Mahdi

/ˈmɑːdi/ noun

Definition

In Islamic eschatology, a prophesied redeemer who will appear before the Day of Judgment to bring justice and peace to the world.

Etymology

From Arabic mahdi meaning 'guided one' or 'rightly guided,' from the root h-d-y meaning 'to guide.' The concept appears in Islamic tradition from the early centuries of Islam, though interpretations vary among different Muslim communities.

Kelly Says

The concept of the Mahdi represents one of humanity's most enduring hopes - the arrival of a figure who will establish perfect justice and end oppression. Different Islamic traditions have varying interpretations, and several historical figures have claimed or been proclaimed as the Mahdi throughout history.

Translations

AMአማርኛ
ማህዲ
mahdi
BNবাংলা
মাহদী
mahdī
CACatalà
mahdi
mádi
CSČeština
mahdi
mádi
DADansk
mahdi
mádi
DEDeutsch
Mahdi
mádi
ELΕλληνικά
μάχτι
máhti
ESEspañol
mahdi
mádi
FAفارسی
مهدی
mahdī
FISuomi
mahdi
mádi
FRFrançais
mahdi
mahdi
GUGU
મહદી
mahdī
HAHA
mahdi
mádi
HEעברית
מחדי
makhdi
HIहिन्दी
महदी
mahdī
HUMagyar
mahdi
mádi
IDBahasa Indonesia
mahdi
mádi
IGIG
mahdi
mádi
ITItaliano
mahdi
mádi
KKKK
махди
maxdi
KMKM
ម៉ាហីដ
mahdi
MRMR
महदी
mahdī
MSBahasa Melayu
mahdi
mádi
MYမြန်မာ
မဟ်ဒီ
mahdee
NLNederlands
mahdi
mádi
NONorsk
mahdi
mádi
PAPA
ਮਹਦੀ
mahdī
PLPolski
mahdi
mádi
PTPortuguês
mahdi
mádi
RORomână
mahdi
mádi
RUРусский
махди
maxdi
SVSvenska
mahdi
mádi
SWKiswahili
mahdi
mádi
TAதமிழ்
மஹ்தி
mahthi
TEతెలుగు
మహది
mahadi
THไทย
มะฮ์ดี
mahdee
TLTL
mahdi
mádi
TRTürkçe
mehdi
mehdi
UKУкраїнська
махді
maxdi
URاردو
مہدی
mahdī
VITiếng Việt
mahdi
má đi
YOYO
mahdi
mádi
ZUZU
mahdi
mádi

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