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The decisive statement regarding the case of Imam Al-Mahdi.

Indeed, you have come to taste, or you have come to embrace Islam. And so it is with them; they said: And you are believers. Although he brought many believers, his people did not accept him, but rather his people were the first to reject him. And they said: And you are not but human beings like us. Although they were brought by infidels, what they brought of the infidelity of the infidels was not considered infidelity compared to the infidelity of the Jews. And it is close to that; he said, God Almighty said: And it is not for us to be patient with the infidels. So they said, the first of the two parties is like the last, and they are not to be compared with what came after.

And he completed the following verses: The number of those killed in the Battle of Qadisiyyah was thirty thousand, and the martyrs of Al-Madain were thirty thousand. But when we move to what was killed in Iraq in 1991, Thousands! And what was killed in Syria in 2011, Thousands of martyrs and wounded! And what was killed in the war! The number of martyrs of the Islamic conquests of Iraq; And the number of martyrs of the Islamic conquests of Syria; Compared to the numbers of martyrs and killed from the beginning of the appointments until what is being committed, there is a vast difference. This is in addition to the fact that the first of the two parties (the first of the two parties). The other matter is this! The enemy reached the heart of Islam, and for the first time the Arabian Peninsula was breached by an external enemy, even when Islam did not reach Persia and Rome to enter the Peninsula, And therefore, its support came from its own sons, the Sasanids and the Ghassanids. And with this, the call to arms will be answered by the enemy, from the saying that the first of the two parties is a state of complacency and disbelief, And all preparations are made for the occupation; especially the battle of Badr, which was a turning point.

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