Expectancy or  Waiting for the Savior and its capacity in the Sunni Islam

Waiting for the savior has been a widespread belief, including Sunni Islamist groups who have accepted it in general. The Sunni hadith literature have mentioned waiting or expectations in different traditions narrated that some of them explicitly addressed the issue of waiting and others have referred to it implicitly. The difference between explicit and implicit Al Entezar traditions is that they tried to explain and justify categories in the former with the specific approach and the latter with a general approach. In the Sunni hadith collections, the general expectation implies uttered logic and in accordance with compatibility, and the specific is discussed with certain conceptual and guaranteed concepts. Thus, in the Sunni hadith sources, the traditions that have been narrated as to the specific expectancy are very limited and secondly, even this limited number also refer to the general concept of the expected, not the special. However, these sources, which are referred to as the implicit are firstly, many traditions such as Momhadoon al Mahdi, Rayat al Sud, the emergence of Mojaddadyn, Seyed Khorasani, which have been quoted extensively and secondly, all these traditions are pointing to the concept of the expected in a specific justification approach, not the general.
The outcome of the investigation by implementing a multi-purpose method are provided: 1. Isolation of the concept of general expectation from a specific expectation; 2. separation of expectancy traditions between explicit and implicit Al Entezar traditions; 3. focus on the explicit Al Entezar traditions with a general approach; 4. focus on the implicit Al Entezar traditions with specific approach; 5. dissemination and highlighting of a specific expectation among Sunni; 6. strengthening and capacity building for specific expectation among Ahlul Sunna or Sunni.