A growing number of Christians have taken the time to watch Aba Al-Sadiq's videos, with thousands subscribing to The Mahdi Has Appeared YouTube channel over the past three days. Positive comments show that the controversy has sparked new interest in his teachings among Christians.

Beyda Kassem recounts how she was inspired by the miracle of Pope Francis's death, which occurred shortly after believers raised black banners in the Vatican. And how she was deeply moved by Aba Al-Sadiq's announcement that he is the new pope.

The recent video of Aba Al-Sadiq sparked discussion over whether he is the Antichrist. It also led many Christians to claim that the Mahdi is the Antichrist. Let us debunk this misconception.

The New Pope Sermon by Aba Al-Sadiq sparked debate, with many Christians labeling him the Antichrist. But they lack a clear way to identify a true prophet. In this article, we answer the question: How can you tell a real messenger of God from a false one?

Aba Al-Sadiq has gone viral across X (formerly Twitter) and TikTok after delivering a powerful speech announcing that he is the new pope.

Amnesty International has launched an Urgent Action—its most critical level of emergency response—calling for immediate international pressure on Egyptian authorities to release all detained AROPL members unconditionally.

Two members of the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light, Fateh Bennais and Afaf Ijaouane, are currently being held at a police station in the Assaada neighborhood of Marrakech, Morocco, following their peaceful distribution of flyers.

In response to a public debate challenge issued by Ayatullah Qazvini, who accused Imam Ahmed Al-Hassan of apostasy and called for a debate or Mubahala, Hamidreza Saghari—Bishop of Iran for the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light—accepted the challenge on behalf of his faith.

Following the public statement by Amnesty International, the detained Egyptian AROPL believers have resurfaced. They were presented to the Supreme State Security prosecution, the facility of their detention was disclosed as well as all the names of the detained members arrested in this case.

A group of six Azeris took to the streets of Baku, raising banners proclaiming "The Mahdi has appeared" at the Jafar Jabbarly Square. Several plainclothes police officers monitored the demonstration, and shortly after, two uniformed officers intervened, forcefully removing the banners and arresting the participants.

Four European believers are making a bold public statement at the Vatican. After spreading flyers throughout the city, they plan to raise a banner during the Pope’s Easter speech on April 20th, declaring “It’s time for a new pope.”

Ali Lakzaeian Teimour and Sajjad Jafary in Turkey are facing forceful deportation under vague and politically charged accusations.

On 17 March 2025, Nuur Aliyare Saide and fellow believer Abdi Abdullahi Adan were arrested by Somali authorities solely on the basis of their religious beliefs and their association with the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light.

On March 4, 2025, in the Kamukunji area of Pumwani, Nairobi, 17-year-old Ibrahim Ramadhan was shot in the head and killed by a police officer just meters from Umwami Riaz Mosque.

It is with deep sorrow that we announce the tragic and untimely passing of Ibrahim Ramadhan, who was taken from this world on March 4, 2025.

It is with profound sorrow that we announce the brutal and unjust death of Nuur Aliyare Saide, who departed this world on March 22, 2025.

The Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light is more than a faith community – it is a living call to reclaim our humanity.

In one of the boldest acts of religious expression seen recently, a young Palestinian man has put up flyers of Aba Al-Sadiq at the Temple Mount in Jerusalem.

We spoke with one of the courageous men involved in hanging banners of the Mahdi in Thailand.

Amnesty International and the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights (EIPR) have called on Egyptian authorities to release AROPL members.