Although, there are differing views regarding the identity of Dajjal among scholars. Some argue that Dajjal is merely a fictional character symbolizing evil. However, the most common belief is that Dajjal is a real figure who will appear at the end of time, bringing all sorts of trials and evils upon mankind.

Dajjal is depicted as a creature who will bring chaos in the end times. It is said that the goodness spread by Dajjal is actually evil, while the evil he presents is seen as goodness. It is noted that his right hand carries hell, while his left hand carries heaven.

Therefore, we all pray not to experience life during the arrival of Dajjal. However, no one can predict when the creature will appear. Some narrations mention that Dajjal will appear at the end of time. By regularly reciting prayers for protection from the trials of Dajjal, it is hoped that we can all be saved from the temptations it brings.

One of the prayers for protection from Dajjal can be found in the book Shahih Muslim, narrated by Abu Hurairah. He heard the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) saying: "When you have finished reciting the final tashahhud, seek refuge in Allah from four things: the torment of Hellfire, the torment of the grave, the trials of life and death, and the evil of Dajjal, who is deprived of Allah's mercy." (Narrated by Muslim)

"Allahumma inni audzubika min 'adzabi jahannama wa min adzabil qabri wa min fitnatil mahya wal mamati, wa min syarri fitnatil masihid dajjal." Translation: "O Allah, I seek refuge in You from the punishment of Hellfire, from the punishment of the grave, from the trials of life and death, and from the evil trials of the false messiah, the Dajjal." (Narrated by Imam Muslim from Anas and Abu Hurairah RA)