Indeed the Shias do believe in the very same Imam Mahdi as mentioned above. However, they hold some corrupt beliefs concerning Imam Mahdi. Thus, they believe Imam Mahdi will be greater and hold a higher status than Rasulullah Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam despite the fact that there is a consensus on Rasulullah Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam
Educatingon Islam and Shi'ism dont go well together. They believe that Imam Mahdi was already born and hiding somewhere in a cave. They have to keep this believe up otherwise their entire premise crumbles. Islam is simple ya akhi, follow the Quran and sunnah. According to this sahih Hadith the Quran and the Ahlul bayt (the progeny of the
TwelverShi'ah, the largest of the three groups of Shi'ah extant today. They believe that, after the death of Muhammad, the lineage of Ali was ordained to take over leadership of the Muslim community. They are unique among the Shi'ah in the belief that the 12th leader of Ali's lineage continues to live in occultation. Shiites continued to venerate the Imams, or the descendants of the Prophet, until the 12th Imam, Mohammed al-Mahdi (the Guided One), who disappeared in the 9th century at the location of the Imamaz-Zaman (a.t.f.s.) himself ordered Abul Qasim Ibn Rauh Naubakhti (r.a.) to appoint him to this post. The Samaris were among those Shia families that were highly respected for their services to Islam in general and the Shiite cause in particular. Hence, his appointment as the fourth deputy was undisputed. Specifically many ask if an Islamic / Muslim antichrist is a probability. To answer, we must first find out who the Twelfth Imam is and what he is expected to do for Islam. Second, we must examine the statements by Shiite Muslims in relation to those hopes, and, third, we need to look to the Bible to shed light on the whole issue. Imamof the time because of the fact that Imam of the time is the Deputy of the Prophet (SAWA) who is the Deputy of Allah (SAWA). More and more sincere remembrance of Allah makes the believer more near to the Imam of the time, Al-Mahdi (AS). 2. Remembering the Imam means feeling his presence with us in this G5Tvrwi.
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