It Is Time
It Is Time is a live programme, hosted by two presenters, that starts each time from a precise question and sets it against the texts: the Quran, the hadiths, the Bible and the historical sources.
The topics vary: the death of the Prophet Mohammed and the succession of Imam Ali, the place of Ahl al-Bayt, the Holy Spirit, Mary and Jesus in Islam, the veil, the black banner, the Antichrist and the State of Divine Justice.
Some episodes give the floor to believers, such as Laure from Belgium; others follow current events, up to the banner raised in Rome on Easter Day.

In series order
The episodes
In order of publication.
Video 1 of 25The death of the Prophet Mohammed: the mystery solved
Video 2 of 25The Kingdom is a Man
Video 3 of 25The Black Banner of the Mahdi
Video 4 of 25Prostrating before a man
Video 5 of 25How Laure found the Mahdi
Video 6 of 25Presidential immunity for the Messengers and the Prophets
Video 7 of 25Imprisonment of two members of the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light in Morocco
Video 8 of 25The unity of religions under Imam Al-Mahdi
Video 9 of 25The appointment of Imam Ali (AS) as successor of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)
Video 10 of 25Why follow the family of the Prophet (PBUH&HF)
Video 11 of 25Are Muslims the true Christians?
Video 12 of 25The Holy Spirit is breathed into a man
Video 13 of 25The prototype of the State of Divine Justice
Video 14 of 25How to recognise the Imam of one’s time?
Video 15 of 25The Prophetic Testament: the transmission of authority since Adam
Video 16 of 25The Assumption of Mary in Islam
Video 17 of 25The story of the Holy Spirit
Video 18 of 25The history of the hijab: from Moses to Muhammad
Video 19 of 25The Prophet Muhammad defends the Prophet Jesus
Video 20 of 25Imam Ali’s (AS) refusal to pledge allegiance to Abu Bakr
Video 21 of 25The Mahdi guides you to Paradise
Video 22 of 25The great tribulations and the divine solution
Video 23 of 25Antichrist, Dajjal and the One Eye
45:18Video 24 of 25Who really is the successor of Jesus?
34:18Video 25 of 25The true Pope claims his throne