The Promised One whom the world awaits: Where does the opposition to the Hadiths of the Promised Mahdi originate from? مقاله

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Despite this, it is very regrettable that some of them, solely because the Shia community considers the Promised Mahdi to be their twelfth Imam, have engaged in a series of fabrications to refute and invalidate the authentic and reliable hadiths of their own famous books, even going as far as denying the very essence of the subject!. The most interesting points seen in Ibn Khaldun's investigations regarding the subject of (the Promised Mahdi) and the rejection of this belief are three things, which we present below for the readers: 1- He says that the famous Sunni traditionist Muhammad ibn Isma'il al-Bukhari has not narrated the news of the Mahdi in his book "Sahih" itself. Furthermore, in other Sahih books and reliable Sunni books, dozens of authentic and valuable narrations regarding the subject of Mahdi Al-Muhammad (peace be upon him) have appeared, which, according to Kanji Shafi'i, have reached the level of tawatur (succession) and leave no room for doubt for anyone. Ibn Khaldun transmits this matter from Ibn [him] and Yahya Qattan, and that is about a highly esteemed scholar like Asim ibn Abi al-Najud, whom Muslims of the world today recite the Holy Quran according to his dignified style and method of recitation. Interestingly, in this same discussion, Ibn Khaldun quotes Hakim al-Nishapuri, Abu Nuaym al-Isfahani, and other greats, stating that they consider Asim to be the leader of Islamic scholars and have said that all his narrations are authentic!