Category: The 12th Imam

Explore the profound spiritual connection between Lady Fatima (sa) and Imam Mahdi (aj). This article highlights how her legacy guides and strengthens his divine mission. A timeless bond that continues to inspire believers.
Eid al-Bay’ah marks the sacred day of renewing allegiance to the Twelfth Imam, Imam Mahdi (A.S.). It is a time for spiritual devotion, unity, and reaffirming faith in divine guidance and justice.
While both Shia and Sunni Muslims await the Mahdi as a divinely guided leader who will establish global justice, they differ significantly on his identity, timeline, and role in the end times.
Many signs foretell the reappearance of Imam Mahdi (AJ), pointing to global change and spiritual awakening. They remind believers to stay prepared and hopeful.
Though hidden from public view, Imam Mahdi (AJ) is alive and continues to guide the world spiritually. His presence ensures that divine mercy and leadership remain on Earth.
Imam Mahdi (AJ) entered occultation by divine command to protect his life and preserve true faith. His concealment is a test and preparation for a global mission of justice.
Imam Mahdi (AJ) is a universal leader whose mission extends beyond any single faith. Recognizing him brings hope, unity, and a path to global justice.
Imam Mahdi (AJ) descends from the noble lineage of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) through Imam Hassan al-Askari (A.S.). His pure ancestry affirms his divine role as the 12th and final Imam.
Imam Mahdi (AJ) is the divinely promised savior who will fill the world with justice and peace. Understanding his role gives meaning to hope, resistance, and spiritual readiness.
Many myths surround Imam Mahdi (AJ), clouding his true mission and identity. This piece separates fact from fiction to reveal the real promise of the 12th Imam.

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Why is he called the "12th Imam"?

He is called the “12th Imam” because he is the twelfth and final leader (Imam) in the line of Imams from the Prophet Muhammad’s family, as believed by Shia Muslims.

He is called the “12th Imam” because he is the twelfth and final leader (Imam) in the line of Imams from the Prophet Muhammad’s family, as believed by Shia Muslims.

He is called the “12th Imam” because he is the twelfth and final leader (Imam) in the line of Imams from the Prophet Muhammad’s family, as believed by Shia Muslims.

He is called the “12th Imam” because he is the twelfth and final leader (Imam) in the line of Imams from the Prophet Muhammad’s family, as believed by Shia Muslims.

He is called the “12th Imam” because he is the twelfth and final leader (Imam) in the line of Imams from the Prophet Muhammad’s family, as believed by Shia Muslims.

He is called the “12th Imam” because he is the twelfth and final leader (Imam) in the line of Imams from the Prophet Muhammad’s family, as believed by Shia Muslims.

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