Analysis and critique of subordinate Mahdism (esoteric) and its components in the Sufi Gonabadi doctrinal system

According to Shiite belief, Hazrat Mahdi 7, as the last Imam and divine deposit, has a complete and absolute guardianship from God Almighty. The most prosperous Shiite Sufi clan in recent times are the "Gonabadis". That Mahdism is subordinate and esoteric guidance of the ummah has been entrusted to them and outward guidance has been entrusted to the jurists. The most important propositions and components of their beliefs are allegiance to the poles, pure obedience, and the concept of permission. He believes that allegiance to the pole is during allegiance to the Imam, and if one does not pledge allegiance to the pole, one will not be subject to the guardianship of the entire Imam. Also, the person must be obedient and pure to the sheikh, even if he sees rebellion and sin from the sheikh, and the permission is the same as the spiritual arrest that was given orally to the first pole, and the other poles are allowed to do so.