The most evident statement regarding the Imam Al-Mahdi case.

It is said that he was thirty-three years old, and it is said that he was thirty-four years old. It is said that he was thirty-four years old.

It is said that whoever wishes to be called Abu Al-Qasim must have a son named Al-Qasim. And if he does not have a son named Al-Qasim, then he is called Abu Al-Qasim!

Was not the nickname of Al-Mahdi "Abu Bakr" and he did not have a son named Bakr? If he did not have a son named Al-Qasim and was called Abu Al-Qasim, this would be a clear contradiction to the minds of the intelligent.

And finally, people rushed, and they gave him nicknames that were not his, and they gave him a wide title. He was forbidden from using it until he was called by it, and then people judged him by their understanding of it. Ibn Hazm said: "And they will say, 'You have not been given a book, but you have been given a revelation.'" [Quran 39:43]  The Meaning of "Uqal" "Uqal" is mentioned in the book "Uqd al-Durar". Hudhayfah said: The Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) said: "The believer is from the believer, like a building, one part of which supports another." [Sahih Muslim] Abu Ubaidah said: "Al-Uqal: is the head that is bound by the headscarf." The Arabs used to bind their heads with the "Uqal" to protect them from the heat, and in the time of need. The "Uqal" was placed on the head and with the hands, the "Uqal" was a decoration for people. Then it is said: "The believer is from the believer, like a building, one part of which supports another." It is also said that the "Uqal" is on the heads of the Jordanians or the Arabs or the Bedouins. It is a "Uqal". And what is the difference between the "Uqal" before and the "Uqal" now? It is an attempt to equalize the situation. As for the one who is not called "Uqal", he is not called "Uqal" in the truth, and he is not called the follower.