Why did God dedicate entire chapters of the Qur’an to ants and bees? What hidden wisdom do these tiny creatures hold about the future of humanity? In this episode, we uncover the signs encoded in nature—how ants, bees, and even cells point to the next step in our evolution. The Mahdi isn’t just a figure of prophecy—he’s here to organize the chaos, dissolve the ego, and lead a scattered species into one living ummah. Not metaphorically. Literally.

In this episode of The School of Divine Mysteries, Aba Al-Sadiq (fhip) guides his disciple Tiffany through a profound unveiling of the sacred connection between the Mahdi and the Black Stone of the Kaaba. Shrouded in mystery, the Stone has long held deep esoteric meaning—its form, its location, and its legacy echo with divine purpose. As the conversation unfolds, striking parallels emerge with the Christian concept of the cornerstone and the parable of the tenants. Could the Black Stone be more than a relic—perhaps a sign, a witness, or even a bearer of a hidden truth? Join us in this mystical journey as secrets long concealed begin to surface, and the connection between Heaven and Earth becomes ever more clear.

In this deeply captivating episode, we dive into the ancient mystery of angels and demons across the Abrahamic faiths and beyond. From the majestic duties of the archangels to the terrifying appearances of fallen entities, we explore how spiritual beings operate in both divine service and rebellion. Discover the unique roles of Gabriel, Michael, Azrael, and Israfil—and the hidden meanings behind their names. Learn how angels are not only messengers but cosmic agents managing the natural world on quantum and massive scales, from raindrops to earthquakes. We also unravel the shadowy world of demons and jinn, tracing their origin, hierarchy, and interaction with mankind. Are they fallen angels or something else entirely? Could they be connected to the ancient gods, extraterrestrials, or even the unexplained phenomena of our time? With vivid scriptural insights, gnostic traditions, and esoteric secrets, this episode reveals a hidden universe teeming with beings both luminous and dark—watching, guiding, whispering.

In this groundbreaking episode, Abdullah Hashem (Aba Al-Sadiq) unveils the first chapter of a powerful new series on Divine Jurisprudence, beginning with the covenant of Adam. Drawing from deep scriptural truths and ancient wisdom, this series reveals how God’s law has unfolded through seven covenants—from Adam to Muhammad, and now to the final divine covenant in our own time. We explore the original commandments given to humanity: the obligation to obey the divinely appointed leader of every age, and the sacred call to marry and multiply. These foundational laws, first revealed to Adam, are re-established today through the companions of the Will—Imam Al-Mahdi, Ahmed Al-Hassan, and Abdullah Hashem himself. Join us on this spiritual journey through the divine law, as we uncover the essence of true submission, divine leadership, and the path to establishing paradise on Earth.

In this episode of The School for Divine Mysteries, Abdullah Hashem Aba Al-Sadiq (fhip) meets with his disciple Caroline Hören to reflect on the trials of a forgotten people and the vision for their future. He draws a powerful parallel between the exile of the Children of Israel and the persecution and scattering of the Bani Hashem—the family of the Prophet Mohammed. Just as the Jewish people gave birth to the idea of Zionism to reclaim their homeland, the followers of the Mahdi now begin to awaken to a similar yearning. Is this the beginning of a new dream—a vision of return, unity, and divine purpose? A movement that may one day be known as Mahdiism?

This episode of The School of Divine Mysteries delves into a topic that weighs heavy on the heart: betrayal and apostasy—the painful reality that plagues the path of the Mahdi. Aba Al-Sadiq (FHIP) confronts the bitter truth of those who once stood at the forefront of the mission, only to later walk away and abandon the very cause they once championed. He explores the deeper necessity behind this phenomenon, revealing why such betrayals are not just inevitable but ultimately serve a divine purpose. Through historical and spiritual insights, he uncovers the silver lining hidden within this trial—why the mission of truth must be tested through the fire of treachery, and how in the end, only those of unshakable faith remain standing.

In this powerful and eye-opening episode, Abdullah Hashem Aba Al-Sadiq confronts one of the most misunderstood and misused concepts in religion: jihad. From Islamic extremists to crusading popes, countless wars have been waged in the name of God—but were they ever truly sanctioned by Him? Join us as we uncover the true definition of jihad according to the Prophet Muhammad and his holy family. Learn about the distinction between the greater and lesser jihad, the Shia position on legitimate warfare, and the shocking consequences of engaging in unsanctioned combat. Whether you’re Muslim, Christian, Jewish, or simply searching for the truth—this is a must-watch. The deception ends here.

In this thought-provoking episode of The School of Divine Mysteries, Aba Al-Sadiq and his guest Tiffany dive into one of the most misunderstood concepts in religion: idol worship. Together, they explore the history and spiritual significance of worship through images across polytheistic and monotheistic traditions—from ancient temples to biblical symbolism. The conversation unpacks how even within the Abrahamic faiths, the idea of worshiping an “image” begins with Adam, created in the image of God, and continues in mysterious ways through scripture, culminating in the prophetic warnings of Revelation. Drawing from the teachings of Imam Ahmed al-Hasan (a), particularly The Book of Monotheism, the discussion unveils the true monotheistic understanding. The episode challenges viewers to consider whether they are truly worshiping God through His appointed image or unknowingly venerating a satanic distortion of divine virtues. With compelling analogies, scriptural references, and spiritual insight, this episode calls for deep self-reflection and a renewed commitment to the essence of divine worship.