Brief biography Hazrat Seyyed Mohammad Mahdi علیه‌السلام (Mir Syed Mohammad اقاؑ)

And the supremacy of Hazrat Seyyed Mohammad Junpuri, the promised Mahdi, is established in the books of chronicles. As the author of the book "Kanzu al-Ansab" has mentioned Hazrat Ismail among the children of Hazrat Imam Musa Kazem, and Hazrat Nematullah among his children. Also, Ali Shir Qane, the author of the book Tahfa Al-Karam, has written as follows. Seyyed Walia Syed Muhammad, nicknamed Mira Mahdi, the son of Mir Abdullah, known as Khan, is related to Imam Musa Kazem.

Also Maulvi Khairuddin Allahabadi wrote in Jonpurnameh: It was from God and it is a miracle from the miracles of refuge.

Also, the author of the book "Tahfat al-Karam", Ali Shir Qane, has written about Seyyed Mohammad Jonpuri Mahdi Mouaud (علیه‌السلام): "Seyd Awaliya Seyyed Muhammad al-Mul-Mahdi, the son of Mir Abdullah known as Khan, whose lineage joins Imam Musa Kazem..."

Also Shah Abdulaziz Muhaddith Dehlavi wrote about Seyyed Muhammad Junpuri, the Promised Mahdi (علیه‌السلام), "Mir Seyyed Muhammad Junpuri claimed Mahdism in India with a loud voice, and a large group of people from the Deccan in Rajputana called themselves Mahdwis and became his subjects, and no one killed him or politicized him.

Also Mullah Abdul Qadir Badayouni wrote in Najat al-Rashid: "When the government of Kandahar belonged to Dhul-Nun Bey, he reached the town of Farah from the land of Hijaz. A huge earthquake fell in that province and countless creatures came to everyone. Sheikh Al-Islam chose the famous Heravi from among his students and his student Rashid, and sent him to investigate his condition.

Also Mullah Abdul Qadir Badayouni wrote: Mir Seyyed Muhammad Junpuri, قدس سره العزیز, from the great saints of Kabar, had invited Mahdism.

The author of Tafta Al-Karam has written that the people of Allah achieved what they achieved in relation to their disciple.

Sufi Khwaja Hasan Nizami Dehlavi has expressed his opinion as follows: "One of the elders of Jaunpur, Hazrat Syed Muhammad, claimed Mahdism, and millions of Muslims accepted this claim, and until today, there are thousands of his followers and devotees in Hyderabad, Palanpur, Jaipur, and Sarhad."

Maulana Seyyed Abul Hassan Nadvi رحمةالله علیه says: "The most shocking movement of the 10th century was the Mahdavi movement, whose founder was Seyyed Mohammad Junpuri. Although his death occurred at the beginning of the 10th century, i.e. 910 AH, but his effects remained until the end of the 10th century.

In the light of impartial historical study, it can be said that within two or three centuries, no religious movement has had such a wide, deep and powerful impact on the Islamic society as this movement in this sub-continent and Afghanistan.