Tom Heneghan

Mountains come on Hazrat Mahdi’s (pbuh) way but he would thrust through those mountains; that is referred to in the hadiths.

THE HYPOCRITE refuses to accept anyone above him. HE REGARDS HIMSELF AS THE GREATEST. WHILE HE MAY BE ATTACHED TO A SHEIKH OR GUIDE, IN HIS HEART HE ACTUALLY HATES THEM, AND IS NOT REALLY DEVOTED TO THEM AT ALL. He imagines he will eventually be able to replace that guide.

THE HYPOCRITE IS PROUD AND WANTS THERE TO BE NOBODY ABOVE HIM. That is why he does not want Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) to come. That is why he does not want the Prophet Jesus (pbuh) to return.

Allah considers trial to be precious; He considers “people” precious and important.

A MAN WHO ACTS THROUGH WISDOM AND CONSCIENCE ALWAYS ACTS WISELY. For instance, may Allah forbid, if he attempts to take bribes, his reason urges him to take the bribe. But when he complies with his wisdom and conscience, he may get into difficulties in the material sense, have that sort of trouble but he does what is right.

Everything is on Hazrat Mahdi’s (pbuh) tongue. He just has to say two words to resolve any matter … People will obey him with great love and respect, insha’Allah.