Ayatullah Khoei argues that a universal religion requires an eternal miracle. Past prophets’ miracles were time-bound and known only through disputed narrations. Islam’s miracle, the **Holy Quran**, is ever-living, universally accessible, and confirms all previous prophets through **Ayatullah Khoei**’s reasoning.
The text describes the era following Imam Mahdi’s reappearance as a time of universal justice, abundance, and generosity. Oppression will be eliminated, usurped rights fully restored, and wealth freely shared. Society will reach such moral and material sufficiency that greed disappears, genuine brotherhood prevails, and humanity focuses on spiritual growth rather than worldly need.
The article explains that Imam Jawad (PBUH) possessed divine knowledge granted by Allah (SWT), not through ordinary means but through connection with divine inspiration. His wisdom and insight, even acknowledged by the Abbasid caliph Ma’moon, exemplify Allah’s power to bestow extraordinary knowledge upon those He chooses for guidance.
On a rainy night, Imam Sadiq (PBUH) secretly carried bread to the Shelter of Bani Sa’idah, placing loaves beside each poor person. Refusing help, he emphasized personal duty in serving the needy. When asked if they were Shiites, he replied he would make them partners if they knew the truth.
