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Question No. 3660 10 September 2026 Official answer by Master Ali Saei (Abdullah Meshkat) verified Content level: Intermediate

An Explanation of Near-Death Predictions and a Nuclear Attack on Tehran?

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Dear questioner, Master Ali Saei
Tracking code: #Q-3660

One of the people who had a near-death experience and had also hosted a television programme was the young man whose hair had fallen out because of cancer and who had studied physics.

He gave a three-and-a-half-hour programme on YouTube. Here, I’ll share the parts of his remarks that relate to recent events in Iran.

He said that Iran would come under a naval blockade, leaving it increasingly constrained. Since its missiles could not reach Israel, Iran would decide to launch a ground invasion through Iraq and Syria. He also warned, “You see, Iran has assembled a large force; the time for an atomic bomb has come.”

Tehran would be hit with a tactical nuclear weapon, with the bomb landing somewhere around Jomhuri Street, leaving nothing of the city. He said that the city referred to in the narrations as Zuraya is, in fact, Tehran. He also advised people to take the possibility seriously: if the United States tightened the blockade further, they should evacuate and leave Tehran.

Iran would be partitioned, and the Islamic Republic would be established in South Khorasan. He said the regime itself knew this and had already informed its forces that the Islamic Republic would be formed in Khorasan and that they should go there.

The Islamic Republic would be in Khorasan, not Iran. The ruler of Khorasan would be a man named Yazdi. He said the security forces even showed him this man’s phone during his experience and told him, “The person you saw is this man.” He replied, “Yes, that’s him.” This man would rule in Khorasan alongside the Leader. Iran would be governed by a Bakhtiari woman who was worthy in every respect; she would ally with China and Russia and rebuild the country.

There are further details behind all these claims, which would be better to hear directly. The cities said to be hit by atomic bombs include Tehran; they were uncertain about Karaj; Bandar Abbas, Khark Island, Chabahar, Natanz, Mount Kolang (whose blast radius would reach Isfahan), southern Isfahan, Tabriz, Kuhshahr, Qom (which would feel the tremors), and Mashhad.

At the same time as the ground invasion of Iran, the “Black-Clad” would attack the cities, seize and kill Basij members and religious people, wrap them in the royal flag, and hang them from the bridges at the entrance to Tehran. The war would last four years: two years have passed, and two remain.

Before Dey, he said, “I told you there would be unrest; don’t leave your homes.” He had also predicted the Leader’s martyrdom, and the Leader was martyred.

After the war, Iran would become a country that everyone would envy. People would seek refuge in Iran from America. Imam Mahdi and Lady Fatima Zahra would have a special regard for the country.

There is much more, but I won’t recount it all. Please explain the claims that Tehran will be hit by an atomic bomb and the other matters mentioned.

The person’s YouTube address:
@xix_sahebi

After searching, select “Channel,” then select “Live” to find the material.

Subject category: Critique of Doubts

The essence and first answer at a glance (60-word summary)

Near-death visions, like dreams, can be true or false and may resemble stories or fantasies. Predictions of a nuclear attack on Tehran and the breakup of Iran are demagogic and contradictory, and form part of the enemy’s psychological warfare. Zora was destroyed by corruption, not war, and describing a patient’s condition has nothing to do with knowledge of the unseen.

Answer by Master Ali Saei (Abdullah Meshkat)

Teacher and researcher in the intellectual tradition of wisdom and the Ahl al-Bayt | Soroush Bamdadān Cultural Center

Near-death experiences, like dreams, can be truthful or false.

From the substance of his remarks, it seems that what he describes is neither a dream nor a vision, but something more like a work of the imagination or a story. It is more like a script: he recounts things that have been dictated to him.

There are many contradictions in his claims. On the one hand, he speaks of Iran being torn apart and destroyed; on the other, from those ashes he describes a city called Madinah, to which everyone rushes.

These claims are deeply demagogic.

“Zura” seems to refer more to Baghdad than to Tehran. Moreover, the likely cause of Zura’s destruction is corruption, not war.

And if he has knowledge of the unseen, then no one can prevent what he foretells. His claim that he wants to warn people so they can stop it is profoundly contradictory.

Describing what happens in an operating room or hospital has nothing to do with knowledge of the unseen.

With specific techniques that stimulate the senses, glands, emotions and bodily vibrations, anyone can have such dreams; no near-death experience is needed. To exploit this ability by claiming knowledge of the unseen is to overstep one’s bounds.

Programs of this kind are part of the enemy’s psychological warfare. They have a harmful effect on ordinary people, robbing them of peace of mind and stirring up anxiety.

Why would Lady Fatima Zahra (peace be upon her) turn to Mr. Mozun for help, when the whole universe turns to the Lady of the Two Worlds and, through her, asks God Almighty to grant its needs?

For now.

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