Mahdiism

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For the special Tasawwufī-Ṭarīqah or Sect/Religious denomination founded by Syed Muhammad Jaunpuri in India in the late 15th century, see Mahdavia. For the other groups who claimed that their leader was Mahdi, see List of Mahdi claimants.

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Not to be confused with Messianism.

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Mahdiism is the concept of awaiting a savior in Islam. Muslims believe that Imam Mahdi along with prophet Jesus will return at the end of time. Imam Mahdi is the awaited savior in Islam. Muslims also believe that Jesus is a messiah and will return along with Imam Mahdi.

See also

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