Essen, Germany: AROPL Believers March for the Supremacy of God

Essen, Germany – In an organized expression of their faith, members of the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light in Germany are preparing to raise the Black Banners bearing the declaration “Allegiance is to God” in the city of Essen. This activity follows the call issued during Ramadan to spread the banner “Allegiance is to God” on rooftops around the world.

Led by Heissam Kassem and Klara Kassem, a group of 22 participants will march from Essen Hauptbahnhof (main station) through the city streets, publicly affirming their pledge of allegiance to Allah and what they believe to be His Representative on Earth, Aba Al-Sadiq Abdullah Hashem.

The marchers come from a variety of backgrounds—Azeri, German, Russian, and Syrian—yet they join together in support of the Banner of Allegiance to God.

The historic march for the German believers will be broadcast live for the entire world to witness:

• On the personal TikTok accounts of the participating believers

• On the official German TikTok channel of the Ahmadi Religion of Peace & Light

This public declaration in the streets of Germany marks yet another triumphant step in raising the Call of the Qaim from the family of Mohammed throughout Europe.

More photographs, videos, and live updates will be published as soon as they are received.

"Labayka ya Aba Al-Sadiq! Allegiance is to God", the German believers proclaimed! "We remain at your service, O' our Master and Imam."

Update: The German believers marched through the streets chanting “Aba Al-Sadiq” and “Humanity First,” and they had over 200 live stream viewers.

The day was a great success, as the German believers marched up and down the main station with their megaphone and loudspeaker, waving the banner “Allegiance is to Allah,” passing out flyers, and speaking to bystanders. They also caught the attention of local bloggers and media.

Everyone in the area heard the call to "Humanity First" and that "Allegiance is to Allah"

The words "Allegiance is to Allah" spread from the streets through the internet quickly.

Klara was interviewed by multiple bloggers and local media.

22 German brothers and sisters marched from Essen Hauptbahnhof through the city centre