Monir Mmushi in Pretoria, South Africa

Monir Mmushi, a native of a small village in Northwest province, South Africa, relocated to a township in Bronkhorstspruit and has overcome numerous challenges to champion the campaign of truth. Today, Monir is leading a media campaign distributing pamphlets throughout his region.

Monir previously worked as an Uber and Bolt driver for almost three years, engaging with people from all walks of life. His experiences gave him deep insights into the struggles of many in South Africa, a country grappling with poverty, malnutrition, and disease. Coming from a deprived background himself, Monir is no stranger to hardship and the pain it brings.

He lamented the removal of Bible studies from South African schools, which, he believes, has left a spiritual void. “We used to have Bible studies and prayed often,” he said. “Now, children know nothing about God; they are lost in a culture of black magic, nightlife, and meaningless relationships.”

Despite these challenges, Monir remains steadfast, drawing inspiration from historical figures like Alexander the Great, who believed, “Nothing is impossible to those who try.” His resilience has made him a symbol of resistance, refusing to accept oppression.

As an experienced driver, Monir has been able to cover vast distances and visit critical locations in Pretoria, including Hatfield Plaza, a hub for students. Hatfield Plaza is surrounded by student residences and is home to one of the largest universities in the city and the country, making it a vital area for his outreach.

On September 11, 2021, Monir had a dream that would shape his spiritual journey. In it, he saw an angel bathed in light, accompanied by a lamb and a man with striking features—thick, combed-back hair and eyes like a lion’s. In June 2023, he encountered this same figure in real life, who introduced himself as Sibusiso, meaning "Blessings," and told him he would "open the gate."

Deeply moved, Monir sought divine guidance and was soon led to a lecture by Aba Al-Sadiq, which he viewed as the answer to his prayers. From that moment, he dedicated countless hours to understanding these revelations, determined to play his role in this unfolding journey.

Monir believes God communicates through visions and synchronicities, urging people to stay open to divine messages. He points to the book of Job 33:12-18, which speaks of God reaching out through dreams and visions, guiding people away from wrongdoing and onto the right path.