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'''Rajʿa''' (Arabic: {{iarabic|الرَّجعَة}}), the belief that a group of people will return to the Earth after death, is a belief particular to the [[Shi'a]]s. The period of this incident will begin shortly after the [[reappearance]] of the [[Imam al-Mahdi (a)|twelfth Shi'a Imam, al-Mahdi (a)]]. The [[Holy Qur'an]] has mentioned the story of some people who have been resurrected after death. Based on some [[hadith]]s, a number of perfect believers as well as a number of complete infidels will return to this world. The return of Imam Ali (a) and Imam al-Husayn (a) has been especially emphasized. Since there are [[mutawatir]] hadiths about Raj'a, it is a certain fact. However, details about Raj'a are not as certain. | '''Rajʿa''' (Arabic: {{iarabic|الرَّجعَة}}), the belief that a group of people will return to the Earth after death, is a belief particular to the [[Shi'a]]s. The period of this incident will begin shortly after the [[reappearance]] of the [[Imam al-Mahdi (a)|twelfth Shi'a Imam, al-Mahdi (a)]]. The [[Holy Qur'an]] has mentioned the story of some people who have been resurrected after death. Based on some [[hadith]]s, a number of perfect believers as well as a number of complete infidels will return to this world. The return of Imam Ali (a) and Imam al-Husayn (a) has been especially emphasized. Since there are [[mutawatir]] hadiths about Raj'a, it is a certain fact. However, details about Raj'a are not as certain. | ||