During this broadcast, the host was not only denouncing the situation; he raised a fundamental question to his audience and guests: “If this system were to collapse, what should replace it in order to establish true justice, real equity, as well as peace and dignity for the people?” Faced with this question, I took the floor to present what I believe is the only true solution: The establishment of the State of Divine Justice, as outlined in the manifesto of the Mahdi.

Today, Iran is a different place than it was on the 25th of February. In less than one month, the instability that started at the end of December and intensified throughout January, as previously documented, with protests on the streets against the government and violence erupting as reported in the global news press, culminated in the airstrike that ended the life of Ali Khamenei on the 28th of February.

In Iran I was strictly controlled by my family, and they threatened me with house arrest and to hand me over to the police. All of this happened due to threats from the Intelligence Organization of the IRGC, because reports about my conversion and my preaching to people had reached them. These threats initially came in the form of phone calls and Telegram messages, and they still continue. 

In Iran, anyone who leaves Islam is considered an infidel, and their blood is considered permissible (halal). After many threats and arrests of members of our religion, and realizing that I could no longer practice my faith in Iran, because I was being threatened daily, I decided to leave the country. I took steps to leave, but at Imam Khomeini Airport, after purchasing a ticket, paying the fees, and passing through inspection, my name was called over the loudspeaker.

A lone believer’s ordeal reframes modern freedom as illusion—and asks what obedience truly means.

A solemn sermon, a prophecy of Persia’s fall—and people crushed in its wake.

A peaceful march in Essen, Germany exposed how fear, politics, and social media distort calls for justice.

Religions born from Abraham were meant to unite humanity—but instead became weapons of pride, war, and power. How can we overcome the divide?

America's ideals clash with its reality—racism, inequality, and violence persist. This piece explores the gap between faith and action in a nation built on white supremacy and systemic injustice.

Today, the internet has become one of the weapons and tools for the father of lies—distorting the truth and twisting religion. Fake News has left the world confused, not knowing who or what to trust.

Despite decades of war, diplomacy, and religious intervention, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict remains mired in suffering and deadlock, with no lasting resolution in sight. Both sides cling to contested divine claims over the land, yet history and scripture often challenge the very foundations of those beliefs.

We witness this same attitude across the world today, especially in the Arab world. What makes the rulers of the Middle East so particularly dangerous? They argue against God’s appointed man using the very religious texts meant to guide us. Just as Iblis reasoned with flawed logic, thinking he was superior because of his fiery origin, these rulers use superficial justifications to oppose the truth. Their arrogance drags the peoples of the Middle East into ruin.

So-called Christian nationalism is no longer on the fringe. It’s reshaping the American right—and blurring the line between policy and persecution.

Lebanon remains a state of permanent crisis. Beyond administrative and economic failure lies a much deeper problem.

Lina Irshaid, a television presenter from Palestine, comments on the overwhelming silence of Arab Christians in response to Aba Al-Sadiq’s viral speech circulating across social media.

Over the course of the last few months, the call of Imam Al-Mahdi has grown into a global movement and revolution.

With almost 700 million people living in extreme poverty, we must ask: Is capitalism really serving the majority of the people?

Ailia Muhammed, presenter at AROPL studios, shares her shocking experience debating Pakistani scholar Hassan Allahyari.

While pledging allegiance to a government is normal in many nations, in the Ukraine, men are forced to die at the frontline in its name.

The so-called "Islamic Republic of Iran" might be better termed the "Satanic Republic of Iran." Here is why...