The Fall of Gog and Magog

Beyond a barrier unknown to the world, Gog and Magog labored without rest. Day after day,

generation after generation, they dug relentlessly. Their tools struck stone,

their hands bled, and their eyes burned with obsession. Each day they dug until the barrier

grew thin—so thin that the rays of the sun nearly broke through. And every time,

the one who led them would say, “Go back. We will dig again tomorrow.”

They would leave with certainty, convinced victory was inevitable. But when they returned

the next day, the barrier stood whole again—stronger than before. What they had carved

away by effort alone was restored by the will of Allah. This continued for years beyond counting.