A planned protest was held opposite The Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light Headquarters in Crewe, England by far-right activists. In response, anti-racism protestors came to the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light Headquarters to stand against hatred, intolerance and racism.

Iran's state television confirmed the death of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei early on March 1, 2026, following a massive attack by the US and Israel on his compound in Tehran.

An intimate look at Mahdi Noah and the journey that placed him at the center of a movement.

An exploration of the mystery of the occultation, the “lost years,” and the signs of true appearance.

What if The Matrix wasn’t fiction but a clue — and the long-awaited savior has already appeared?

What if Jesus’ hidden sayings point to five mysterious figures — and knowing them unlocks the secret to eternal life?

A lone believer’s ordeal reframes modern freedom as illusion—and asks what obedience truly means.

In crisis-torn Lebanon, believers build a fierce, intimate refuge of faith and survival together now.

What if becoming godlike isn’t myth but method? A case for discipline as the path to transcendence.

A village girl turned spiritual matriarch, Lady Layla’s trials, faith, and devotion forged a legacy now revered.

Arrests, torture claims, and a global campaign: Egypt faces mounting pressure over jailed minority believers.

Moroccan AROPL believer Fateh Benaiss was arrested in Marrakech for peacefully preaching and handing out leaflets.

A Malaysian security guard was arrested after authorities seized Ahmadi Religion materials from his home.

Ali Sultan’s Kurdish TV appearance brings the message of AROPL to a wide audience, stirring debate online.

Yesterday, *Newsweek* published a major report on Egypt’s worsening religious freedom situation, specifically highlighting the persecution of members of the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light.

Five sacred statues unveiled in Crewe, recasting Islamic history in stone.

On January 31, 2026, eight members of AROPL went out in Hannover, Germany, sharing information about the faith with the people.

Malaysia’s religious paradox: faith is allowed, but questioning it—and choosing differently—comes at a cost.

They aren’t warriors with swords—but ordinary people quietly staging a revolution of faith, loyalty, and love.

A look inside a faith community testing whether shared life is humanity’s next step.