The signs of resurrection and belief in Mahdi (AS) in the light of hadiths

The signs of resurrection and belief in Mahdi (AS) in the light of hadiths

How do the signs of Qiyāmah (Resurrection) relate to belief in Imam al-Mahdi (peace be upon him) within the Sunni hadith tradition? This concise booklet traces those connections through carefully selected narrations and clear commentary. About the Book The Signs of Resurrection and Belief in Mahdi in the Light of Hadiths is a thematic compilation by Moulana Sohail Bawa, published by Khatme Nubuwwat Academy (London). Organizing Sunni hadith (prophetic reports) into accessible sections, it distinguishes between major and minor signs of the Last Day and explains where belief in the Mahdi fits within these end-time descriptions. The presentation is devotional yet source-conscious: narrations are grouped by topic, briefly contextualized, and linked to practical lessons on vigilance, ethics, and hope. Rather than advancing sectarian claims, the work aims to clarify how classical reports frame the Mahdi’s role alongside other eschatological themes. What You Will Discover

• A clear outline of the major and minor signs of Qiyāmah distilled from Sunni hadith.
• Key reports that reference the coming of Imam al-Mahdi (peace be upon him) and how they sit within broader end-time narratives.
• How scholars present the relationship between moral upheaval and the emergence of guidance near the end of time.
• Practical reflections on living with awareness, repentance, and communal responsibility while avoiding speculation.
• A concise map of topics for further study for readers new to ahadith (plural of hadith).

About the Author Moulana Sohail Bawa is a Sunni scholar and preacher based in London, active in teaching and public outreach on core beliefs and the Finality of Prophethood. His writings pair straightforward English with frequent hadith citation to make classical subjects approachable for general readers. Who Is This Book For? Students of Islamic eschatology, mosque educators, and general readers seeking a hadith-based overview of how the signs of Qiyāmah intersect with belief in Imam al-Mahdi (peace be upon him) without sectarian overstatement.