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mansions besides Himself in a beautiful place ‐ a mansion which he himself has 73.The authors ofArful‐Wardi (page 58) and Yanabi‐ul‐Muwadda (page 223) have narrated the same from Ibn Serri,Deylami and Ibn‐Maaja.constructed, its canopy will be his throne (1)And its brightness will be his own self, Angels will be his visitors and Prophets shall be his friends.'The author says: ‐ 'Paradise is a place, which Allah has prepared for His obedient servants. Thus itsinhabitants are the best ones and its residents are the most righteous ones. In them are theProphet, Messengers, veracious believers and martyrs. With these specifications, Mahdi (A.S.) isamongst the seven chiefs of Paradise and the great chief over here refers to the greatness ofspirituality and not greatness in age.The author of "Nur‐ul‐Absar" on page 229 writes: 'Ibn‐Shirwiya writes in his book 'Firdaus' as such:Ibn‐Abbass says‐The Holy Prophet (S.A.W.A.) said: ‐ "Mahdi is the peacock of the inhabitants ofParadise." The author of "Yanabi‐ul‐Muwadda" too has narrated a tradition similar to this onefrom "Kanzul‐ul‐Daqa'eq" quoted from Ahmad‐ibn‐Hanbal.74 The author says: ‐ Comparing Mahdiwith a peacock amongst the inhabitants of Paradise (in spite of knowing who its inhabitants are) isa good indication of his superiority which is the speciality of Mahdi and no other human‐being.Verily, whatever is derived from Mahdi's existence and his emergence such as DivineMagnificience, Elegance, Greatness and Glory is such an affair, which has not occurred for any ofthe Prophets or Messengers. Why should not it be so when traditions which are 'Mustafiza' clearlystipulate that Hazrat shall fill the earth with equity and Justice and illuminate it with the light ofAllah and his kingdom shall engulf the East and West?These signs of elegance and majesty are specialities of Mahdi, the Awaited one. Thus, from theview ‐ point of beauty, he shall be like a peacock (as compared to other birds) among theinhabitants of Paradise.Mahdi and SubmissionThe author of "Bqdud‐Durar" narrates in chapter No. 3 from Abu Abdullah Na'eem‐ibn‐Hemadand he, from Jaber‐ibn‐Abdullah who said: ‐ 'A person once visited Abu Jafar Muhammad‐ibn‐Aliand said: Take these 500 dirhams from me concerning 'Zakat' (alms‐tax) on my wealth. Abu Jafarsaid:'‐ 'Pick them up and give them to your Muslim neighbors and those brethrens who are in direneed. Thereafter he said: When Mahdi from our progeny shall emerge, he shall distribute wealthequally and act justly with the people. Therefore, any one who obeys him has obeyed Allah andanyone who disobeys him has disobeyed Allah.Presented by http://www.alhassanain.com & http://www.islamicblessings.com