On November 4, 2025, The Divine Just State magazine sat down with Abdullah Hashem Aba Al-Sadiq for a thirty-minute conversation. It was an unusually candid exchange, in which we posed the kinds of questions that newcomers to the message are likely asking themselves but rarely see addressed plainly. And these are his answers.

A reflective exploration of Día de los Muertos, tracing its ancient Indigenous roots, its fusion with Catholicism, and its deep spiritual parallels with Egyptian, Islamic, Jewish and Christian views of death and remembrance.

An exclusive interview with Aharon Danin, a 48-year-old Israeli Orthodox Jew who left Jerusalem after decades of searching to join the community of Abdullah Hashem in Webb House.

December becomes a test of allegiance: comfort or faith, distraction or devotion—and the choice carries on.

What if a forgotten prophet shaped Judaism, Christianity, and Islam—and we’ve misunderstood him?

As global injustice grows, Islamic teachings predict a Mahdi who corrects corruption, ends false religious authority, and re-establishes true Islam.

All major world religions agree: throughout history, God has sent prophets and messengers as divinely appointed leaders. He intended to rule over humanity through these prophets and messengers, in order to establish justice and equality on the earth. The story of our history is a story of these men whom God sent being persecuted, tortured or even killed by the very people they were sent to help.

Malaysia Says It Protects Religious Freedom—So Why Are Malays Trapped in a Faith They Can’t Leave

Exploring wine’s forgotten sacred past, from prophets who drank it to mystical teachings that saw it as divine light—and why the real issue was never the wine, but the human being.

In West Kalimantan, Indonesia, nine believers including M. Nurhajiri and Muhammad Farid marched on Sungai Raya Dalam street, raising banners and sharing the call to God's Supremacy. This powerful outreach advances AROPL's global mission under Aba Al-Sadiq toward the Divine Just State.

On Dec 14, 2025, Samsudin, Jumeat, and Rosni marched in Singapore, raising banners and passing flyers while calling for God's Supremacy. This bold outreach spreads AROPL's message of divine allegiance to Aba Al-Sadiq (fhip), advancing the vision of a Divine Just State amid global efforts.

In Bangkok's vibrant heart, 15 Thai members of the Ahmadi Religion of Peace & Light raised the "Allegiance is to Allah" banner outside Siam Paragon, sharing flyers and igniting curiosity in the divine message during the global Ramadan campaign.

Recent Friday sermons in Parachinar have raised concerns over incitement against the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light, coinciding with arrests and threats in Pakistan.

Over a dozen Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light members remain tortured and detained in Egypt for their beliefs. A global campaign launches today, urging activists to post, testify, and pressure embassies for their release.

Black banner with yellow inscription "Allegiance is to Allah" held by followers of Aba Al-Sadiq Abdullah Hashem, symbolizing divine authority, the Qaim's call, and the Supremacy of God over man-made governments in End Times prophecies.

In a powerful display of unity, 11 AROPL believers rallied at SRK's Mannat, echoing the star's interfaith family values with banners of "Allegiance to God." Police and locals embraced the message of peace under the Qaim Aba Al-Sadiq.

On Bangladesh's Victory Day, AROPL held a peaceful rally at the National Parliament, chanting "Labbayk Ya Aba Al-Sadiq" and calling for divine leadership, justice, and unity beyond man-made systems.

In Liverpool's historic gathering, Aba Al-Sadiq led 370+ believers in a call to God's Supremacy, igniting global revival amid worldwide gatherings.

On December 14, 2025, five members demonstrated in downtown Toronto with black banners declaring “The Mahdi has Appeared” and “Only God Can Choose a Leader!” Near subway and ferry terminals, they drew crowds who photographed the banners, asked questions, and received 50 Manifestos, flyers, candy, and 60 hot dogs.

On December 15, 2025, 11 members of the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light gathered at Mumbai's Gateway of India with banners emphasizing shared truths among religions. Passersby showed interest, an elderly lady expressed hope for unity, and a local reporter requested an interview.