Al-Qaul Al-Mahmood - Khalifatullah Mehdi
Al-Qaul Al-Mahmood - Khalifatullah Mehdi
Al-Qaul Al-Mahmood - Khalifatullah Mehdi
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<strong>Al</strong> <strong>Qaul</strong> <strong>Al</strong> <strong>Mahmood</strong><br />
Hzt Syed <strong>Al</strong>i Yadullahi Makki Badey Miyan RH<br />
Christ AS went astray since they could not associate Ahmed with Muhammad 32 . They thought that the<br />
birth of Muhammad did not fulfill the prophecy.<br />
Again in Torah, it was mentioned that <strong>Al</strong>lah would come on Mount Sinai (Taurus Mountains) along<br />
with angels close to Him and Shine on Seir 33 .<br />
If one goes by the literal meaning of the prophecy it is evident that God did not manifest Himself on<br />
the peaks of Faran (Paran) Mountains. How can the Jews accept a person who emerged on the<br />
Mountain of Faran (near Makkah) along with a few voiceless poor He who emerged on the mountains<br />
near Makkah in Arabia was Muhammad SAS .<br />
The prophecies cannot be and should not be explained literally. Their real purpose has to be taken<br />
into consideration. The trouble arises when the real meaning is adhered to. Even learned people cannot<br />
understand and explain them. How can the people with average or below average intellect understand<br />
the purpose of the divine prophecies<br />
Similar is the case with the prophecies about Imam Mahdi AS . They cannot be correctly understood<br />
and explained by resorting to the literal meaning of the terms used in the traditions of Prophet<br />
Muhammad SAS . Therefore, it becomes necessary to explain prophetic signs in terms of the events<br />
accompanying the appearance of Imam Mahdi AS .<br />
Obviously, the identification of a person is not difficult if his birth literally and strictly follows the<br />
signs described in the prophecy. We can go to the extent of saying that this is not possible, because it is<br />
not necessary that every human being should be blessed with Faith (iman) in the Unknown. Had it been<br />
the divine will to make everyone a faithful, <strong>Al</strong>lah’s prophets would not have been repudiated by their<br />
own people despite obvious signs in the scriptures. The Jews repudiated the prophethood of Jesus<br />
Christ AS and his being the Messiah, despite prophecies in the scriptures. Similarly, both the Jews and<br />
Christians repudiated Prophet Muhammad SAS . Had the prophets not been repudiated, the entire human<br />
kind would have been the follower of one religion. Religious differences would have been wiped out.<br />
<strong>Al</strong>lah has said in Quran: “If it had been thy Lord’s will, they all would have believed, all who are on Earth<br />
(S.X.:99). It follows from this that the variety of religious followings shows that the prophets were not<br />
born strictly in accordance with the letter of the prophecies. It can now be said that the signs in the<br />
prophecies about Imam Mahdi AS too fall in the same category. It follows that the signs common to all<br />
the prophecies about Imam Mahdi AS will be authentic and categorical proof.<br />
But the attributes of the Imam AS described in them contradicting each other cannot be treated as<br />
authentic. The principles of Fiqh prove that contradictory attributes cancel each other. These traditions,<br />
of course, prove that Imam Mahdi AS will definitely come, but the attributes described in them are not fit<br />
to be discussed.<br />
DOUBTS CLARIFIED<br />
Some of the questions raised earlier in this tract will now be answered.<br />
32 Muhammad is translated as “Glorified” and Ahmed as “Most Glorified.” Muhammad by<br />
Martin Lings, New Delhi, 1983, p.47.<br />
33 “And he said, the Lord came from Sinai and rose up from Seir unto them, he shined from<br />
Mount paran (Faran Near Makkah), and he came with ten thousand saints; from his right hand<br />
went a fiery law for them. (Deuteronomy 33: 2).<br />
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