Messianic beliefs center around the expectation of a Messiah, a savior or liberator figure who is prophesied to bring about a transformative era. In Judaism, the Messiah is anticipated to restore Israel, rebuild the Temple in Jerusalem, and bring peace to the world. In Christianity, Jesus is recognized as the Messiah who fulfills these prophecies through his life, death, and resurrection. Different religious traditions interpret messianic beliefs in various ways. For instance, some Islamic teachings also acknowledge a messianic figure, known as the Mahdi, who will appear to restore justice and righteousness. These beliefs reflect deep spiritual hopes for redemption and divine intervention in human affairs.