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what I have said. Indeed, it is incumbent upon everyone, particularly in religious matters, torelease oneself from following the track set by others and from delusions or assumptions. Oneshould be on guard against prejudice and bigotry and only the truth should be kept in mind.What is advisable is the truth and if anyone finds it at any place, it shall embrace him.A Glancing ViewA researcher who does research in the books of great scholars in matters such as 'Usul‐e‐Din'(fundamentals of religion) or 'Furu‐e‐Din' (subsidiaries of religion), particularly the books ofour Sunni brethrens will find less an issue like Mahdaviyat which has been discussed from allaspects‐creditability, reliability and innumerableness of its narrators who are the leadingauthorities in traditions irrespective of their differences in status and standards.Indeed, there are many topics, which are a matter of consensus and rather unanimouslyaccepted by both sects whether in 'Usul' (fundamentals) or 'Furu' (subsidaries). Among themthe most widely written topic by Ahl‐e‐Sunnat is the topic of 'MAHDI'. It is surprising to notethat they have discussed and spoken about the matter of 'Mahdaviyat' for days and nights.Indeed, as per their own research they have narrated traditions about 'MAHDI' from the HolyProphet (S.A.W.A.) himself, some from his noble companions and some from his wives withthe differences in the length of the traditions.They have taken out lengthy and brief traditions concerning 'MAHDI' from their leadingtraditionists such as Bukhari, Muslim, Nesa'ee, Abu Dawoud and Ibn‐Maaja. And among theexperts of traditions we may mention such names as Imam Ahmad‐ibn‐Hanbal, Abul QasimTabarani, Abu Naeem Esfahani, Hamaad‐ibn‐ Yaqub Raujani and Hakem, the author of'Mustadrak'.Similarly names such as Ganji, Sebt‐ibn‐Jauzi, Khaurazmi, Ibn Hajar, Mulla Ali Muttaqi, theauthor of 'Kanzul‐Ummal', Shablanji and Qunduzi too cannot be overlooked.Some of their books in this regard are: 'Manaqib al‐Mahdi', 'Fourty traditions from AbuNa'eem Esfahani, 'Bayan‐Fi‐Akhbar‐Saheb‐uz‐Zaman' from Abi Abdulla Ganji, 'Al‐Burhan‐Fima‐Ja'a‐Fi‐Saheb‐uz‐Zaman' from Mulla Ali Muttaqi the author of Kanzul‐Ummal, 'Akhbar‐al‐Mahdi' from Hamaad‐ibn‐ Yaqub Raujani 'Arf‐ul‐Wardi‐Fi‐Akhbar Mahdi' and 'Alamaat al‐Mahdi' both from Jalaluddin Suyuti and the book of 'Al‐Qaul‐ul‐Mukhtasar‐Fi‐Alamaat MahdiMuntazar' from Ibn‐Hajar‐Asqalani.Indeed traditions from the Holy Prophet about 'Mahdi‐e‐Muntazar' and the Qa'em from theprogeny of Muhammad (S.A.W.A.) which have been narrated through the Sunni sources arePresented by http://www.alhassanain.com & http://www.islamicblessings.com