Shaykh Mohammed Nizami

15/02/2026

Join the Ramadan Quran Program and hear the entire story from God.

Tonight at 7pm, the people will gather to listen, and through Ramadan, to hear the entire message from God as one unfolding story.

Join the Ramadan Quran Program today and experience the Proclamation in the way it was meant to be experienced: holistically, sequentially, alive.

We camp around the evening fire together. Screens mirrored to living room TVs. Families settled in. The whole cohort connected. Across cities, countries, and continents, hearts tuned to the same words.

Four evenings a week, we work our way through the revelation, not fragment by fragment, but as a single, coherent message. You begin to see the overarching story. The themes. The warnings. The mercy. The covenant. The purpose. The story unfolds before you.

Participants always say the same thing:

“I never realised how connected it all was.”
“I finally understand the message.”
“It feels like God is mine.”

There's a real tribal vibe. Eager ears. Piercing eyes. People leaning forward. Not passive listening, but engaged hearts. Questions. Reflection. Alignment.

The beauty is that your entire household can be part of it. Turn your evenings into something luminous and form a culture for everyone. Let your children sit with you. Let them hear the story of creation, covenant, rise and fall, justice and mercy. Let them absorb the values and purpose God calls you to live by.

Ramadan is short and these nights pass quickly so bring your evenings alive with the final message.

We start today at 7pm with The Introduction and The Heifer. Gather the household. Sit by the fire and let God speak to you.

Sign up now: https://www.abrahamicrestoration.school/offers/FD4jFAsL/checkout

11/02/2026

Why You Should Join the QP26

Most people who claim attachment to the Qur’an have never actually walked through it. They’ve inherited it. Quoted it. Framed it. Posted it. Defended it. But they haven’t understood its architecture.

The QP is not for vibes. It’s not a tajwīd class. It’s not a motivational reminder. It’s a guided journey through the entire Proclamation from beginning to end.

We won’t atomise verses, cherry-picked themes or celebrate slogans detached from context. We explore
• How each chapter flows internally
• How chapters connect to one another
• How law, narrative, warning and promise interlock
• How the covenantal code unfolds historically

The intention is to stop reading it as fragments and start hearing it as a single, deliberate address.

Here’s what will surprise you: the tension you feel around identity will surface. You’ll discover things that may put you at odds with inherited versions of “Islam” around you. You’ll realise how much of what circulates is sentiment layered on top of something far more structured, demanding and world-shaping. That discomfort is clarity emerging.

This program is built for intelligent people who’ve never been given the framework. We speak in plain English. There’s no insider jargon, mystical fog or emotional manipulation. Fragility also has no place with God.

Just disciplined thought, historical grounding, civilisational architecture, and the moral horizon of what God is actually calling people to.

If you’ve ever felt:
• “I believe in it, but I don’t know what it actually says as a whole.”
• “I’ve memorised parts, but I don’t see the big picture.”
• “I want to understand this properly, not culturally.”

Then the QP is for you.

Ramadan is not for scrolling religious content. It’s for a real connection that recalibrates your allegiance.

Sign up and join in. (Link in bio)

This is where God’s Proclamation stops being a symbol
and becomes a summons. Will you answer this year?

03/09/2025

Saint George the hanīf!

Saint George tends to be remembered through legend, but his story is far more interesting. He was born to a Turkish father and a Palestinian mother (likely speaking Greek and Aramaic), and lived as a follower of the legacy of the Israelite messiah, Jesus. His loyalty was to El’Lāh and not to the idols of Rome. At the end of the 3rd century when he lived, the legacy of Jesus in Palestine had not yet hardened into the later trinitarian creeds of imperial Christianity. Communities in Palestine were diverse: many kept elements of the covenantal law as well as drawing in gentiles who turned from idols to God. What united them was devotion to God’s sovereignty, reverence for the messiah as God’s servant, and a rejection of pagan sacrifice. They were believers.

This Palestinian faith was marked by simplicity and struggle. It lived in tension with Rome, often facing persecution. Martyrdom became a hallmark of its legacy: men and women who chose death rather than betray the covenant of Abraham. God tells us about such remnants of The people of the Book in the final revelation. There are two notable references, one is the young men of the cave who fled persecution and also known as the Seven Sleepers (see chapter 18), and the other is in reference to martyrs of the Trench (see chapter 85):

…damned were the makers of the trench (Jewish Himyarites), the makers of the fuel-stoked fire! They sat down to watch what they were doing to the believers (Messianic Najranites). Their only grievance against them was their faith in God, the Mighty, the Praiseworthy, to whom all control over the heavens and earth belongs: God is witness over all things. For those who persecute believing men and women, and do not repent afterwards, there will be the torment of Hell and burning. But for those who have faith and do good deeds there will be Gardens graced with flowing streams: that is the great triumph. (Q 85:4-11)

In both references they are fleeing persecution.

Shortly after George in the same century, the Roman Empire began to adopt the messianic legacy (albeit with sever distortions) as a state creed. Under Constantine and the Council of Nicaea (325 CE), imperial bishops defined doctrine in creedal form and aligned the faith with Roman authority. What had been a movement of righteous martyrs (shuhadāʾ) was reshaped into a new religion of empire, mixed with pagan views to form a syncretic faith in the form of Christianity.

However, George’s martyrdom belongs to the earlier stream of the messianic legacy: a true believer who submitted to God and refused Roman idolatry, even when it cost him his life. He was a true believer, may God have mercy on him and grant him paradise.

Over time, George’s image was adopted by empire, and eventually by the modern nation state of the UK. Aside from normal (non-racists) folk who might celebrate him, white supremacists claim him as a symbol despite his Middle Eastern origins. The irony is stark: a man of Turkish and Palestinian parentage, remembered for rejecting idolatry and western imperialism, is now brandished as a banner against “foreigners” - particularly those from the east.

Similarly, many who claim the final Revelation dismiss George as though he were outside the true Abrahamic tradition and an unbeliever. Yet his life and death were acts of deep submission to God as a person submissive to God. Our George stands among the righteous martyrs of the past whose example continues to challenge both empire and idolatry - and we proudly acknowledge him as part of our heritage.

23/04/2025

IT BEGINS TODAY! The Quran Hibr Program

An in-depth journey through chapters 2–9 of the Qur’an, and it isn’t like anything you’ve experienced before. This year we're covering chapters 2-3.

We’re diving deep *every week*: 10 to 15 verses at a time, pulling out the meanings, the context, the literary architecture, and the divine precision packed into every line. (You can use the course to structure your memorisation if you like!) I'm super excited to let the knowledge flow and personally mentor all students throughout the journey!

The way in which God speaks is so intricate. He maintains His signature style into Arabic (idioms, phrases and pragmatic structure) which we'll look at from the Hebrew Scriptures whilst ALSO appealing to Arabian culture and linguistics (idiom, structure, linguistic devices). God is constantly alluding to things that are layered in historical knowledge, logic, and real life experience. You need an eye to see it (and often there's so much going on you need to go over it with different lenses!) As a writer myself, I REALLY appreciate what He is doing - it is part science, and part art.

All the while, and most importantly, He conveys a profound message to rally the troops, warn His enemies, update and finalise the Israelite covenantal law, pass on covenantal custodianship to the Ishmaelites, intellectually provoke the audience, reason with humans and surgically dispatch their irrationality, and provide case studies on upholding the code.

You can’t skim this. It needs to be *studied* with various lenses: literary, moral, strategic, historical, logical. You’ll start to notice layers upon layers. It's explosive 🎆. 🤯

Be righteous: "No person to whom God had given the Scripture, wisdom, and prophethood would ever say to people, ‘Be my servants, not God’s.’ [He would say], ‘You should be devoted to God because you have taught the Scripture and studied it closely.’" (3:79)

Don't be like the criminal Israelites: "Some of them are uneducated, and know the Scripture only through wish-ful thinking. They rely on guesswork." (Q 2:78)

This is the EPIC journey. It must for all literate, intelligent people. You don't need to know anything to begin. You'll learn everything! God is speaking and we’re here to listen, decode, respond.

Join the *Ultimate* Quran Program. Sign up today: https://www.abrahamicrestoration.school/offers/xpvaovCm/checkout

28/02/2025

📢 Last Call: Quran Program Starts Today!

Time is running out! ⏳ Last call to join the Ramadan Quran Program – a month-long bootcamp that separates the loyal from the treacherous and unveils the updated covenantal code revealed to Muhammad, the descendent of Abraham, who was appointed to lead the Ishmaelites and Israelites as the code's stewards.

The purpose isn't boring academic study of the Quran in English, but an exhilarating and provocative call for the faithful to return to an ancient covenant in 2025. Sh Nizami brings alive God's final proclamation which challenges you to pick a side!

Don't miss the first live session today at 7.30pm (UK).

What to Expect:
✅ Decipher the Divine Code – What does it truly mean to stand as one of God’s loyal subjects?
✅ Unmask the Treachery – Who are the betrayers of the covenant, and how do we recognise those qualities?
✅ A Call to Take a Side – No more neutrality. God demands a stand. Where do you belong?
✅ Shaikh Nizami Brings It to Life – Feel the power of the message as a NEW paradigm!

Ramadan is the month of decision. This is your chance to pledge your loyalty to God’s decree and claim your place in the eternal struggle. Will you answer the call?

Sign up TODAY before this evening!

🔗 Secure Your Spot – Because history will not wait.

https://courses.nizami.co.uk/QP2025

16/02/2025

Revelation Reclaimed

This Sunday at 8PM (London Time), we begin something extraordinary: a seminar (via Zoom) that will shift the way you engage with the Qur'an - the final message from God, stripping away diluted teachings to unveil a renewed primordial perspective, the unfiltered essence of Abraham's tradition.

This recalibration is an invitation to engage with the final message the way it was meant to be understood. What we cover is unparalleled—this is a return to the primordial, to the undistorted message of divine sovereignty, and a recalibration of thought to align with God’s code—justice, wisdom, and the unshakable truth.

What to expect this Sunday:
✅ Foundational insights that reorient your understanding of the Qur'an
✅ The core themes of the QP and how they redefine the popular narrative
✅ A high-caliber discourse that elevates beyond conventional popular teachings

This program is for those who seek depth, truth, and commitment that speaks to both the intellect and the soul.

🔗 https://courses.nizami.co.uk/QP2025

15/02/2025

Take an unparalleled journey this Ramadan with the *Quran Program*, led by Shaykh Mohammed Nizami. This exclusive program offers a profound exploration of the Quran, guiding you through its entirety to uncover the timeless wisdom of the Abrahamic tradition. (Link in the bio)

Program Highlights:

- Comprehensive Study: Engage in daily sessions that delve into the Quran's message, providing clarity on its practical applications in today's world.
- Accessible Learning: Designed for intelligent non-specialists and busy individuals, the program combines audio podcasts for convenient preparation, daily live sessions for in-depth learning, and a curated Telegram forum for questions, community discussions, and engagement.
- Exclusive Insights: Gain a unique perspective on the covenantal law and the primordial tradition of Abraham, offering a renewed understanding of faith and purpose.

Testimonials:

"The enjoyment of these nightly Quran sessions cannot be compared to anything else I have encountered in life. Studying the Quran in such a meaningful way has felt like pure nourishment for the mind, body, and soul." — Faridah

"It was the first time we went through the Qur'an translation, and it definitely made our Ramadan actually meaningful. It was a hard-hitting experience, but we're completely addicted now!" — Abi

Enrollment Details:

Complete Payment: £200
Two Monthly Payments: £100 per month
Use code EARLY10 for an early bird 10% discount.

Join us to discover the message that carries the weight of 2,500 years, calling to the tradition of Abraham and the Ishmaelite pledge to uphold the covenantal code and the sovereignty of God. Will you receive the message?

For more information and to register, visit courses.nizami.co.uk/QP2025.

Elevate your understanding. Deepen your faith and commitment. This Ramadan, answer the call.

14/02/2025

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01/02/2025

Everyone in the world that has a degree of influence and power has competed by excelling at something. The Chinese gained power and influence through manufacturing and technology that bolstered their economy and military. India developed major tech hubs. Israel has a technologically advanced market economy and is the best in the world for cyber security (amongst other things.)

Their influence and power comes from capabilities, not claims. Accordingly, God speaks about capabilities: “ Prepare whatever you can muster of strength, including warhorses, to frighten off God’s enemies and yours, and warn others unknown to you, but known to God. Whatever you give in God’s cause will be repaid to you in full, and you will not be wronged.” (8:60)

The guidance speaks of building capabilities that offer practical strength, and this can only come from a lot of targeted and smart work. Working smart is a mantra today, and for very good reason - it ensures things are achieved in a timely fashion. There is absolutely no point turning up to the race when the race is over.

Here, there is nothing strong or superior about British Muslimness. It gets boring having the same conversation repeatedly, with people unwilling to do anything else. Either it’s laziness, cowardice, or a mental health problem. In fact, the perpetual question: “Why are Muslims weak?” is a misleading question itself. It presupposes that:
1. Muslims are an ethnicity.
2. Muslims are a political nation.
3. Muslims are some politically, socially and ideologically unified group/community.

Muslim, in the communal and national sense, is a very loose identity based on a fraternal sense of belonging based on shared phonetics. They do not have a shared ideology in substance. To achieve anything, you need an active community based on shared ideals, vision, objectives and strategy. Imagine a bunch of people who loosely claim to work at the same company, but the individuals all differ greatly on what the company does and what it stands for. Some think it manufactures chocolates. Others think it’s resolves diabetes. Some think it’s an accountancy firm! What on earth would they be able to achieve?! Thus, calling on employees to “unite” is meaningless rhetoric, as there’s little to unite around (except the nebulous failed brand). “Unity” amongst the non-aligned is feel good rhetoric that actually undermines the progress (here: career development) of its employees holding them in a non-existent company that neither offers them a salary, training, career progression or a pension! Now imagine the company is run by the village chiefs from elsewhere who dress up in suits to make believe they’re Harvard MBAs and multi national corporation senior executives. They get everyone to feel busy “working” by sending them up and down the building’s floors to collect things. At the end of the day the employees are tired, but there’s neither much revenue nor manufacturing actually done. At first everyone thinks they’ve done amazing work but after a while (usually in their 30s) it dawns on them that nothing has actually been achieved.

For the unsuspecting, this holding pattern is not cool and I feel for them. But I don’t believe in sympathy for people who’ve been given a corrective and alternative, are called to it, but remain committed to failure. God only gives people what they deserve.

30/01/2025

I used to be a massive advocate for everyone to read the final revelation in a language they understand (of course, I still am). But the more I repeat myself, the more absurd the idea seems to me. That i literally have to advocate serious common sense that a five year old has. How superstitious have Muslims become that a person has to actually say: “Dude, I suggest you understand the phonemes you insist on humming.” It’s certainly not normal, but do we put it in the realm of mental health, learning disability, or absolute delusion? What has managed to dupe people, and who on earth is conspiring against them so successfully? It’s mind boggling but inarguably a fact.

But it certainly allows for one thing. They can end up constructing an entire narrative about God that’s not only (and patently) untrue, but they get away with it because they’ve “cancelled” the only way people would find out otherwise. With this strategy they get them to hum sounds for juju vibes and create an entire culture that nefariously conditions people for generations. This bizarre culture is curated to increasingly expand its influence until you’ve got a “religion” (Islam) that’s got nothing to do with the very source (Quran) it claims.

The final message becomes so mystified that when people eventually do read it in a language they understand, they still can’t see beyond the “religion” that was created. They’re conditioned to take phrases and statements a certain way. Every word they read is reinforced with a predetermined lens. It’s like Christians who repeatedly read paganism into the synoptic gospels despite strong monotheistic statements, or Jews who claim they’re the “chosen people” when the entire Tanakh simply lists their perpetual disloyalty and covenant rejection. I feel to scream “Can’t you read?!”

Of course they can. So what’s going wrong across the board, which has evidently been going wrong for a while? And will simply reading out something solve the problem? Well if it did, the Jews would have got it a long time ago, and the Christians would’ve figured it out by now. So no, just reading for the sake of reading doesn’t help most people. Ironically many are little better off from when they were humming phonemes! And the reason is because they’re conditioned with a paradigm that doesn’t fit with the final message. It severely warps the way they understand or interpret God’s statements, and renders a sensible and coherent understanding illusive.

So I’m no longer telling Muslims to just read their “holy book” in a language they understand. It’s much more than that. Of course, I want to make things as easy as possible for people, but actually understanding something takes a little more than just threading words in a sentence together.

As my guy Abu Bakr put it, “It took me a loooong time to come to this realisation. Things won't change because we are trying to make change based on their (Muslim) terms and thus creating this loop that may look different but eventually ends up arriving back at the same place.”

To play that circular game for decades - I’m sorry, I just can’t lol. There’s a cultural problem but I’m not invested in Muslim culture like that lol. Of course, the ethno-religious communities in the UK need that wake up call and people like Dr Sohaib Saeed are doing an admirable job in calling their attention to sanity. Those sincere like him seem to occasionally face backlash for spelling out what’s obvious to any sound minded person.

But what for those sincere people and social groups, both Muslim and non-Muslim alike, who don’t need to be told something so simple, but also still do not have the complete picture to know who God is directly speaking to, what He’s speaking about, and why? Well that’s where I’ll direct my efforts - to bring knowledge to the table that they don’t know, but will help them to build/pivot their characterisation of the final message which subsequently helps them get to the crux of the matter: what God is saying, and therefore, what He wants of them.

Join the mind blowing Quran Program where we explore and read through the entire final message with Shaykh M Nizami this Ramadan. Daily live sessions, podcasts, and recorded lessons await!

25/12/2024

I was thinking that if the monarchy and the Church can issue a Christmas address every year in the UK, well so can I. So here it is:

In the name of the Most High, the Most Merciful.

Many will gather today, surrounded by the warmth of family and friends, to reflect on a season of light, love, and mercy - principles that resonate deeply in the tradition of the great patriarch, Abraham. May God’s peace and salutations be on all His messengers who illuminated the path of truth and peace.

On this day, as many celebrate the miraculous birth of the Jewish Israelite prophet, Jesus the son of Mary, let us reflect on his faithful mission, a profound and noble legacy deeply rooted in the primordial Abrahamic tradition. Jesus wasn’t sent merely as a sign of divine power, but as a call to the Jews of Roman Palestine in the 1st century CE with an invitation to renew the covenant established between God and their forefather, Abraham.

Jesus was the Israelite Messiah, “the Anointed One”. The term “Messiah” is not a mystical title devoid of meaning. It signifies being chosen and consecrated as a leader, a king among his people. This anointing was to guide the Jews under Roman occupation back to serving God and the righteous path of the Patriarchs: Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. The recent Christian cry “Jesus is king” is true – he was the anointed king of the Jews. His kingship was an offer to renew the Israelite covenant amongst the Jews of Roman Palestine in a reminder to uphold God’s law, to establish justice, and to swear fealty to the Sovereign Creator:

"The most important commandment is this: ‘Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one. Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength.’” (Mark 12:29-30)

At the time of Jesus’s mission, the Jews had become mired in a world of Roman subjugation and internal strife. The Pharisees, Sadducees, and scribes had strayed from loyalty to God and corrupted interpretations of God’s will to maintain the façade of power. Jesus proclaimed:

“Isaiah was right when he prophesied about you hypocrites; as it is written: These people honour me with their lips, but their hearts are far from me. They worship me in vain; their teachings are merely human rules.’ You have let go of the commands of God and are holding on to human traditions.” And he continued, “You have a fine way of setting aside the commands of God in order to observe your own traditions…Thus you nullify the word of God by your tradition that you have handed down. And you do many things like that.” (Mark 7:6-13)

In this milieu, Jesus appeared as a beacon to his people, urging them to rise as a light to other nations that would inevitably dismantle the yoke of the Romans. He disparaged the Jewish Pharisees with scolding rebuke (Matthew 23:13-39), calling them to repent, to cleanse their hearts, and to realign themselves with the values of Abraham and the Patriarchs.

“If you were Abraham’s children,” said Jesus, “then you would do what Abraham did. As it is, you are looking for a way to kill me, a man who has told you the truth that I heard from God. Abraham did not do such things. You are doing the works of your own father.” “We are not illegitimate children,” they protested. “The only Father we have is God himself.” Jesus said to them, “If God were your Father, you would love me, for I have come here from God. I have not come on my own; God sent me.” (John 8:39-44)

However, as history bears witness, most were not willing to heed his call. These leaders, the Pharisees who later created Rabbinical Judaism (3rd-6th century CE), who were entrenched in their positions of power and blinded by pride, saw Jesus as a threat. They refused to accept his divinely appointed leadership and instead of submitting to God’s will, they plotted against God’s word. Their machinations were not victorious, for God’s plan is always supreme.

Jesus’s disciples, those few righteous souls among the Israelites, embraced his message and strove in the path of God. These few men and women, humble in spirit yet strong in their loyalty to God, upheld their pledge to carry forward the covenant. Through them, the essence of Jesus’ call to serve God alone and uphold the code was shared. Today, the faithful are called to emulate them:

“You faithful, be God’s helpers. As Jesus, son of Mary, said to the disciples, ‘Who will come with me to help God?’ The disciples said, ‘We shall be God’s helpers.’ Some of the Children of Israel believed and some disbelieved: We supported the believers against their enemy, and they were the ones who came out on top.” (Quran 61:14)

Jesus’s story is not one of defeat but of triumph. His mission highlights the perennial struggle between truth and falsehood, between submission to God and rebellion against His guidance, between the party of God and the party of Satan. It reminds us that the righteous, even if few, will always and eventually prevail by God’s grace.

Jesus warned the Jewish leaders of the consequences of failing to uphold God’s covenantal law – that it would be passed on to others. Speaking to the faith of the Centurion (Matthew 8:5-13), Jesus proclaimed,

“Truly I tell you, I have not found anyone in Israel with such great faith. I say to you that many will come from the east and the west and will take their places at the feast with Abraham, Isaac and Jacob in the kingdom of heaven. But the subjects of the kingdom will be thrown outside, into the darkness, where there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth.”

In the Parable of the Tenants, Jesus said to chief priests and the Jewish elders:

“Have you never read in the Scriptures: The stone the builders rejected has become the cornerstone; the Lord has done this, and it is marvellous in our eyes’? Therefore I tell you that the kingdom of God will be taken away from you and given to a people who will produce its fruit. Anyone who falls on this stone will be broken to pieces; anyone on whom it falls will be crushed. When the chief priests and the Pharisees heard Jesus’ parables, they knew he was talking about them.” (Matthew 21:42-45)

In the final revelation, sent to His Ishmaelite messenger, Muhammad, God tells us that thereafter:

“Jesus, son of Mary, said, ‘Children of Israel, I am sent to you by God, confirming the Torah that came before me and as a bringer of good news of a messenger to follow me who will be referred to as the praiseworthy.’ Yet when Jesus came to them with clear signs, they (the Jewish leaders) said: ‘This is obviously sorcery.’ Who could be more wrong than someone who invents lies against God when called to submit to Him? God does not guide the wrongdoers: they wish to put His light out with their mouths, but God will perfect His light even though the rejectors hate it. It is He who sent His (final) Messenger with guidance and the true code to cause it victorious over all other codes, even though the sovereignty usurpers hate it.” (Quran 61:6-9)

And thus, the final messenger of God, Muhammad, the descendent of Ishmael and Abraham from the tents of Nebaioth and Kedar dwelling in the desert of Paran, arose with the covenant of his forefather and the legacy of the Messiah. Our allegiance lies with God and His noble servants, from Adam and Noah to the patriarchs Abraham, Ishmael, Isaac and Jacob and their righteous descendants who notably include Joseph, Moses, David, Solomon, Ezekiel, Isaiah and Jesus amongst the Israelites, and Muhammad from the Ishmaelites. God tells His messengers that “This community of yours is one and I am your Lord so be loyal to Me, but they (the rebellious) have split their tradition into sects (religions), each rejoicing in their own.” (Quran 23:52-53) Today we see pitiable leaders calling to paths that diverge from Abraham’s covenantal tradition, the Church in perpetual fail and violating the very messianic message it claims to uphold – it has become the incarnation of the leaders whom Jesus was sent to oppose.

On this day, let true Christians who are sincere to God be done with the corrupt elite and instead honour the legacy of Jesus by reflecting on an adherence to the Abrahamic covenant and examining whether God’s covenantal code is being upheld. Do we strive for justice, embody the spirit of God’s covenantal law, and serve Him with steadfast devotion? Let this be a time to renew a commitment to God’s eternal values, pledging to follow the path of the Prophets who upheld His sovereignty, resisted the unfaithful, and opposed the tyranny of men. In true commemoration of the life and mission of Jesus, whose rejection by the Jewish leadership ultimately led to the Ishmaelite covenant, we pray that God guides the sincere to His true ways, grants them unwavering loyalty, and inspires them to submit their entire countenance to Him until their final breath.

May God’s peace be with those who follow the guidance.