On 15 August 2026, while the whole of India celebrated Independence Day, these believers in the call of Abdullah Hashem Aba Al-Sadiq chose to spread awareness about the real meaning of freedom, independence, and peace.

Believers in India marked the blessed occasion of Aba Al-Sadiq's birthday by carrying out an act of compassion in their local community.

Ansar in India took to the streets to peacefully proclaim and celebrate the Festival of the Will.

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 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.

In Mumbai this Ramadan, believers of the Ahmadi Religion of Peace & Light, guided by Aba Al-Sadiq, stood inside Cordis Hospital distributing food, fruits & clothing while calling people to “Fast from elections, pledge allegiance only to Allah, and put humanity before religion.”

“Let each one of us come out, God-willing!! Nothing will happen to us! Trust Aba Al-Sadiq. When our children are sick at midnight and our parents were sick during covid – when there’s curfew outside and our families were sick… didn’t we go out on streets for help? We did and we do!! We risk our lives for our loved ones... We don’t fear that time then… it’s that time is running out for us to spread the words ‘Allegiance is to Allah’.” — Dr. Ghazal Shah, Jammu Press Conference,

A closer look at the Bhagavad Gita begs a controversial question: Is Hinduism a monotheistic religion at heart?