Or those traditions where reason and exigency do not adjudge...

Or those traditions where reason and exigency do not adjudge upon their impossibility and unattainability. Verily, the occurrence of some of the miracles and extraordinary customs have come down in some of the traditions and if their chain of transmission happens to be correct it is not permissible for us to reject them. Those extraordinary things are affairs related to metaphysics commonly called as miracle and wonder and Allah too possesses power over all things.

Heavenly Voice The author of "Eqdud-Durar" has narrated a tradition in Section 3, Chapter 4 from Hazrat Husseinibn-Ali as follows: "I you happen to see a fire for three or seven days from the eastern side, then God-willing you may expect the 'Faraj' (deliverence) of Aal-e-Muhammad." Imam (A.S.) continued: Later a caller from the heavens shall call out Mahdi's name in such manner that it will be heard in the East and West.

None shall be asleep but that he will wake up and none shall be sitting but that he will stand on his two feet and of awe. May Allah shower His Mercy on the one who hears and answers that call since the caller is none other than Gibra'eel? The author of "Yanabi-ul-Muwadda" on page 414 has narrated from the book "Durrul-Manzoom" as such: One of the evidences of Mahdi's emergence is the very caller who shall call out: 'Know that the "Master of the Age" has emerged.

After this, none shall be sleeping but that he will arise and none shall be standing but that he will sit... Heavenly Signs The author of "Eqdud-Durar" in Section three, chapter four has narrated from Hafiz Abu-Bakr-ibn-Hammad and he from Ibn-Abbadd as such: 'Mahdi shall not emerge until certain signs appear with the sun.

In the same section and chapter of the afore-mentioned book, its author narrates from Hafiz Na'eem-ibn-Hemmad and he from Bashr-ibn-Hazrami who said: 'The signs of events in the month of Ramadhan are a kind of heavenly signs and after that people shall dispute with each other. When you come across those, signs, procure food for yourself as much as you can.