In this episode of The School of Divine Mysteries, Aba Al-Sadiq explores one of the oldest and most thought-provoking myths in human history — a story used by ancient philosophers to explain why human beings feel incomplete, why we long for connection, and why love sits at the core of every true religion. What begins as a discussion of Plato’s strange tale of the “first human” unfolds into a deeper reflection on loneliness, unity, and the hidden purpose behind our relationships, friendships, and communities. Join us as we uncover the ancient wisdom behind our search for wholeness — and what it truly means for the spiritual journey of humanity.

What does it mean to follow God today—not in history, but in the present moment? In the first episode of The Mahdi’s Manifesto Podcast, Abdullah Hashem (Aba Al-Sadiq) explains the purpose, origins, and mission of a growing faith community built around the belief in a living, divinely appointed guide in every age. This episode addresses the questions many are afraid to ask: Why do believers gather around a living Imam? Is community life an obligation or a choice? How did prophetic societies function in the past—and can they exist again? What separates a divine community from cults, extremism, or political movements? Drawing on the lives of the Prophets and Messengers—from Adam, Moses, Jesus, and Muhammad, to the Apostles and the righteous of every nation—this conversation explores the timeless pattern of believers withdrawing from corruption to establish justice, brotherhood, and shared responsibility. The episode also speaks directly to modern concerns, clarifying the community’s firm commitment to peace, legality, compassion, and non-violence, while responding to media myths and public misunderstanding. At its core, this is not a call to fear—but a call to conscience. A call to reconsider what faith looks like when it is lived fully, openly, and together.

In this episode of the Hall of Mysteries, Aba Al-Sadiq continues his exploration of the writings attributed to the unknown prophet Hermes — the same figure many traditions identify with Enoch. These ancient texts reveal a vision of reality that modern thought has forgotten, yet every prophet and sage once understood. This lecture uncovers why the ancients insisted that true Goodness cannot be found in this world, why suffering is woven into the fabric of creation, and what this means for a soul seeking purification. Through Hermes’ hidden wisdom, Aba Al-Sadiq exposes the structure of the world we live in — and the path that leads beyond it.

In this groundbreaking episode of the School of Divine Mysteries, Aharon — a 48-year-old Orthodox Jew from Jerusalem — reveals how his sincere search for God led him from strict Judaism… to recognizing the Mahdi, Aba Al-Sadiq. Raised in Israel, married with five children, and deeply devoted to Torah and Orthodox Jewish life, Aharon always believed he needed to “find the Moses of his time.” His journey took a shocking turn when he discovered Yeshua (Jesus), the tragedy of Karbala, and the hidden prophecies in Judaism that align with the Mahdi and the family of Prophet Muhammad. For the first time ever, Aharon publicly shares: 🔥 Why an Orthodox Jew accepted the Mahdi🔥 How Torah prophecies connect to the Qa’im🔥 Why Judaism and Islam both require a divinely appointed leader🔥 What made him leave democratic leadership for God's supremacy🔥 What he discovered about Imam Hussein and Karbala🔥 Why he says Muslims “missed the signs” of the Mahdi🔥 The danger he now faces in Israel for believing in the Mahdi Aharon boldly declares:“We have to crawl even if the whole earth is like a knife… to find the Moses of our time.” His testimony fulfills both Islamic and Jewish prophecies — proving the Mahdi’s call is reaching Israel exactly as foretold. If you are Muslim, Jewish, Christian, or searching for God’s truth… this episode will challenge everything you thought you knew about divine leadership, prophecy, and the role of the Mahdi in our time. 👉 Watch until the end. This is not just a story — it’s a sign.

In this episode of the School of Divine Mysteries, Abdullah Hashem Aba Al-Sadiq (fhip) explores Socrates’ famous discussion on the nature of writing, using the ancient Egyptian myth of Thoth and Amon as the backdrop. The conversation raises important questions about memory, knowledge, and whether written words can truly preserve wisdom. Aba Al-Sadiq unpacks the arguments on both sides of this ancient debate and shows why it became one of the most influential philosophical conversations in history.

On this special episode of the School of Divine Mysteries, Aba Al-Sadiq FHIP explores the ancient Greek Myth of Er, a story of death, judgment, reincarnation, and the mysterious waters of forgetting. As he walks through this remarkable tale, he reveals how its vision of the soul’s journey mirrors teachings preserved in our own tradition. What emerges is a powerful look at how truth has echoed across civilizations, carried by prophets who were never recognized in their time.

In this episode of The Hall of Mysteries, join the Mahdi Aba Al-Sadiq as he explores the hidden structure of the human mind and the ancient teaching that the intellect can be completed, illuminated, and awakened. From the Hermetic revelation to the wisdom of the prophets, the tradition has always spoken of a moment when human understanding is lifted beyond its limits and the secrets of the unseen become clear. What is the power that moves the mind beyond place? How does thought travel across the world in an instant? And why did the ancient texts foretell a guide who would perfect the intellects of people and reveal the nature of consciousness itself? These questions lead into a science that once belonged only to sages and initiates, a science that shows how the mind connects to the cosmos and how the seeker becomes ready to approach the knowledge of the One.

In this episode of The Hall of Mysteries, join the Mahdi Aba Al-Sadiq as he explores how ancient civilizations understood and used the unseen forces that shaped their world. From simple markings in the earth to rituals performed in private chambers, people across every culture believed that certain actions could influence events beyond ordinary reach. What did they mean by magic? How did they explain the power of symbols, words, and intentions? And why did so many prophets, scholars, and rulers engage with a science that later generations tried to erase or redefine? This episode traces the outlines of an old and universal knowledge, one that touched every part of life and appeared wherever human beings sought to bridge the visible and the invisible.