It will obliterate all Muslim resistance to the Great News of Al-Qiyamah.

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shriadishakti , mahesh khatri

<maheshkhatri> wrote:

> Jai Shri Mataji

>

> Dear Jagbir and all the members of Mahdi-unite group, pls refer to

> the post by " The Renaissance " in the Mahdi group. He has mentioned

> that Shri Mataji in not the Mahdi as I had stated in the article.

> Pls reply to his post

>

>

>

> The Renaissance <therevitalization> wrote

>

> And Just for your Knowledge I forgot to mention that Mahdi is not

> a woman. He is a man, originally named Muhammad himself, a

> descendant of Prophet Muhammad SAW from the children of her

> daughter Fatima (R.A) and cousin/son-in-law Hazrat Ali (R.A), and

> the description of his physical appearance and the circumstances

> and conditions of time after which he will appear is available.

>

> So by any means Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi, with all due respects to

> her and with no offense to your feelings, is not Mahdi. Because of

> the so many reasons i have discussed, and if you ask I can tell

> you in detail about Mahdi apart from the brief stuff i have told

> in this and the last mail.

>

> Thanks,

> Bilal Khan

>

>

Dear Mahesh,

 

i was waiting for an answer to the post below but it has not come:

 

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MahdiUnite

" ayesnears " <ayesnears Add to Address Book

Sat, 31 Jul 2004 12:57:41 -0000

Re: [MahdiUniteMuslims] Who is the Mahdi?

 

Hello-

 

This is my first post here and I am honored that I should be allowed

to do so. My comment is only an observation about prophesized

saviors. There seem to be many or could they simply be one? The Jews

talk about their great hero who will come to them someday and lead

them to great victory over the world, the native American Hopi's

talk of the rise of their true brother who will unite them at a time

when most of the world will perish, the Christians believe their

savior will return in a time of turmoil. The ancient Aztecs of

central America, believed in the return of their sacred

Quetzaquartal, and mistook the Spanish conquistadors for him and his

allies. Surely one must hold out hope that some great spiritual

leader can help us human to rise to a more just and compassionate

world, but one must be careful in this it seems to me. One must

trust both their head and their heart and pray for divine guidance

it seems to me.

 

Just wondering,

 

Bobbyh

 

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It is obvious for that the Mahdi - whether of Muslims, Christians,

Jews or others - will be one and the same. It just does not make any

sense that different mahdis will come separately as this figure is

supposed to end all human division and ignorance, and usher an age

of unprecedented enlightenment. i quote:

 

" Engineer Madani: Is belief in the promised Mahdi confined to the

followers of Islam, or does it exist in other religions too?Mr.

Hoshyar: In fact, this belief is not limited to the Muslims alone.

In almost all religions and heavenly creeds one can find a similar

belief in the future savior. The followers of these religions

believe that there will come a time when the world will become

corrupt and engulfed in a crisis. Evil and injustice will become the

rule of the day. Disbelief will cover the entire world. At that

time, the universal savior of the world will appear. With remarkable

divine help he will restore the purity of faith and defeat

materialism with the help of divine worship. Not only are the

tidings to be found in revealed books like the Zand and Pazand, and

Jamaspname of the Zoroastrians, the Torah and other Biblical books

of the Jews, and the Gospel of the Christians, such information can

also be seen, more or less, among the Brahmins and the Buddhists.

 

The followers of all religions and traditions maintain such a belief

and are awaiting the appearance of such a commanding figure under

the divine protection. Each tradition recognizes this figure with a

different name and specific title. The Zoroastrians call him

Saoshyant (meaning the 'savior of the world'); the Jews know him as

the messiah, whereas the Christians regard him as the Savior

Messiah. However, each group believes that this divinely ordained

savior will be among them. The Zoroastrians believe he is Persian

and among the followers of Zoroaster. The Jews maintain that he will

be among the Children of Israel, and the follower of Moses. The

Christians think he will be one among them. Muslims believe that he

will be among the Hashimites and among the direct descendants of the

Prophet. In Islam he has been fully introduced, whereas in other

religions this is not so. ...

 

It is not appropriate to confine the deliverer of the world, the

Mahdi, to one particular nation. He will actually come to fight

against all discriminatory claims of racial, creedal and national

distinction. Consequently, he should be regarded as the Mahdi of the

whole of humanity. He is the savior and deliverer of the people who

worship God. His victory is the victory of all the prophets and all

the righteous ones on earth. He will be restoring the religion of

Abraham, Moses, Jesus and all of the heavenly revelations, namely,

Islam; he will revive the pure religion of Moses and Jesus which had

foretold the prophethood of Muhammad.

 

Let us be clear that we have no intention of proving the existence

of the promised Mahdi by referring to the ancient books, nor are we

in need of doing so. Our intention is to demonstrate that the belief

in the appearance of the unique savior of the world is a common

religious belief, stemming from divine revelation, of which all

prophets gave glad tidings. All nations are awaiting his emergence,

but they have made errors in identifying him. . . .

 

After having demonstrated the necessity for general prophethood to

guide humanity to its this- and next-worldly goals, it is accurate

to hold that the same proof can be utilized to establish the fact

that, whenever the prophet dies, there must exist in his place

someone who can lead the community to those ends. This person should

be someone who can continue the work of the prophet in providing the

divine ordinances and reach out to the people in their search for

the religious and spiritual path. God's purposes cannot be fulfilled

without such a person existing among the people to promulgate those

laws without errors of omission or commission. Thus, in the absence

of the prophet, God's benevolence makes it necessary that there

should be someone among the people to make sure that divine

revelation is protected from human interference and interpolations,

and that divine laws are made accessible to the people at all times.

 

This outstanding person must also, like the prophet, be immune and

protected from committing any error and mistakes in receiving,

recording and delivering the divine ordinances to establish the

proof that God's guidance for the people is intact. Moreover, he

should be fully knowledgeable about the truth of the religious

ordinances and should himself act upon those ordinances so that

others can bring their own acts and opinions into conformity with

his and follow his example in their search for truth, without

falling into doubt and confusion and without resorting to excuses

for not having found the proof of religious truth. Since the Imam

must also be protected from committing any error in carrying out

this great responsibility, it must be pointed out that the Imam's

knowledge is other than that acquired through sense perception.

 

Hence, his knowledge is different from the knowledge of an ordinary

person. Through the Prophet's own guidance the Imam possesses clear

insights into religious knowledge. Moreover, he is endowed with

direct experience of the truth through his inner eyes. It is because

of this that he is protected from any error or forgetfulness, and so

acts in accord with this experience and direct observation of

religious truth. More importantly, it is this attribute that

qualifies him to assume the Imamate of the Muslim community.

 

In other words, there must exist among the people a perfect

individual, one possessing absolute faith in God's revelation and

exemplifying the best character and personal qualities in order to

lead people in the minutest details of God's ordinances. At all

these levels he must be protected from error, forgetfulness, and

acts of disobedience. He must be ma'süm. It is the coming together

of faith and action, knowledge and practice, that makes him the

personification of all the possible human potentials of perfection.

 

The realization of these potentials indisputably anoints him the

leader of humanity. If humanity, at any point, is deprived of this

leadership, the situation could lead to the disappearance of the

divine ordinances which were proclaimed for the betterment of

humankind. Moreover, it could lead to the discontinuation of divine

help and could sever the connection between the divine and human

realms.In other words, there should always be a person among the

people who is endowed with special guidance from God and is

protected through God's benevolence in order for him to provide the

necessary guidance and lead the people to their perfection in accord

with their divinely endowed potentials. Moreover, through his

knowledge and in any way possible, he should aid them in their

journey towards their Creator. It is the existence of the sacred

presence of the Imam as the Proof of God and as a perfect example of

religious life that can make the divine presence known and divine

worship possible in a society. Without the Imam's existence God

cannot be known or worshipped perfectly. The inner self of the Imam

is the receptacle for God's knowledge and divine secrets. It is like

a mirror that reflects the realities of the material world, and

people derive benefit from these reflections. "

 

The eschatological requirements of the Muslim Mahdi, Jewish Messiah,

Christian Comforter, Zoroastrian Saoshyant, Buddhist Maitreya have

been fulfilled by the Shakti of the Sanaatana Dharma, Shri Mataji

Nirmala Devi. There seem to be many but all are simply one Mahdi in

the form of the Adi Shakti Shri Mataji. SYs just have to present

these facts to the public. The earlier this is done the easier will

it be for those awaiting the Mahdi become aware that such a figure

has come.

 

i think an important point in Bilal Khan's post is worth mentioning.

None of the MahdiUnite members reacted violently to your claim that

Shri Mataji is the Mahdi, bearing in mind this is a Muslim site to

uphold their revered Savior. The reason is that many also know that

the Mahdi can be from any tradition, not necessarily a Muslim. Thus,

when you question religious fanatics about the mahdis of other

traditions they just have no answer. There is just no way to fit

their narrow views and exclusive figure in the collective

expectation of an all-embracing universal savior that represents,

synthesizes and transcends all religions, traditions and scriptures.

 

The only divine personality who has accomplished the collective

expectations of various religions is Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi. She

is the Mahdi of the whole of humanity. She is the savior and

deliverer of the people who worship God. Her victory is the victory

of all the prophets and all the righteous ones on earth. She has

restored the religion of Abraham, Moses, Jesus and all of the

heavenly revelations, namely, Islam; She has revived the pure

religion of Moses and Jesus which had foretold the prophethood of

Muhammad. That is why moderators of Muslim groups do not want others

to know about www.al-qiyamah.org as it effectively destroys all

future expectations of a Muslim Mahdi, and more. The sheer size of

the site and overwhelming volume of irrefutable verses from the

Qur'an instantly silences all Muslims. They are left speechless as

Shri Mataji has turned Islam on its ear, warning them that these are

the Days of the Resurrection. You know they fear what the Adi Shakti

has revealed regarding the Resurrection, and are powerless to rebut

it. The Truth is just too much for them to bear or believe.

 

In the past few weeks i have tried to post replies with links to the

www.al-qiyamah.org site without success. i am not interested in

responding anymore. That does not mean i have given up. i know that

just a single full-page advertisement in a major newspaper in the

future will do. Keep repeating and it will obliterate all Muslim

resistance to the Great News of Al-Qiyamah. Period!

 

to do the impossible you have to see the invisible,

 

jagbir