans. And as for the Christians claiming that they still rule those places now, that does not mean that they are correct, because there is no Christian rule there, but completely secular, and this prophecy was about a force that would cover all the lands, and it was fulfilled as the Muslims literally conquered all the places they had and ruled them and crushed them, just as it was written in the prophecy of Daniel AS. And when Imam Mahdi will come, no land will remain in the rule of Christians or anyone else, he will end all the enemies of Islam and he will have his army which is famously known as the Black Flag Army and his army with him will conquer all the places and this time they will not allow anyone to remain as a polytheist, they will have no choice but to convert to Islam or fight and when they will fight, all of them will be ended and in some time Jesus AS will come back and This time they will not allow anyone to remain a polytheist and they will have no choice but to convert to Islam or to fight and when they will fight all of them will be finished and in some time Jesus AS will come back again and all the Christians will convert to Islam and thus once again the Muslims will get back their great army and will rule over the whole world.

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