“I Found the Mahdi” reflects the journey of a devoted companion who shaped her life around one goal —finding and standing beside the Imam of her time.

The United States Commission On International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) released a statement on the 28th of January 2026 addressing the situation in Egypt calling upon the Trump administration to take action.

Believers peacefully promoted their faith at Leicester Square, sharing messages on God and the Holy Will.

Three Ansar peacefully shared the Will at Hillion Mall in Singapore, engaging the public and distributing leaflets.

On the 23rd January 2026, eighteen believers raised the banner in Thailand, commemorating the Festival of the Will.

On Jan 22, 2026, seventeen believers marched peacefully in Frankfurt, Germany.

On Jan 20, 2026, Ansar of Qa’im Aba Al-Sadiq demonstrated peacefully in Warsaw, audibly declaring Mohammed's Will that names Abdullah Hashem as God's vicegerent, ahead of the Jan 23 Festival.

In Athens, 17 believers marched for an hour, raising the black banner of Ahlul Bayt with "Allegiance is to Allah," calling people to God's supremacy as part of the global spread of the Mahdi's message in 2026.

In a recent outreach at London's Southbank, 13 AROPL supporters raised banners calling for allegiance to Allah, discussed global corruption and divine solutions with curious passersby, and encouraged research into Aba Al-Sadiq Abdullah Hashem during the festive season

On Jan 1, 2026, Malaysia’s Deputy Police Chief declared heresy – including the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light – a major national security threat, ahead of corruption. Authorities urge public vigilance via Volunteer Smartphone Patrol.

In Manhattan's heart, seven U.S. believers marched boldly through Times Square and past Trump Tower, raising flags proclaiming the Mahdi Abdullah Hashem Aba Al-Sadiq, distributing 200 flyers and amplifying the divine call via megaphone and billboard truck. A miraculous healing highlighted God's support as the message reached thousands.

More than a dozen adherents of this minority faith have been held for over ten months solely for exercising their fundamental right to practice their beliefs. Launched on December 19, 2025, the #FreeAROPLMembers campaign seeks to amplify these voices, urging Egyptian authorities to uphold universal human rights

Believers also used a megaphone to share Spanish translations of Aba Al-Sadiq’s (FHIP) speeches—messages centered on the sanctity of human life, the concern for the oppressed, and the principle that this faith is open to everyone, calling all people to unity under God.

On Dec 23, 8 French Ansar marched authorized from Place de la République to Trocadéro in Paris, raising "Allegiance is to Allah" banners, distributing 1000+ leaflets and hundreds of stickers.

Warsaw march by 16 diverse Ansar on Dec 26, 2025, gains satellite TV and major YouTube coverage as they chant the divine call and invite Poland to explore the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light.

Believers raised the banner "Allegiance is to Allah," calling for the supremacy of God and urging humanity to "fast from elections" in obedience to Qaim Aba Al-Sadiq in Denmark!

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 Trinidad, ten devoted believers took to the streets with banners, megaphone speeches, and brochures, sharing the message of God's Supremacy. The public responded with great interest, embracing ideas like humanity before religion and rejecting oppression through divine rule. This march highlights the growing global call to Aba Al-Sadiq.