Research on Mohave’s Issues in Interpretations of Islamic Religions

Belief in the Promised Messiah is a long-standing belief among human societies, and there is few religions or schools or groups that do not say anything about it. In Islam, likewise, this belief has been taken into consideration in the form of Islamic Mahdism, and Muslim scholars and scholars of various religious backgrounds have addressed it. Exegesis of the Qur'ān is one of the important trends in this field, which has attracted the attention of Muslim commentators with different theological and religious views. The exegesis of the Holy Qur'ān in fact expresses the insights, beliefs and values that the commentator has from various intellectual and communicative foundations that are reflected in his or her views and influences and affect the insights, values, norms and behaviors of society. Accordingly, the commentators' point of view can be the basis for important religious, social, ethical, and other issues. Studying the views of Shiite and Sunni commentators and expressing their interpretive commonalities in the following verses related to Mahdism can contribute to the explanation of the idea of Mahdism in Islamic religions. A community of believers emphasized Islamic Mahdism. Thus, the following question has been answered in the preceding article: What issues have been addressed in the interpretations of Islamic denominations? Expressing the views of Muslim commentators on the issues of Mahdism, analyzing and examining the issues and issues raised in those interpretations, and expressing the neglected and deviant cases in the interpretation of both Shiite and Sunni denominations are among the most important innovations of this study.