In religious literature, the End Times (Akhir al-Zamān) is portrayed as an era fraught with seditions (Fitnah) and great trials, where the lives of believers are beset by numerous ethical, social, and spiritual challenges. In this context, finding ways to preserve faith, mitigate harm, and navigate this critical period is of paramount importance. With a profound insight into religious teachings, Ayat-Allah Bahjat offers solutions encompassing recommendations for strengthening individual faith and ethical foundations, as well as establishing social stability and cohesion. Therefore, employing a descriptive-analytical method and utilizing SWOT analysis (identifying Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats) based on library research, this article aims to examine ways to escape seditions or limit and reduce apocalyptic harms in the lives of believers from Ayatollah Behjat's perspective. The results indicate that the most significant factors recommended by Ayat-Allah Bahjat for countering apocalyptic tribulations include spiritual self-purification (Tazkiyah), attention to supplication and connection with God, and adherence to ethical principles and Sharia. Furthermore, emphasis on individual self-improvement, strengthening social spirituality, cohesion among believers, and participation in charitable acts are analyzed as strategic strengths and opportunities with high potential for reducing apocalyptic harms. Conversely, challenges such as the lack of institutional strategies, cultural threats, and weaknesses in formal religious education are analyzed as existing obstacles and threats.