A comparative study of signs of emergence in contemporary Persian and Arabic poetry Hadith Babaei 1

Humans from ancient times until now have witnessed great revolutions, each of which required signs before they emerged. Imam Mahdi's revolution also follows the same rule and requires signs before its emergence. There signs were mentioned in widely-cited traditions and Hadiths. In the present article, using descriptive and evidence of poems, the author discussed signs of emergence in contemporary Arabic poetry and Persian. Contemporary poets with the interpretations of the Quran and the traditions of successive twelve Imams have outlined certain symptoms in this subjects such as the Return, Heavenly Scream, Murder of Zakia, Rise of Dajjal and had pointed out Yamani Exedus. And in describing the uncertain symptoms, they expressed issues such as the rape of Muslim countries, the rise of the sun from the west (instead of east), lethargic faith, and prevalence of improper government leaders.