The Awaited Mahdi and the End of Time from the Antiquities and Sunnah 1 The Complete Facts...
The Awaited Mahdi between the myths of the peoples and the realities of Islam
They say that there is no legend among the legends of the first people. In all the cultures and religions of the world, there is the character of the savior who represents goodness, the same characteristics as the Mahdi in Islam, with a little difference.
A hero comes at the end of time to lift humanity from the depths and fill the earth with justice and justice after it was filled with injustice. This idea is the common denominator between peoples and civilizations, and hardly any nation is devoid of the idea of ​​the savior, the expected savior, the great boy of the East, or the just ruler, whatever his name.
They say that the noble and ideal image that was drawn of the Mahdi or the Savior in all faiths made him an aspiration for many because he represents the pinnacle of perfection and human success. Therefore, the stories and news do not stop about those who dream of being the Mahdi.
They say that the idea of ​​the Mahdi infiltrated the Islamic heritage during the period of political conflict between the Umayyads and the Banu Hashim.
The Umayyads snatched the kingdom from the Banu Hashim and established the oppressive kingdom of the Banu Umayyads. Then their kingship was soon destroyed under the blows of a branch of the Banu Hashim, that is, the Abbasids.
This conflict took on an ideological dimension, so each group had its savior, and its hero was the Mahdi, the hero of the Banu Hashim, who would restore the Islamic caliphate and fill the earth with justice and justice, versus the Sufyani, the hero of the Banu Umayyad, who would renew his rule. Some claim that the character of the Sufyani was invented by Khalid bin Yazid, who was removed from the throne by Marwan bin Al-Hakam, or so on. It said
Are we really a legendary hero who will never come?
For us, the pure source and ruling on matters of the unseen is the Qur’an and the Sunnah. Sunni scholars say that the hadiths of the Mahdi are in the Sunnah of the Prophet.
It is frequent, morally, and therefore authentic. The number of narrations that talked about the Mahdi as a person exceeds 200 narrations in hadith books, and the number of companions who narrated hadiths heralding the Mahdi on the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, is 26 companions.
As for the hadiths about the return of the caliphate after the forced rule, some of which do not explicitly mention the Mahdi by name, they are also very numerous, frequent, and authentic.
But on the other hand, there are also many other narratives and traces related to the Mahdi, whether among the Shiites or among the Sunnis and the community, which have included some impurities, especially those narratives that were written down in the politically turbulent transitional period between the rule of the Banu Umayyads and the kingdom of the Banu Abbas.
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