The School of Divine Mysteries - The Mahdi Has Appeared

Explore the powerful concept of replacement theology and the question of who are God’s chosen people today through a deep dive into the Bible, Torah, and Quran. This episode examines the idea of covenant with God, the legacy of Abraham, Ishmael, and Isaac, and how different faiths—Judaism, Christianity, and Islam—understand divine selection and guidance. By analysing key passages from scripture and prophetic traditions, it uncovers a recurring pattern about obedience, faith, and what it truly means to belong to God’s chosen nation, inviting viewers to reflect on their place within this ongoing spiritual narrative.

Who was Abdullah Ibn Saba — and why has his name been buried in Islamic history? In this episode, we explore a mysterious and controversial figure tied to some of the deepest ideas in Islam, from the hidden meanings behind divine law to the concept of inner truth (Batin) versus outer form (Zahir). Through the lens of early history, the Ten Commandments, and esoteric teachings, a bigger question begins to emerge: is there a deeper reality within religion that most people never see? And if so… what happens to those who uncover it?

Dive into one of the most controversial and thought-provoking discussions in the School of Divine Mysteries series, where hidden truths about scriptural corruption, the Mahdi, and the Antichrist (Dajjal) are explored like never before. This episode uncovers powerful connections between Islam, Christianity, and Judaism, challenging mainstream narratives and raising critical questions about how sacred texts may have been altered over time to conceal divine leadership and misguide believers. With compelling insights into prophecy, authority, and end-times deception, this eye-opening talk will leave you questioning everything you thought you knew—while setting the stage for even deeper revelations ahead.

Beneath the surface of Islam lies a deeper dimension that has existed since the beginning—one rooted in hidden meanings, symbolic language, and a tradition of inner understanding passed through the prophets and the Ahlulbayt. In this episode, we explore why revelation speaks in layers, why God veils Himself from direct perception, and how sacred texts like the Qur’an carry meanings far beyond the literal. From the mystery of divine intermediaries to a deeper look at the story of the people of Lot, this lecture invites you to reflect on the difference between outward belief and inner realization—and why not everyone hears the same message when they read the same words.

In this powerful episode, we explore three shocking events that many believe are undeniable signs tied to the appearance of the Mahdi, examining prophecy, divine testimony, and a mysterious pattern behind the fall of prominent world figures. Drawing on Islamic traditions, the Book of Revelation, and biblical parallels, the discussion highlights how truth confronts falsehood, how knowledge and speech act as a “sword,” and how these moments may reflect a deeper divine proof. Referencing themes such as mubahala, prophecy, and end times, this thought-provoking analysis challenges viewers to reflect on signs, scripture, and the unfolding reality for those seeking guidance.

A powerful and thought-provoking discussion explores the deep connections between Jesus, the Mahdi, and the unfolding events surrounding the Third Temple and the Kaaba, examining their meaning through scripture, prophecy, and history. Reflecting on the actions of Jesus at the Temple, the role of his disciples, and the expectations placed upon the Mahdi, this episode highlights striking parallels that challenge conventional understanding. It invites viewers to reconsider the significance of sacred houses, divine missions, and the responsibility of believers in this critical time—raising profound questions about faith, loyalty, and where one will stand when the moment arrives.

Many people grow up understanding religion through rituals, surface teachings, and historical narratives—yet still feel that something deeper is missing. This episode explores the hidden structure behind religion itself, uncovering a layered spiritual framework that connects prophets, divine authority, and true recognition of God. By revisiting pivotal moments like Ghadir Khumm and introducing concepts such as the Door, the Name, and the Meaning, it addresses a fundamental question: why do sincere believers still struggle to grasp the full reality of faith? This discussion offers a thought-provoking perspective that challenges conventional interpretations and invites viewers to seek a deeper, more unified understanding of divine truth.

In this episode of the School of Divine Mysteries, we take a step back to clearly outline the mission, beliefs, and purpose behind this dawah, offering both long-time viewers and new audiences a concise overview of what is being proclaimed and why. This discussion explores key themes such as prophecy, divine succession, the fulfillment of ancient narrations, and the concept of the supremacy of God in appointing leadership. Drawing connections between Islam, the Quran, the Ahlul Bayt, and earlier covenants from the Torah and Gospel, the episode presents a unified perspective on religion, guidance, and authority, while addressing questions around the awaited saviour, the role of the Yamani, and the restoration of true faith in the end times.

Welcome to our Q&A series, where seekers from around the world ask deep and meaningful questions about God, truth, scripture, and the divine mission of the Mahdi and his successors. Each episode features clear, insightful answers based on the teachings of Aba al-Sadiq (Abdullah Hashem) and the foundational texts of the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light. Whether you’re curious, skeptical, or spiritually searching, this series invites you to reflect, question, and discover the hidden wisdom that has long been silenced. No topic is off limits—only truth is our guide.

In this powerful lecture, we explore the true meaning of the Sabbath as the sign of the divine covenant — a commandment given to Moses and preserved across generations. The Sabbath is not merely a day of rest, but a symbol of liberation, obedience, and the supremacy of God over all forms of tyranny. From the time of the Exodus, when the Israelites were freed from Pharaoh, the Sabbath has represented a weekly return to God’s authority — a rejection of worldly control and a remembrance of divine freedom. But does the Sabbath end with the Children of Israel… or does it continue? What was its place in Islam? And what did the Ahlulbayt say about this sacred day? This presentation challenges conventional assumptions and invites viewers to reconsider the Sabbath not as an outdated law, but as a living sign of faith, identity, and allegiance to God.