The Inevitable Victory
The Inevitable Victory
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first
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1979
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The Inevitable Victory
What hope lies at the heart of Islamic eschatology, and how does Mahdī-centred futurism envision the triumph of justice? The Inevitable Victory offers a forward-looking devotional reflection on the awaited reform brought by Imam al-Mahdi (may God hasten his noble reappearance). About the Book The Inevitable Victory is authored by Mehdi Bazargan, translated into English by Mohammad Yusefi, and originally published in 1979 by the Bilal Muslim Mission of Tanzania. This single-volume treatise reflects on the global yearning for a divinely guided future, presenting the awaited Mahdī as Ṣāḥib al-Zamān (“Lord of the Age”). Through thematic meditation, the book links spiritual anticipation to moral hope, affirming that the Imam’s eventual rule will bring universal justice and renewal. What You Will Discover
- A thoughtful analysis of the Qur’anic verses and prophetic traditions that frame the inevitability of divine victory.
- How the title Ṣāḥib al-Zamān captures both the Imam’s eschatological authority and his hidden yet continuous guidance.
- Comparative reflections on humanity’s longing for a redeemer, placing Islamic hope in dialogue with global expectations.
- Practical lessons on patience, justice, and ethical responsibility as forms of active waiting for the Imam’s victory.
- How Bazargan’s forward-looking perspective weaves together theology, spirituality, and social reform into a coherent vision of hope.
