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Before the final Day of Judgement of the world, there will be a period of time when there will be injustice and atrocity everywhere. An offspring from Sayyada Fatima-tuz-Zahra’s(A.S.) will come.

Sahib al Asr waz- Zamaan, Al-Hujjat, Al-Qaim, Al-Muntazir, Al-Muntazar, Mauood, Imam-e-Asr, Baqiyatullah are the titles of Imam Mahdi.

In Shia Islam, Imam Mahdi is the 12th Imam. Imam Mahdi was born on the 15th of Shaaban 255 AD in Samarrah and he is alive, Alhamdulillah but is in occultation by the will of Allah. There are two phases of occultation: the minor occultation Ghaibat-e-Sughra – 8th Rabi-ul-Awal 260 AH (872 AD) and the major occultation Ghaybat-e-Kubra – 10th Shawwal 329 AH (939 AD). The major occultation is ongoing and is expected to continue until the Mahdi’s reappearance. Father of Imam Mahdi is Imam Hasan-al-Askari(A.S.)11th imam and his mother is commonly known as Janab-e-Narjis Khatoon (S.A) in Islam.

He will promote the justice in the whole world. Shia islamic scholars say that all their community is waiting for their leader who will do justice in the world.

Imam Mahdi will be commonly known as Imam Mehdi or Imam Mahdi(A.T.F.). The term al-Mahdi was employed from the beginning of Islam. Imam Mehdi is commonly known by few names like Muhammad Ibn-e-Hasan Askari, Aakhri Hujjat, Imam Mahdi, Imam-al-Mehdi, the Awaited Mahdi and many more. The Beloved Rasool has said in a blessed Hadees that he will rule for seven 7 or nine 9 years on the world.

Hazrat Ali, also known as Imam Ali or Ali ibn Abi Talib, holds a significant position in Islamic history.

Imam Ali was Born in the Holy Kaaba in Mecca around 600-CE. He Ali was the cousin and son-in-law of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). Early Life and Upbringing: Hazrat Ali was born to Abu Talib and Fatimah bint Asad. Raised in the household of the Prophet, he received early guidance and education from the Messenger of Allah. Conversion to Islam: Among the earliest converts to Islam, Hazrat Ali embraced the faith when Prophet Muhammad first received revelations in the Cave of Hira. Marriage to Fatimah (RA): Hazrat Ali’s marriage to Fatimah, the daughter of Prophet Muhammad, is a revered union in Islamic history.

Their union resulted in several children, including Hasan and Husayn, who are esteemed figures in Islam. Participation in Early Battles: Hazrat Ali played a vital role in early Islamic battles, including Badr, Uhud, and the Battle of the Trench (Khandaq), earning him the title “Lion of Allah” for his bravery.Caliphate and Challenges: Following the death of the third Caliph, Uthman ibn Affan, Hazrat Ali assumed the role of the fourth Caliph in 656 CE.

His caliphate faced challenges, including the aftermath of Uthman’s assassination and the ensuing First Fitna (civil war). Contributions to Islamic Jurisprudence: Hazrat Ali is highly esteemed for his contributions to the Islamic jurisprudence. His sayings and judgments, compiled in “Nahj-al-Balagha” (The Peak of Eloquence), serve as a valuable source of wisdom and guidance. Martyrdom: Hazrat Ali’s caliphate concluded in 661 CE with his assassination in Kufa while offering prayers in the mosque. His death marked a significant event in Islamic history and contributed to the establishment of the Umayyad Caliphate.

Hazrat Ali is revered by Sunni and Shia Muslims for his piety, knowledge, and unwavering commitment to Islam. His legacy continues to inspire millions of Muslims globally.