The letters attributed to Imam al-Mahdi (AJ) offer a profound reminder to believers today: distance does not mean abandonment, and the hiding of the Imam does not mean the absence of his care. When we read his words, we come across a message that transcends time: "We have not neglected your care and we have not forgotten your memory. "These words speak directly to the hearts of his followers who suffer from Israeli-American oppression, Epsteinian corruption, difficulties, uncertainty and prolonged trials while remaining firm in their faith. How often do sufferers believe in silence, wondering if their struggles are seen and their patience is understood? The words of our anticipated imams remind us that even when his presence is not perceived by us, our responsibility remains before us: to keep our faith, fulfill our obligations, support one another, and stay firmly connected to the truth. The promise of the imams is not an invitation to passivity, but a call to patience, moral responsibility and renewed devotion. As His followers, we are called to be worthy of His support through sincere obedience to Allah, unity of hearts and perseverance in righteousness. Today, amidst the suffering of the oppressed and the trials facing the believers, we must not allow despair to overcome hope. Our duty is to remain steadfast, correct our shortcomings and prepare ourselves through righteous deeds. The Imam did not forget his sincere followers. Let us not forget our covenant with him. May Allah hasten his reappearance and grant us the honor of standing among those who remained faithful to him in word and deed.