The trailer for Netflix’s latest series Messiah had everyone losing their minds as people started relating it to the antichrist, Dajjal.
Who do you think he is? Messiah begins streaming January 1, only on @netflix. #MessiahIsComing pic.twitter.com/zx46AIS2zp
— MESSIAH (@MessiahNetflix) December 3, 2019
And within no time the hashtag #Dajjal became the number 1 trend on Twitter!
And people had a lot of theories, one of the guys got blocked by Netflix for tweeting out a major plot twist!
I bet he'll 'accidentally' lose an eye 💀
— Muعad. (@Sultaan_Mo1) December 3, 2019
Many were surprised how the series had instilled fear in others:
I mean for God sake people it's just a Netflix series, Your Iman should be stronger than that we just made #Dajjal trending for no reason, just imagine when the real dajjal come what will happen, make your Iman stronger by praying not by trending something that shouldn't be. pic.twitter.com/wTKNL3AAPc
— Hayat khn (@Hayat_Khn1) December 4, 2019
It had many talking about actual Dajjal:
What I'm scared the most is dajjal going to confuse us with so many tricks and whoever have faith, you'll be safe! #Dajjal
— Ivan Izeeq (@ivanzeeq) December 4, 2019
No, thank you, Netflix:
Y did there have to be a series about the dajjal in 2019 y not never‼️#MessiahIsComing #Dajjal pic.twitter.com/ogcCAvICsE
— 🤫 (@aubamazette_) December 4, 2019
Many thought he’s the guy to get Netflix banned in Pakistan:
Dont know the rest but he is definitely the guy who will get Netflix banned in Pakistan https://t.co/EElghh2DEb
— Blue on Blue (@razzblues) December 4, 2019
For real guys:
this is not what we meant by muslim representation bro 😭 https://t.co/lHIiJks7mB
— mustafa (@ahaamustafa) December 3, 2019
A productive day for Shaitaan:
Shaytan lowekey in the background rn like… #Dajjal pic.twitter.com/INJh03CJDO
— Ranj Jabar (@Ranj_96) December 4, 2019
People were not okay with the trailer:
That #Dajjal series trailer had me like pic.twitter.com/IHeXbR80g1
— sugar kaka (@sugar_kaka) December 4, 2019
Me:when see trailer #Dajjal pic.twitter.com/2hM7QIMbDW
— Hiksss (@Hiksss2) December 4, 2019
Okay, wow!
My sister had a theory about #Dajjal few years ago. She said mobile phone is Dajjal. It has one eye and everyone is following it. Can say the girl has a strong point.
— Bushra Joyo-Gandhi (@filmyjoyo) December 4, 2019
Never going to look at Netflix the way I used to…
guys what if this is how #dajjal comes for us, via netflix shiittt. i mean the tv is kind of one eye iykwim
— xiena saeed 🎈 (@dorinbakedbeans) December 4, 2019
Many were alarmed:
We are literally being programmed through a Netflix series. Manipulating our minds for when Dajjal actually arrives, we will accept it as a norm as we would have “seen it before” https://t.co/LpH7iiWOWa
— ®️ (@Ru7ixii) December 3, 2019
All publicity is good publicity, remember!
Fuck , seriously guys. If you disagree with that Netflix show of #Dajjal dont watch it. Its no use hyping it up, remember, " All publicity is good publicity " You are the consumer , you have the power !
— Yusuf Bhyat (@yusuf_bhyat) December 4, 2019
Some were very observant!
The "A" in messiah reflects illuminati. #Dajjal #Netflix pic.twitter.com/YWZc5quNeP
— Tams. (@reemsays_) December 4, 2019
Many were confused at others being scared:
Netflix releasing series about #Dajjal
When this is so obvious with the point of Islam that Dajjal will come on predecided time which no one knows except Allah.
And as a Muslim we should stick on our Faith.
Why everyone is getting scared just bcz of series?— SHEIKHNI💚🇵🇰 (@oyesheikhni) December 4, 2019
People were tweeting out their reactions:
When #dajjal is trending pic.twitter.com/JjjvaUsHlv
— fatima (@Fatimaaa____) December 4, 2019
This was legit me!
Opened Twitter at midnight and seeing #Dajjal trending pic.twitter.com/35sf3Dwtv4
— kroosing 🇸🇱 (@LivingLAJ) December 4, 2019
What? Why? Where? How?
Everybody on Twitter RN #dajjal pic.twitter.com/vxp1LDBSFp
— Yang Amat Mulia KMIE (@metqnxia) December 4, 2019
Uh oh, times up!
My reaction when I saw #Dajjal trending pic.twitter.com/GeUurq40AA
— Hafiz Alfarzan (@HAlfarzan) December 4, 2019
Bruh, it gave me a heart attack!
when you wake up and see "#Dajjal" trending, BRUH pic.twitter.com/JAPoLFNj8r
— Salahuddin (@al_walid4) December 4, 2019
Isssnot!
Why is #Dajjal trending?? Or isssit time🤔🤔
— нσℓу мαη (@Major_Leizer) December 4, 2019
Yes please:
Time to start memorizing first ten ayahs of Surah Kahf #Dajjal https://t.co/oZfCuOr2uZ
— I (@imdadawan) December 4, 2019
Aameen!
People all over getting scared about Netflix releasing a series on #Dajjal, we all should only checkmate our Ibadat and strengthen our Iman. May the Almighty Allah protect us from the Mischief of #Dajjal.
— GREY (@Xainmohaem) December 4, 2019
And while many were planning to not watch the series, others were interested to see how it goes:
This is the scariest thing I've seen in a long while. Literal chills throughout. I'll be interested to see where they go with this. #Dajjal #MessiahIsComing pic.twitter.com/RLZsrtuFSO
— Secrets of Dune (@SecretsOfDune) December 4, 2019
Not sure if this is sarcasm…
Tech lover #Dajjal is coming your way through Netflix. If you are a Muslim, it is part of your emaan to answer through tech – unsubscribe Netflix, delete the app and shut him inside.
— Sameena E. (@SameenaERana) December 4, 2019
OH BHAI!
Damn seriously ?!#dajjal pic.twitter.com/nlW1Ql3YWO
— Feez 🔱 (@amrfeez) December 4, 2019
Imagine relying on a Netflix series for Islamic education:
The coming of #Dajjal is one of the greatest Fitnah of all times. Learn and recite the first ten verses of Suratul Kahf. Seek Allah's protection in prayers after Tahiyyah before tasleem everyday. Seek Islamic history of Dajjal and don't just rely on Netflix. May Allah protect us
— Muhammad Abdullahi (@Muhdabdullahi01) December 4, 2019
Some were just not getting the outrage:
Muslim Twitter is really over-reacting about the Messiah series on Netflix. Many movies have already been made on the same topic in the past, but apparently, it wasn't cool to be outraged back then. I can't with the conspiracy theories 😅 #Dajjal #Messiah
— Mishel (@HiTweeties) December 4, 2019
I mean…
#dajjal
me watching "muslims" (that are supposed to not lose iman for actual dajjal) getting scared & worried for their imaan
over a MOVIE pic.twitter.com/irXzejgYsm— 🌼Ꮭ𝔢ᵇᵘ (@perferror) December 4, 2019
People had questions:
even dajjal was confused by this one. what if dajjal files a copyright case against netflix?#Dajjal https://t.co/lnzc3k7kEI
— Asad (@gostudyasad2) December 4, 2019
Okay, this is getting out of hands now:
Coincidence ? 🙂🙂🙂#Dajjal pic.twitter.com/QNhFuuLdut
— Dawood 🌻 (@Dawooodmdm) December 4, 2019
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