The School of Divine Mysteries - The Mahdi Has Appeared

In this thought-provoking episode of the School of Divine Mysteries, Aba Al-Sadiq (fhip) welcomes Tiffany Oldani as they embark on a profound exploration of salvation in the Abrahamic religions—Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.

Together, they unravel the intricate threads that weave the concept of salvation, seeking to understand the fundamental question of how true salvation is attained.

Delving into the sacred scriptures of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, the episode navigates through the unique perspectives each tradition offers on the path to salvation.

Tiffany's insights contribute to a rich dialogue that invites viewers to contemplate the commonalities and differences in these Abrahamic faiths.

Join Aba Al-Sadiq and Tiffany on this enlightening journey as they unlock the mysteries surrounding salvation.

Don't miss this captivating episode that seeks to unveil the essence of true salvation.

🙏 May the peace and blessings of God be upon you all.

In the upcoming episode, we will dive into the complex topic of alcohol in religion, With our Master Aba Al-Sadiq and special guest, Guillaume Ballet. Our exploration will lead us back to the foundational texts of Judaism, Christianity, and finally, Islam. In Judaism and the Old Testament, we encounter numerous instances of prophets engaging in drinking, and occasionally succumbing to drunkenness. From Noah producing wine to Lot consuming it, poetic psalms celebrating wine, to restrictions on entering the temple while under the influence, wine plays a notable role. In Christianity, wine is elevated to the status of a sacrament. Jesus' inaugural miracle involved transforming water into wine, and the last supper appears to involve a wine-drinking ritual. When we turn to Islam, we encounter the prohibition of alcohol, despite its revered status in previous traditions. We'll explore the reasons provided in Islamic texts and address the question of whether this prohibition will ever be lifted. Join us for an enlightening episode of the School of Divine Mysteries, promising both informative insights and inspiration. 🙏 May the peace and blessings of God be upon you all.

This episode discusses the concept of the Antichrist in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. It explores the signs and characteristics associated with the Antichrist. The United States of America matches the description of the Antichrist according to these religions. We highlight the anti-democratic nature of the system, where decisions are made without consulting God. Only God has the authority to choose the system of governance, and Jesus will eventually descend to fulfill his role.

This episode discusses how the story of "The Binding of Isaac" in the Old Testament proves that God would never sacrifice his son. The conversation explores the Christian view of "The Binding of Isaac" as a foreshadowing of the crucifixion of Christ. The episode mentions John 3:16, which states that God gave his one and only son as a sacrifice for eternal life. It highlights the parallel between Abraham being the father of all Israel and God being the father of Jesus in Christianity. The episode touches on the concept of love, stating that both Isaac and Jesus are loved by their fathers.

Join Aba Al-Sadiq (fhip) and Tiffany in the upcoming episode as they unravel the mystery surrounding the identity of the Paraclete, a highly significant character in the Bible known by various names such as the comforter and advocate. To understand this character we must delve into the history of the Bible's formation, explore the linguistic aspects, the individuals involved, and potential political influences on its interpretations. The central question of whether the Paraclete, this second Jesus, is Mohammed (pbuhaf) or The Holy Spirit, will be scrutinized, as well as answering the question on how the Paraclete “will remain with you forever” Don't miss this exciting and enlightening exploration! 🙏 May the peace and blessings of God be upon you all.

In this compelling episode with Dr. Irfan, we embark on a comprehensive exploration of the concept of the Mahdi from both Sunni and Shia schools of thought. Our aim is to discern the commonalities and distinctions, delving deep to glean a clearer understanding of this anticipated figure. Moreover, we endeavour to sift through the accounts attributed to Prophet Mohammed, distinguishing between factual narrations and interpretations that may have emerged from later scholarly discourse. Through this process, we anticipate uncovering a perspective on the Mahdi that may diverge from prevailing beliefs in contemporary times. Join us on this riveting journey as we unveil a multifaceted portrait of the Mahdi, a central figure in Islamic eschatology, and strive to shed light on the truths that underlie this enigmatic prophecy. Don't miss this opportunity to expand your knowledge and gain fresh insights into this pivotal aspect of Islamic faith. 🙏 May the peace and blessings of God be upon you all.

In our previous episode, we learned how God has established the criteria to identify the man sent by Him. The Riser Aba Al-Sadiq (From Him is Peace) explained how we can find the true Imam Mahdi. In this episode, we determine if it is possible to use other criteria or methods to identify Imam Mahdi. For example, were prophets and messengers recognized by their appearance, laws, or any other expectations the people may have? What can we learn from the nations of Adam, Jonah, Job, Noah, Hosea, Moses and The Righteous Servant, Jesus, and Mohammed? The Riser Aba Al-Sadiq takes us through history and explains how the people were tested in identifying prophets and messengers from the past.

This video discusses the coming of Imam Mahdi. It emphasizes the importance of going back to the narrations and traditions of the family of Mohammed to identify Imam Mahdi. The scholars of the end times are mentioned as a source of misguidance in the narrations of Mohammed and his family. The Muslims are expecting the appearance of Imam Mahdi. But how does a person recognise who the Mahdi is? And will the Muslims be guided by the religious scholars of today or will the Islamic scholars and governments commit the same atrocities that religious men of old committed against the prophets of their time? Join us in this episode as we listen to how The Riser Aba Al-Sadiq (From Him is Peace) breaks down the age-old law that has always been applied for recognising God’s chosen vicegerent in every age and time.

Join Aba Al-Sadiq (From Him Is Peace) and his dedicated student Tiffany in another insightful episode of the School of Divine Mysteries. Today, we delve into a question that has piqued the curiosity of many: Can a woman hold the esteemed title of a prophet? Our exploration embarks on a profound journey through the scriptures, spanning from the Torah to the Bible, and culminating in the Quran. Our aim is twofold: first, to discern the essence and parameters of what defines a prophet, and second, to scrutinise the texts for any indications of women who might fittingly embody this role. This episode promises to be an illuminating and enriching experience for the dedicated students of the School of Divine Mysteries. We trust you will find this exploration both enlightening and rewarding. Don't miss this opportunity to expand your knowledge and gain fresh insights into this pivotal aspect of Islamic faith. 🙏 May the peace and blessings of God be upon you all.

In this episode we embark on a captivating journey into the heart of prayer, a universal form of communication with the Divine shared across all religions. As is our custom, we turn to the scriptures of Muslims, Christians, and Jews to uncover the authentic method and profound significance behind this sacred practice. While the outward expressions of prayer may vary, a common thread emerges—the act of prostration, of placing one's face upon the ground. This posture is not only found in different variations within all three faiths, but it is also mentioned in both the Old and New Testaments. We encounter numerous passages where prophets humbly fall to their faces in prayer, whether before the Divine or in the presence of an angel. Curiously, many contemporary Muslims view prostration before a creation as inappropriate. Yet, delving into the stories within the Quran, we unearth the key to unraveling this enigma. One pivotal moment arises when God commands the angels to prostrate before Adam, an act that Iblis defiantly rejects in favor of his own form of worship. At this juncture, God makes it unequivocally clear that this is the manner in which He desires to be worshiped—through the being in whom He breathed His own spirit. Can we now reexamine Islamic prayer through this illuminating lens? Join us in this episode, where we traverse the intricate landscapes of prayer. Together, we contemplate the profound implications of this sacred practice across faiths and seek to deepen our understanding of its true essence. Stay tuned for an episode that promises to challenge perceptions and foster a deeper connection to the Divine.