This podcast delves into the existence of Imam Mahdi, a significant figure in Shia Islam who is believed to bring justice and peace to the world. Despite some skepticism and belief that his existence is a Shia myth, there is evidence from a variety of non-Shia Muslim scholars who have confirmed his existence. The podcast uses storytelling and the Socratic method to keep the audience engaged and answer common questions about Imam Mahdi's existence.

The podcast explores the writings of non-Shia Muslim scholars who have written about Imam Mahdi, including Allama Mirza Hussain Noori Tabarsi, Shaykh Muhammad Raza Tabasi, and Fazil Muasir Ali Muhammad Khail. These scholars have written books and chapters that discuss the history of Imam Mahdi's birth, Imamate, and occultation. Even famous Persian poets like Maulana Jalaluddin Rumi Sahib Masnavi and Sheikh Muhammad Attar have praised the 12 Imams in their books and mentioned the occultation of Imam Mahdi. The podcast emphasizes that the existence of Imam Mahdi is not just a religious tenet but a source of hope for many Muslims worldwide. It highlights the wide acceptance of this belief among Muslims of various backgrounds and the fact that over the past 1200 years, 66 Sunnah scholars have written about the narrations about Imam Mahdi.