Müslümanlar Hz. Mehdi (as)'ı Her Yüzyılda Aşkla ve Şevkle Beklemişlerdir (English Subtitles)

Muslims have waited for Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) with love and enthusiasm in every century. 

 

Excerpt from Mr. Adnan Oktar's Live Interview on A9 TV and Kaçkar TV dated July 15th, 2011 

ATUĞ BERKER:  You have said; "Ask the hypocrite, say 'Do you want Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) to come in this century? Do you accept the fact that the Prophet Jesus Messiah (pbuh) will come in this century?' He would never accept, he would not want the Unity of Islam to be formed in this century and he would not strive for the Unity of Islam," Master in order to diagnose the hypocrite. 

ADNAN OKTAR: Of course.. In fact Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) was awaited even in the time of the Tabi'un (followers) and of the Tabi al-tabi'in, Mahdi (pbuh) was awaited in every century. I mean Muslims have waited for him with love and enthusiasm. This evasive frame of mind exists only in this century I mean there is the mind-set that states; "let it not be in our century, let it not be in our time."  Look in the verse, in Surat at-Tawba, 128, Allah says "A Messenger has come.." The abjad (alpha-numerical) calculation of this verse gives the date 1990 without the gemination marks.  "A Messenger has come.." the verse here refers to the system of the Mahdi as well. Yes, wherever we look in the Qur'an, all the nations without fail have a leader and in all the verses of Allah, Allah regards the Muslim community as a whole, I mean Allah does not mention any Muslim community that is divided into religious orders or into communities. He mentions only one ummah, only one, single Muslim community.  Something like this has happened for the first time in the End Times; I mean such a dissension, Muslims being at loggerhead with each other has happened for the first time. If we look at the Qur'an as a whole, our brothers should look into that carefully as well, there is one single community in every part, that is very important. And that community has a leader without fail. I mean there is no mentioning of a community without a leader. I mean there is no such thing as being divided into two or three parts. All the acts of worship, all religious acts are performed within that single community and we look at all of the Prophets, we look at the Qur'an as a whole, they all strived to gather the Muslims, to have them as one. And they endeavoured to remove all separations. The Prophet Moses (pbuh) for instance,  there occurs a danger about separation, he intensely confronts it and supersedes it. After a short struggle he makes the ummah, one single ummah again and never accepts separation. Right? For instance  at the time of our Prophet (saas) the hypocrites attempt to found the Masjid Adh-Dhirar and our Prophet (saas) instantly intervened, as  stated in the verses, and Muslims became one single community again. There is no separation in any form in anywhere.