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The Messenger of Imam Mahdi | The Qaim Aba Al-Sadiq Abdullah Hashem -- Are these two people?
Abdullah Hashem and Aba Al-Sadiq refer to the same individual. Abdullah Hashem, born in 1983 in the United States to an Egyptian father and an American mother, is the founder and leader of the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light (AROPL). He is also known by the title Aba Al-Sadiq, which translates to "Father of the Truthful." In 2015, he publicly declared himself as the Qa'im (the Riser) and the Second Mahdi, succeeding his spiritual guide, Ahmed al-Hasan, who is considered the First Mahdi by their followers. Hashem asserts that his name appears in the Prophet Muhammad's will, which lists twelve Mahdis to succeed the twelve Imams, identifying him as the first of these Mahdis. Therefore, the titles "Messenger of Imam Mahdi," "The Qa'im," and "Aba Al-Sadiq" all refer to Abdullah Hashem, who claims a divinely appointed role in Islamic eschatology. Is he the messiah? No, Abdullah Hashem (Aba Al-Sadiq) is not recognized as the Messi...
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