Waiting Culture, an Advantage of the Ahlul-Bayt (AS) School.

Seyyed Muhammad al-Nour al-Zaki at the meeting of "Messengers of Razwan, the Savior of the End Time in Religions", which was managed by the management of non-Iranian pilgrims affairs of Astan Quds Razavi, attended by a group of pilgrims from Iraq, Bahrain, Syria, Sudan and Saudi Arabia, lectured on the characteristics of the savior of the End Time from the viewpoint of Islam, the Qur'an, traditions and Christianity.
Pointing to the issue of accepting and waiting for the savior from the point of view of Islam and other religions he said: "The issue of Mahdism and the Arrival of Imam Mahdi (AJ) has been proven among Sunni and Shi'a. The issue of waiting for the savior and Mahdism from the perspective of the Ahlul-Bayt is as bright as sun. For this reason, the issue of the absence and Arrival of Imam Zaman (AJ) among the Shiites is more obvious and vivid than other religions."
The Sudanese Muslim continued to state that Waiting in the Shi'ite culture is of a very high status and has a special importance in the Mahdism debate, adding: "Waiting has been considered as the highest worship, and somewhere as the supreme deed of the Ummah of the Great Prophet of Islam (SAW).
"The human  life is mixed with hope and expectation and without it life will be void of vitality. The phenomenon of Waiting will prompt man to move in the proper direction and will prevent deviation to a disproportionate or incompatible direction", he said.
Seyyed Muhammad al-Nour al-Zaki said: "The true waiters are duty-bound to care for each other and, in addition to reforming themselves, they work on reforming others, because the great event that they are hoping for is not an individual program, but a program that involves all elements of the revolution."
 "The work should be done in a massive way, and efforts should be coordinated.The depth and breadth of this coordination should deserve the greatness of the program of the global revolution", he continued.
It is worth mentioning that holding the competition, awarding prizes and cultural products were other programs of the meeting.