Original sentence: "   In a similar narration, Prophet Muhammad again asked Allah to bless the areas Medina, Mecca, Sham, and Yemen and, when asked specifically to bless Najd, repeated similar comments about there being earthquakes, trials, tribulations, and the horns of Satan.A hadith related to the three above narrations may also be found in Sahih Muslim specifically addressing the people of najd and directly attributing the hadith to that area.Shia and Sunnis hold the position that this refers to the area in Saudi Arabia presently known as Najd.Sunnis have pointed out that this idea of najd is correct
Edited sentence: "   In a similar narration, Prophet Muhammad again asked Allah to bless the areas Medina, Mecca, Sham, and Yemen and, when asked specifically to bless Iraq, repeated similar comments about there being earthquakes, trials, tribulations, and the horns of Satan.A hadith related to the three above narrations may also be found in Sahih Muslim specifically addressing the people of Iraq and directly attributing the hadith to that area.Many Sunnis have pointed out that this idea of najd is incorrect and that the present-day Najd was known by al-Yamama during Muhammad's time and the word "najd" simply means a place that lies to the east, and that the southern region of Iraq (being east and north of Medina) is the correct area.Most cite the above hadith referring specifically to Iraq as further evidence of this.Shi'a and some Sunnis hold the position that this refers to the area in Saudi Arabia presently known as Najd.These Sunnis believe this view is reinforced by the fact that most major religious groups that deviated from the Sunnis originated from Iraq (and generally from the east), including the Kharijites, Qadariyya, Jahmites, most Shia groups, Sufism and the Mu‘tazilah.This is further reinforced by the hadeeths where Muhammad states that the turmoil and afflictions will come from the east and it would be from the east that there would appear the height of unbelief