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The concept of the Imam Mahdi in Islamic tradition is often compared to messianic figures in the Bible, such as the return of Jesus. While the Mahdi is not explicitly mentioned in the Bible, some interpretations suggest that certain prophecies may align with the characteristics attributed to him in Islamic eschatology. Wikipedia rahyafteha.ir
Imam Mahdi in Biblical Context
Concept of the Mahdi

The Mahdi, meaning "the Guided One," is a significant figure in Islamic eschatology. He is believed to appear at the end of times to establish justice and rid the world of oppression. While the Mahdi is not mentioned in the Bible, some interpretations suggest parallels between him and biblical prophecies regarding a final savior.
Biblical References

Old Testament: Some interpretations link the Mahdi to passages in the Old Testament, such as Isaiah 58, which speaks of rebuilding and restoration. This chapter is sometimes viewed as a metaphor for the Mahdi's role in restoring justice.

New Testament: The Book of Revelation contains prophecies that some believe may refer to the Mahdi. For instance, Revelation 12 describes a woman with a crown of twelve stars, which some interpret as a reference to the twelve Imams in Shia Islam, including the Mahdi.

Comparison with the Antichrist

There are contrasting views regarding the Mahdi and the Antichrist. Some Christian interpretations suggest that the Mahdi could be seen as a figure similar to the Antichrist due to his role as a powerful leader. However, Islamic teachings describe the Mahdi as a righteous leader who will ultimately fight against the Antichrist, known as the Dajjal in Islamic tradition.
Conclusion

While the Mahdi is not explicitly mentioned in the Bible, some believers find connections between Islamic and biblical prophecies. The Mahdi is viewed as a figure of hope and justice in Islam, contrasting with the concept of the Antichrist in Christianity.