Raj'a

Raj`a (الرجعة‎, romanized: āl rj'ah, lit. 'Return') (alternatively rjaa, raja'a, raj'at) in Islamic terminology, refers to the Second Coming, or the return to life of a given past historical figure after that person's physical death. While primarily used in Shia Muslim terminology, variations on the doctrine exist in Sunni Islam and the Bahá'í Faith, and raj`a is used to describe certain Christian doctrines in Arabic.

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The Raj'a - 12th Muharram 1437/2015 Sayed Hossein Al-Qazwini	Knowing Our Imam (AJ) 37/50 - Return of the Infallibles, Rajah Safdar Razi
Raj'a: The Return

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Will we get to live during the arrival of Imam Mahdi, Prophet Isa (as), and the Dajjal? Will we be resurrected to witness such events, or would only people who live on earth at those times get to experience them? Sayyed Mohammad Al-Musawi	I have heard that Imam Mehdi (as) will be killed by a non-Muslim woman with a stone and Imam Hussain (as) will recite his Namaz-e-Janaza and bury him. Is this true and, if so, may I have a reference for it? Sayyed Mohammad Al-Musawi
Does the concept of Rajat mean that all the people who were born after Imam Hassan Askari (a) will get revived or only those people who have died just before Imam Mahdi's re-appearance? Amina Inloes

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Reflections On The Rajʿah, The Return