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.

“The Mahdi, Abdullah Hashem Aba Al-Sadiq (From Him is Peace), has clarified the true fast for the followers in this era. Our obligation is to educate the people that they must fast from electing other than the Caliph of God—to abstain and fast from elections. This is a spiritual liberation—a commitment to the truth that ultimate authority belongs solely to God and the Imam He has appointed.”

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In Denmark, 18-year-old Azra and 29-year-old Yosef have launched a TikTok channel that exploded to 160,000+ views in just two weeks, proclaiming the appearance of the awaited Mahdi, Aba Al-Sadiq —the Riser appointed by the Will of Prophet Mohammed. “Voting is haram,” Yosef declares. “No representative of God was ever elected democratically. God alone appoints His ruler.”

I am Aharon, Orthodox Jew from Jerusalem. 48 years I searched the Torah for the Moses of our time. Today I give my bayah to Aba Al-Sadiq, the Qa’im, the Mahdi.

Dr. Al-Aees’s YouTube video on “The Mahdi from London” gained 51,000 views in 24 hours, sparking debate over the fast-spreading AROPL movement.

On October 26th, members of the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light (AROPL) united in a remarkable day of outreach, mobilizing across major cities in the United States to spread the message of Aba Al-Sadiq.

We have received multiple reports of a fraudulent account posing as The Mahdi Has Appeared YouTube channel and commenting under posts, asking followers to donate to an orphanage in Nigeria.

After Aba Al-Sadiq’s speech went viral across X, TikTok, and YouTube, a wave of misinformation followed—some deliberate, others rooted in confusion. As his message sparks global debate, many are calling it "the biggest thing on the internet right now." But who is Abdullah Hashem Aba Al-Sadiq really, and what does he actually teach? Here are the top five misconceptions, corrected with clear scriptural context.

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.

A group of Thai Believers spread the message that the Mahdi has appeared by displaying banners across the nation of Thailand.