The thought of the expected savior in the context of the impact of Isra'iliyyat on Islamic theology

In the eschatology of many religions, it is believed that the savior will come, establish justice and order. This idea is also found in Islamic culture. In our study titled "The Thought of the Expected Savior in the Context of the Impact of Isra'ılıyyat on Islamıc Theology", the basis of the expected savior belief, which maintains its relevance every period, in Israeli news and how it is interpreted in Islamic culture was discussed. In the introduction part of the study, the subject, purpose, importance and method of the research are mentioned, while in the first part, the concept of Isra'iliyyat is emphasized and the adventure of the emergence of this concept, The Prophet's perspective on Israeli news and the inclusion of these news in Islamic culture were examined. Information has also been given about the rumors of the names that come to the fore in the Israeli news about the expected savior faith. In the second part, the socio-psychological foundations of the expected savior belief were touched upon, the expected savior belief in non-Islamic religions was examined, and the characteristics of saviors were mentioned. In the third part, information was given about the verses and hadith narrations that are shown as a reference to the savior faith expected in Islamic culture, and a series of common conversations about this faith in the history of Islam were tried. Again, in this chapter, it is mentioned how this belief is evaluated and interpreted among the Islamic faith sects and the expected savior belief in some religious Decrees. In the fourth and last chapter, the subject of Mahdi conceptions has been taken up around the names that have emerged with the claims of the Mahdi, and the claims of these people have been included. As a result, it has been tried to explain that the expected savior belief is actually included in Islamic culture from other cultures and beliefs, and what this belief can lead to in society. Keywords: Isra'iliyyat, Judaism, Christianity, Mahdi, Messiah, Savior