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.

When truth appears, people don’t just believe—it pulls them out of their old lives.

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

Despite banning our gospel, raiding homes, and arresting believers in the streets, Malaysian authorities are in panic mode. On 30 Nov 2025, the Penang Islamic Department held a closed-door conference titled “AROPAL Threatens Malaysia’s Well-Being,” admitting our numbers are surging. Their fear is the clearest sign yet: the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light cannot be stopped. The light of Aba Al-Sadiq is rising.

On 4 June 2025, officers from the Pahang Islamic Religious Department (JAIP) conducted a raid at Mohd Tarmizi’s residence in Kuantan, Pahang, Malaysia, at approximately 8:00 AM. He was subsequently detained for 24 hours at the Kuantan District Police Headquarters.

In an act of defiance against religious censorship, a drone dropped thousands of AROPL flyers over Malaysia during Eid al-Fitr celebrations.

The Human Rights Department of the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light publishes an extensive report of the persecution in Malaysia.

Siti Fatimah binti Sulaiman, a 52-year-old Malaysian woman and AROPL believer, was targeted by state religious authorities today.

Despite the Malaysian government’s recent ban on the AROPL faith and a formal religious decree labeling it as deviant, believers in...

The Malaysian government has issued a controversial religious decree condemning the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light.

Artist Maznan Safwan Bin Ahmed's journey from Malaysia's persecution to freedom after LGBTQ+ protest.

On July 29, 2023, eight Ahmadi followers held a peaceful gathering in Kuala Lumpur to defend LGBTQ rights.