#awaited savior

He is coming… tomorrow… he is coming. Pray for it… say your hellos… send a goodbye to the waiting… to the struggle…  and welcome him tomorrow

*** We know the happenings of the future, don’t we remember? Have we forgotten him and the deliverance he will deliver? We quickly lose our sight of him when in the grip of our worries But tomorrow, he is coming and are we really willing to displease?

He is among us, leading us, and only sometimes do we remember To love him, serve him, and to lead his holy cause with honor We avoid letting him into our hearts despite shouting “ادركني” How would he reach us if we never reached out truthfully?

He is coming… tomorrow… he is coming.

*** Where is our gratitude when he bears our loneliness? It’s all the same in grief and celebration; we’re callous He is why God has yet to squander those who forget He is the favor of God’s Mercy, accept him or feel regret

“And which of your Lord’s favors shall you deny” This favor awaits your acceptance and support, he is nearby We’re separated from him and it is we who are in loss  Yet he carries the burden and sadness for us

He is coming… tomorrow… he is coming.

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We are in his prayers so don’t forget to keep him in your own You can speak to him in your heart, this is how he is known He didn’t dessert us or forget that we are weak sometimes Surrender yourself to him and let him lead your lifetime

His service begins now, not when he arrives tomorrow His leadership is in effect now, not when he will show See how his leadership changes you, how you become his servant He perfects you and is your means to heaven, why wait for Judgement?

He is coming… tomorrow… he is coming.

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As if Judgement Day is tomorrow, annihilate yourself in his leadership Be for him before you are for yourself, accept this hardship For it has the potential for Divine love and sweetness What is sweeter than becoming a shield to your Imam’s prowess?

We pray for his quickening return, tomorrow you will see him His arrival will be recognized and welcomed, it won’t be grim If we had faith he’d return in this next hour and we were ready Do we think he would leave us unanswered, still waiting, hands empty?

He is coming… tomorrow… he is coming.

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O’ he who awaits us with an impatience unmatched We are losing ourselves in this separation, we are attached We have been waiting for you since Muhammad called us Since the heavens were introduced to Adam… timeless

How is this waiting for you timeless and yet we are impatient? This time has weighed heavy since God had introduced your fragrant In our souls, it is a reminder to what we could have if we followed it Don’t we know who awaits us if we deny these pleasures and submit?

He is coming… tomorrow… he is coming.

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O’ he who prays and loves more than we pray and love You work in our favor amongst us here, not above Who is waiting for who? We cannot tell anymore Searching for you has made us eyesore

Hearts are tiring in these chests and we still have yet to meet Be quick in your arrival so our hearts can evil, defeat You are close, we know you are close, tomorrow, come tomorrow We will care for you so please don’t keep these waiting hearts hollow

He is coming… tomorrow… he is coming.

Imam Ali’s (AS) victory at Khaybar was not just a military conquest; it was a moment that halted Jewish ambitions of domination in the region and reaffirmed the justice and mercy of Islam. After their defeat, the Jewish tribes, who had feared a massacre, instead found themselves faced with a different reality. Rather than being forced out or executed, they were given the opportunity to surrender their lands voluntarily to the Prophet Muhammad (SAWW) and remain in their homes.

At the heart of this arrangement was the land of Fadak, a fertile area that the Jews of Khaybar handed over to the Prophet (SAWW) in return for their safety. This gesture of submission was not met with retribution but rather with a fair and just agreement. The Prophet allowed them to stay and continue working their lands, with the condition that a portion of the land’s revenue would go to the Prophet’s household. This arrangement showed that Islam was not an oppressive force but one that sought to maintain peace and fairness, even with former enemies.

The Jews, who had hoped for the final prophet to emerge from their own lineage, were forced to acknowledge that the prophetic mission had been completed through the line of Ismael (AS). The descendants of Ismael (AS), through Prophet Muhammad (SAWW) and Imam Ali (AS), had been chosen by Allah to carry forward the message of Islam. This shattered the long-held Jewish belief that they alone were the chosen people and that the Messiah would emerge from their own.

The defeat at Khaybar not only ended Jewish aspirations in Arabia but also set back their broader plans for domination. The Zionist ambitions of global control were delayed, as their defeat at the hands of Imam Ali (AS) demonstrated that their power could be broken. While they would continue to wait for their Messiah, Islam had already established the rightful line of leadership through the family of the Prophet, culminating in the Imamate of Imam Mahdi (AS), the awaited savior who would establish true justice on earth.

Today, as certain groups continue to work toward world domination under the guise of religious prophecy, the lessons of Khaybar remain as relevant as ever. The mercy, justice, and strength demonstrated by Imam Ali (AS) at Khaybar remind us that true leadership is not about oppression or domination but about guiding people with fairness and compassion under the will of Allah.