Review of the claims of messianic pretenders: relying on the votes of Ahmed Hassan

Ahmad Bin Ismail, also known as Ahmad Hassan, has made one of the recent assertion that he is the Imam that need to be obeyed, Moftarazo-al taah, deputy of Imam Mahdi and the Imam Mahdi himself, being from Yemen (the Yamani sign) and his grandson. This has made a reputation for him and and has attracted others around and along. He and his supporters have adhered to certain traditions channels in trying to prove their claims. This paper is an attempt to summarize some of the evidence in criticism of his claims and then remind us of its latent errors. Fractioning the narrative, providing a distorted view of the Shiite scholars, an inability to understand the true meaning of the Hadith, citing from the aberrant narrations, citing from the secondary sources, sufficing to the surface level of narratives, referring (only) to the narratives of Ahlu- al Sunnah, omitting the opposing narratives in his citations, entertaining some internal and external conflicts all copmose a number of the criticisms that can be used for rejecting his outlined documentations.