Al Imam Al- Mahdī will conquer Jerusalem

Who is Al-Mahdi?

Al-Mahdi, also known as the Mahdi, is a figure in Islamic eschatology who is believed to be the future guided leader and savior. The concept of the Mahdi is derived from various hadiths (sayings and actions attributed to the Prophet Muhammad) and is widely accepted among Muslims.

According to Islamic belief, the Mahdi is expected to appear in the end times, just before the Day of Judgment. He is believed to be a descendant of Prophet Muhammad through his daughter Fatimah and cousin Ali. The Mahdi is seen as a righteous and just leader who will establish a global Islamic caliphate and bring about a period of peace, justice, and prosperity.

While the Quran does not specifically mention the Mahdi, the concept has been developed and elaborated upon in hadith literature. The hadith collections of Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim, which are highly regarded among Sunni Muslims, contain references to the Mahdi. Additionally, other collections of hadith and Islamic literature provide further details about the Mahdi's characteristics, actions, and the events surrounding his emergence.

The physical features of Mahdi

Descriptions of the physical appearance of the Mahdi can vary, and there is no consensus on specific details among different Islamic traditions and interpretations. The descriptions found in hadith literature often focus more on the Mahdi's qualities, attributes, and actions rather than his physical appearance.

The Mahdī will have the Prophet’s name and the name of the Prophet’s father, so he will be called Mu?ammad b. ?Abdullāh (or A?mad b. ?Abdullāh). Allāh’s Messenger (SAW) said, “Even if there remains only one day before the world ends, Allāh will prolong it to send a man from me, from the members of my House. His name will be similar to my name and his father’s name similar to my father’s name. He will fill the Earth with equity and justice where (previously) it was filled with oppression and injustice.”[7]

He will be a descendant of Fā?imah, daughter of the Prophet (SAW) through al-?asan b. ?Alī.[8]

Although he will not resemble the Prophet (SAW) in appearance, he will resemble him in character.[9] He will closely follow the Sunnah of the Prophet (SAW) and call to it.

That being said, there are some general characteristics and beliefs associated with the Mahdi's appearance. According to certain hadiths, the Mahdi is described as having a fair complexion, a broad forehead, a prominent nose, and a mole on his right cheek. He is believed to have a majestic presence and radiate a sense of charisma and righteousness. However, it's important to note that these descriptions are not universally accepted and can differ among various traditions and scholars.

Regarding the country from which the Mahdi will appear, there are different interpretations. Some traditions suggest that the Mahdi will emerge from the region of Khorasan, which historically encompassed parts of present-day Iran, Afghanistan, and Central Asia. Other interpretations propose that he will arise from the Arab world or specifically from the city of Mecca. It's important to remember that these interpretations are based on hadiths and can vary among different scholars and traditions within the Islamic faith.

ACHIEVEMENTS, BATTLES, AND LEADERSHIP

The Mahdi would be engaged in three wars during his rule:

One battle would be to overthrow the oppression, tyranny, and injustice present in the area and replace it with equality and justice. Another battle would be with the Turks and Romans, who were attempting to topple his Caliphate. The last battle would then be with the False Messiah, who would be attempting to conquer the globe and lead people astray to his false religion. Here's what would happen:

The Mahdi will vanquish his opponents, as we have witnessed in the above-mentioned early conflicts, with his army now strengthened by saints and devout individuals. He captures and kills the Sufyani, who are in charge of oppressing Syria, and then sends his troops to Antioch to rest. One of the companions of the Prophet, praise and peace be upon him, remarked on how lush Antioch was, saying that he had never seen a place with so much rain. The Prophet, praise and peace be upon him, responded by explaining that this was because the Torah, the Staff of Moses, the Tablets, and the Table of Solomon, the son of David, are hidden within its caves and that not a single cloud approaches it from any direction without bestowing its blessing upon that valley.

The Mahdi will then ascend to the position of supreme leader and reformer of the Muslim Ummah.?

This Deen will rule supremely during a major Islamic renaissance, and Muslims' unity will gradually return.

In his mission to restore equality and justice to the planet after it had been wracked by injustice, he would keep battling against the despots of the area. A crippled man descended from the Kindah tribe would be one of these despots. He would have taken power in Egypt from the 'Abqa (one with a speckled face), another despot. The As'hab in al-Sham (one who is grey or reddish white) is another of these despots.

He will lead by example and practise the Prophet Muhammad's (Sallallahu alayhi wasallam) Sunnah.?

After his emergence, he will live for 20 years, during which he will struggle for the first 13 years and then govern for the last 7 with absolute justice and righteousness. Islam will gradually overtake other religions throughout this period, until at last Islam will be the sole religion when Prophet 'Eyssa (Jesus) kills the Dajjal (false Messiah/prophet) and establishes the Mahdi's Caliphate.

The Mahdi will take control of Istanbul, the current name for Constantinople. The history of this victory is as follows:?

The Imam will depart Mecca for Medina, where he will give salaam at the Rowzha Mubarak (The Grave of The Messenger of Allah Sallallahu alayhi wasallam), after the earthquakes that decimated his opponents and the ensuing gathering of Muslim soldiers under his direction.?

Once he had completed this, he would go on to Damascus, where, as was previously said, the Sufyani head of the Kalb tribe would be located. The Imam will establish his headquarters there, where he will undertake military operations against the tyrannical dictators in the area and destroy them, when they have been vanquished there. The Mahdi will rebuild Jerusalem's Bayt-ul-Maqdis (Masjid al-Aqsa), shift the Caliphate's seat from Medina there, and Medina's citizens will swarm thither. The Mansoor will now deliver the Mahdi the troops with the black flag.

The next year, the Roman soldiers would begin to assemble their forces against the Mahdi in reaction to this.

In the vicinity of Allepo Syria, at a location called either Amuq or Dabiq, 960,000 Roman troops would be gathered under 80 flags, signifying 80 different nationalities, with the explicit intent of destroying the Muslims.

The Muslims will be assembling their military troops in Yemen, Iraq, and Syria at this time to create a sizable battalion. This group of mujahideen (Muslim soldiers), chosen from among the greatest individuals on the planet, will be sent by the Mahdi to combat them. For nine months, the Muslims and the Romans would be building up their armies. The Prophet predicted that between the initial Roman betrayal and their coming out to Dabiq, nine months will pass. During this time, the Mahdi will fight two campaigns, one against the Arabs who will not recognise him and the other against the Persians of Khorasan who will not recognise him, both of which will be started by the Dajjal. When the Romans and the Muslims meet face-to-face, the Romans will ask the Muslims to turn over any captives who had engaged in battle and been taken prisoner by their Roman colleagues. By Allah, We will never give up our Muslim brethren, the Muslims will respond in defiance, initiating the Great War (also known as Armageddon), which will result in a terrible struggle. Allah will never ever give towba (repenture) to the third of the Muslim army that flees. The most honourable martyrs in Allah's eyes will be in the third group who are killed. The remaining third will triumph and never again experience loss.?

Four days will pass before the first combat. The Muslim warriors will swear on a daily basis that they will only come back victorious. They will struggle for three days to defeat the enemy, and many soldiers will die as a result. The Romans will fail and give victim to a massive assault by the surviving Muslim forces on the fourth day. The subsequent carnage will be unequalled in human history. The morale of the Romans will be completely destroyed by this annihilation.?

As a result, the Mahdi would destroy the might of the global anti-Muslim forces that had gathered at that time.

Turkey will be the next stop after continuing to advance against the remaining Romans. The Mahdi will send 70,000 Banu Is-haq men from the Syrian coast to retake Istanbul and free it from Roman domination. Without firing a shot, they will cross the Mediterranean Sea, go to Turkey, and take Istanbul. The Takbeer and Tahleel of these soldiers will be crushed under portions of the city. Laa ilaha ilial-laahu wallahu Akbar will be recited while they just stroll across the city. The Muslim muazhzhins will then implement the five-times-daily azhaan across the city.??

Also arriving in Istanbul, the Mahdi will establish the framework for his authority, designate local leaders, and—most importantly—make preparations for the application of Islamic law. With this triumph, the Muslims will gain countless riches. A rumour will circulate that "the Dajjal has broken loose in Syria and is wreaking havoc among your families" as he and his followers are preoccupied with seizing and collecting these immense wealth. The Imam will find this information quite upsetting, so he will send 10 men ahead to find out the facts. the next ten As the Holy Prophet (Sallallahu alayhi wasallam) said, "I know their names and the names of their fathers; they will be among the best warriors in that era." Even the colour of their horses was something the Prophet of Kareem (Sallallahu alayhi wasallam) recognised.?

The whole tale will be untrue, according to one of them. Yet, Dajjal has not manifested. Shaitan made up this untruth in an effort to obstruct the Muslims' advancement. The Takbeer and Kalimah will be used by the Mahdi and the conquerors of Istanbul to continue their march into enemy-held areas of Western Europe (such as Greece, Italy, etc.) in the same way, finally capturing Rome in the process.?

After the Mahdi arrives in Jerusalem the next year, the great impostor (Dajjaal), the False Messiah, will finally manifest himself and start his campaign of corruption and mayhem between Syria and Iraq. He will continue to serve him for forty days, four of which will be equivalent to a year, six to a month, seven to a week, and the remaining sixteen to ordinary days, for a total of 428 days.?

In addition to Tatars, Bedouins, and illegitimate persons (those born outside of marriage), the Dajjal will have a sizable following. The Muslims under the Mahdi will be assembling their forces in Damascus while being encircled by the Dajjaal's soldiers.

The Mahdi and his allies would be busy setting up the prayer formation for Fajr after the 40th day of the Dajjal's rule. The Messiah Eyssa (Alayhis salaam), son of Maryam, will suddenly descend from the sky, clad in two yellow robes, resting on the shoulders of two angels, and join the lines of Muslims for salaah. The jamaat salaah will then begin. It will be led by the Mahdi at Fajr. He will then leave, killing the Dajjal's adherents while the son of Maryam pursues the latter until they meet at the Gate of Uhud, where the latter is then killed.?

The Mahdi will thereafter govern the whole globe for seven years with equality and justice once the Dajjal and his army have been destroyed.

The Muslims will become much wealthier under his reign. There won't be any droughts, and the land will be very fruitful. The ground will provide an abundance of the highest grade crops. A surplus of cash and food is guaranteed by this wealthy agricultural state. In fact, so much that anyone who seek aid from the Baitul-Maal will be given as much as they are able to carry away.

When it is announced that those in need should rise up, just one person will do so because people's hearts will become so independent of riches and reliant on Allah. When this individual receives such a large amount of riches, he will feel guilty and wish to return it, but the response will be, "We do not take back what has been given. You may keep everything.

The Muslims will, in summary, have very opulent and pleasant lives that they will never again have in this world. Lands will be divided evenly among the people by the Mahdi.??

This magnificent Imam, a man who supplied the ideal continuation of Allah's Supreme Religion—ISLAM—after these seven years, will depart for the regions of the Hereafter. His Janaaza prayer will be performed, and he will be laid to rest in Syria. The Quraysh's power will be removed, and the Messiah son of Maryam will take over as the new leader of the Muslims.