The Qur’anic command to love the Prophet’s family is not a minor teaching, it is a divine trust. To fast while turning away from the suffering of the Prophet’s Family and to dismiss their oppression with slogans like “history is complicated,” such a fast may be recorded on the calendar, but in the sight of God it is stripped of light, because it is built on a refusal to acknowledge injustice against those whom He commanded us to honour. 

The Divine Just State magazine sat with Zahra Shekariyan Asl, a qualified and published nurse from Iran, to get details of her experiences and struggles, including the recent disappearance of her brother, Mohammadreza Shekariyan Asl, who has not been missing since the 23rd of September.

History was made on March 13th 2026, 03.13.2026, when a protest organised by the members of the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light took the Egyptian embassies around the world by storm in a humiliating exposure of their abuses of basic Human Rights according to Article 18 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which Egypt is a signatory to since the 10th of December 1948.

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

A solemn sermon, a prophecy of Persia’s fall—and people crushed in its wake.

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

How a peaceful religious march became a target of misinformation and far-right outrage.

An eyewitness recalls King Abdullah’s death—and the prophecy that began unfolding after.

Every religion has its sacred days. This festival may be the most consequential.

On November 4, 2025, The Divine Just State magazine sat down with Abdullah Hashem Aba Al-Sadiq for a thirty-minute conversation. It was an unusually candid exchange, in which we posed the kinds of questions that newcomers to the message are likely asking themselves but rarely see addressed plainly. And these are his answers.

A reflective exploration of Día de los Muertos, tracing its ancient Indigenous roots, its fusion with Catholicism, and its deep spiritual parallels with Egyptian, Islamic, Jewish and Christian views of death and remembrance.

A landmark year of global attention marked the tenth anniversary of AROPL—and its impact is still unfolding.

2025 has been the most successful year for the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light's social media channels. In this yearly review of the religions media wing - spearheaded by AROPL studios - we take a look at the people that brought the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light to hundreds of millions of homes in 2025.

Hundreds of believers have joined the community around Aba Al-Sadiq. This article tells the story of them walking through the doors of the Holy Basilica for the first time.

Isabel is a living testament to the fact that the belief in Aba Al-Sadiq can turn around lives - and even save them. She was recommended by her doctors to end her life due to her chronic illness and contemplated taking their advice. Until Aba Al-Sadiq opened his arms to invite her to live with him in his community. 

While many accusations are thrown at Aba Al-Sadiq, thousands are flocking to believe in him and join his community. What motivates them and why are they not shaken by the accusations?

A medical professional trained at King’s College, Dr. Mohammad Irfan Alamgir now serves with the community of Aba Al-Sadiq, bringing together science and spirituality. His mission: to heal both body and mind.

From paratrooper dives to breaking rugby barriers, Myriam Hashem ditched uniformed ranks for spiritual rebellion. Now, the Moroccan-Belgian trailblazer says she’s found her true commander.

Why does a “good” God let the world rot with poverty, corruption, and pain? From broke Americans hustling for soup to oil-rich royals flexing billion-dollar palaces, this piece asks if life is really a test, a prison for the soul, and whether true freedom lies beyond the flesh.

Why Gen Z is flocking to Aba Al-Sadiq’s movement while traditional religions struggle.