The Call to God in Southeast Asia

The spread of the call of Aba Al-Sadiq, the awaited Mahdi and reformer of the world, has ignited like wildfire in the Philippines, an island nation encircled by its own volcanic “Ring of Fire.” A growing number of new believers, inspired by the spirit of truth, have been working tirelessly to distribute posters and flyers proclaiming that supremacy belongs to God alone and His chosen successor on earth. Salvation, they emphasize, is now at hand.

This new wave of devoted believers primarily originates from Mindanao province, home to 93% of the Muslim population in the Philippines. Emerging from spiritual discontent and oppressive circumstances, these individuals have embraced the message with unwavering conviction.

The first recorded introduction of Islam in the Philippines was in the Sulu region, a coastal area known for its industrious and resourceful Bajau sea gypsies. It was Tuhan Mahadum who introduced the key concept of Tawhid (the Oneness of God) around the time of Imam Al-Baqir. Tuhan Mahadum is also credited with revealing the event of Prophet Muhammad splitting the moon, a topic discussed in-depth on the Mahdi Has Appeared YouTube channel.

By 1380, Islam had further spread through Arab and Malay merchants and Yemeni missionaries. They taught the local tribes not only the correct format for prayers in line with the teachings of the 6th covenant but also emphasized the prophetic succession of “Baginda Ali,” Imam Ali.

Today, believers in Aba Al-Sadiq in the Philippines have embarked on individual spiritual journeys to seek and embrace this profound message.