These are the Miracles of Aba Al-Sadiq

Aba Abdillah Jaafar son of Mohammed said: “There is not a miracle from the miracles of the prophets and vicegerents except that God the Almighty makes a similar one appear at the hands of our Riser, in order to fully put the proof on our enemies.”

Did you ever wonder what it must have felt like to walk alongside Moses, Jesus, Mohammed, and the prophets and messengers of the past? How awe-inspiring it must have been for the disciples of Christ when they watched him bring the dead back to life or walk on water? What was life like for the Children of Israel with Moses, who parted the sea and struck the rock to bring forth water?

These stories fill us with wonder and longing, yet they often seem far removed from our lives today. Miracles, it is often thought, are relics of a bygone era. We read about them in holy scriptures and hear of them through the tales passed down by the devout, but do we expect them today? Are miracles a thing of the past, or do they still have a role in the divine plan for the present and future? For believers in the Qaim, the awaited Riser, the answer is clear: miracles do happen.

As the traditions narrate, the miracles of the prophets and vicegerents serve a divine purpose—a way to establish proof upon the enemies of truth and to give solace and certainty to the hearts of the believers. These wonders are not confined to ancient history but are destined to manifest again in our world through the hands of the Qaim, Abdullah Hashem, Aba Al-Sadiq, just as they did through the prophets who came before him.

The Moon Disappeared

One of the most remarkable accounts witnessed by believers involves the Qaim causing the moon to disappear. This miracle is reminiscent of the signs shown by the prophets in the past, such as the splitting of the moon by the Prophet Mohammed. This was a sign to the disbelievers, a clear demonstration of divine power, and a testament to the truth of his prophethood.

In the present day, a similar miracle unfolded when the Qaim was witnessed making the moon vanish from the sky. It was the 14th of September, 2018, in Germany. It was a Friday evening, and there were over sixty believers present. I was a witness myself. We had gathered at our usual meeting place around a bonfire, with the crescent moon above us. Aba Al-Sadiq spoke about the journey so far, explaining how the Jordanian government and similar tyrants were shaken and sought to shut down the religions Satellite channel. Aba Al-Sadiq also spoke to us about the calamities coming our way, and he urged us to pray that God would remove these trials, tribulations, and any worries the people carried.

After he finished his prayer, he turned his back to us as we stood together in formation, as if for Friday prayer.

As soon as Aba Al-Sadiq finished, he went down in prostration, and we all followed him. Without realizing it, we were all facing the crescent moon. When we sat up, he asked God once again to bring down the Holy Spirit upon the community and to remove the calamities. Then, he returned to prostration, the crescent moon still above us. When Aba Al-Sadiq rose for the last time, the moon was gone. There wasn’t a cloud in sight. Someone shouted, “The moon is gone, the moon is gone!” We all searched for it, swearing it had been in the sky moments before, but we couldn’t see where it had gone. We looked for clouds, but there were none. It was clear—God had sent a sign that our prayers had been accepted. We had asked for the removal of calamities, and in response, as a sign, God took away the moon—an answer for those who believe.

Tahani Hashem, the adopted daughter of the Riser Aba Al-Sadiq, recounted these events in her own words.

“The moon disappearing symbolized all those trials and tribulations we were praying to be removed, and what had also been removed is what we had felt, after that we knew that nothing is difficult for God,” 

Actual location of gathering and prostration, Germany. 

The believers who witnessed this event were overwhelmed with awe and conviction, realizing that they stood in the presence of one who carried the authority and divine power of the prophets. This event was a reminder that God's signs continue to appear in the world through the hands of those He has appointed to guide humanity.

The Resurrection from the Dead

Yet this was not the only miracle attributed to the Qaim. In another account, he was witnessed performing an even greater wonder: resurrecting a woman from the dead, just as Jesus had brought back Lazarus. The woman is my mother, Shaheen, who suffered a heart attack and had flatlined, her soul having departed her body. She had experienced the realms beyond this life. During her near death experience she saw none other than the Mahdis, Ahmed Al-Hassan, Abdullah, who is Aba Al-Sadiq, and Al-Mahdi, who is Moses—those righteous successors mentioned in the Will of Prophet Mohammed, a proof upon mankind.

She was admitted to Bundeswehr hospital in Koblenz, Germany, The Clinic for Cardiac Surgery. The doctor who had performed surgery on her described it as a miracle because she had a 5% survival rate,

Dr Endlich, told us in his own words:

“I decided to call the family. Normally I don’t do that before I start the operation. But chances that she would survive were only 5 percent, and to survive plus completely recover with a good heart function from the operation were 1 or 2 percent.” 

Upon returning to life, my mother recounted her experience, describing her encounter with the Mahdis. She felt a force pulling her back as she was walking toward a very bright room. Without a shadow of a doubt, that force was Aba Al-Sadiq pulling her back, because on the other side, he was the one performing a miracle. Aba Al-Sadiq went to the hospital with my father, Waqar, and some family members, and he was beside them throughout this tremendous event.

“If you wish for Shaheen to come out of this procedure alive, you have to have certainty. So put your hands up to God and really want this.” Aba Al-Sadiq had told my father Waqar. 

Aba Al-Sadiq had complete faith she would recover, but her return required fifty percent of his own faith and fifty percent of the believers’ faith. Aba Al-Sadiq had already fulfilled his part. When my father looked within himself to find that faith, setting aside the doctors’ predictions about her survival rate, something burst within his heart—a certainty that, despite the odds, she would return. And she did; she awakened, astonishing the medical staff.

Her resurrection was not merely a miraculous restoration of life; it was a sign and confirmation of the divine authority of the Qaim and the legitimacy of the Mahdis mentioned in the Prophet’s Will. It served as a clear reminder that the line between life and death is within the power of God alone, and that He grants this power to those He chooses as His representatives on Earth.

Left: Shaheen in intensive care; Right:After coming back from the other side.

Miracles in the Present and the Future

The miracles attributed to the Riser are too numerous to recount fully in this article. He has been witnessed healing the sick, appearing in dreams and visions that come to pass, and seeing his prophecies fulfilled. God Himself has testified to his truth by sending an angel in the sky, creating clear synchronicities, bringing life to the earth, and taking us on extraordinary journeys through other dimensions. Witnessing exorcisms and having encounters with the Jinn are just some of the signs of his power. 

Yet, the greatest miracle is how he has united people from all walks of life, allowing them to live in harmony under one shared goal, and sustaining a community of over 200 people for all these years. God has enforced Aba Al-Sadiq with divine success and has allowed his call to grow.

These miracles are not mere stories from a distant past but living testimonies to the divine power at work in the world today. Through the Qaim, Aba Al-Sadiq, God continues to show His signs to humanity, reaffirming the continuity of the divine message and the unbroken chain of guidance through His chosen one. The miracles witnessed are a testament that divine intervention is not limited to history but is an ongoing reality, present in the lives of those who have migrated to the Riser Aba Al-Sadiq.

For those with eyes to see and hearts open to faith, the signs are clear. We have found him; we have found the savior of our time.