The Right Side of History Magazine, No. 28
In these days marking the anniversary of the beginning of the Imamate of Imam Mahdi (aj), this issue turns to the martyred Leader's understanding of what it truly means to await the Savior — not as a passive hope, but as an active struggle to build a society that reflects the justice he will one day complete.
n "Words of Wisdom" and "Word for Word," we draw from his teachings that all Ibrahimi religions share the belief in an end-times savior, but that Shia alone knows this promised figure by name and identity — and that the Quran itself answers the skeptics who question the possibility of such a long life.
Featuring "Memorable Frames" of the martyred Leader in prayer at the Jamkaran Mosque — a sacred site tied to Imam Mahdi (aj), where Martyr Khamenei would stand in supplication and seek guidance from the Imam of the Age.
In "Opinion," we explore Mahdaviat as one of the sublime teachings of Islam: an anticipation that refuses to accept the existing state of human life, a framework that turns waiting into momentum and resolve.
