Bold Proclamation in the Heart of New York City, USA

In the bustling epicenter of Manhattan, seven dedicated believers from across the United States converged for a three-hour march that transformed the streets into a stage for divine truth. Shakeel and Dino from Pennsylvania, Oumayma from Washington, Cypress from Colorado, Stacy from Minnesota, Louis from West Virginia, and Samer from New Jersey gathered at 42nd Street near Port Authority, marching northward through iconic landmarks like Fifth Avenue, Trump Tower, Rockefeller Center, and Times Square. Though Houcine from New York couldn't join in person, his orchestration of a digital billboard truck amplified the call far and wide. Waving flags, chanting through megaphones, and broadcasting lectures on religious corruption—including a poignant exposé on the false pope—the group openly declared the appearance of the Mahdi, Abdullah Hashem Aba Al-Sadiq.

Approximately 200 flyers reached a diverse group of nationalities and backgrounds, with many onlookers pausing in curiosity amid the city's relentless pace. The digital truck, cruising central Manhattan for four hours, displayed messages of truth, culminating in group photos near Trump Tower and Central Park. At Rockefeller Center, unified chants drew crowds, while Times Square's throngs witnessed flags waving high, proclaiming "Allegiance is to Allah."

AROPL Members waving Black Banners that state "Allegiance is to Allah" in front of current U.S. President's "Trump Towers."

For this AROPL Member (Far Left), the public declaration wasn't just bold—it was miraculous. He typically struggles with painful walking, but reported no discomfort throughout the march, a divine sign of protection and empowerment.

The believers walked the streets boldly, proclaiming the call without hesitation. Even those who reacted skeptically were still exposed to the message and heard the voice of Aba Al-Sadiq being broadcast openly in one of the most influential cities in the world.

The march served as a clear public declaration of faith, a call to divine authority, and a demonstration of unity among believers who traveled from across the United States to stand together and deliver the message of the Mahdi in New York City.