Rashid Al-Husseini Attacks Aba Al-Sadiq and the Growing Movement

Yesterday, Rashid the Not-Husseini, a representative of the so-called Grand Ayatollah Al-Sistani, made a public statement on YouTube that has since been shared across Sistani’s social media platforms. Rashid, a prominent figure in the Shia religious hierarchy and a representative of one of the most influential Shia clerics followed by millions globally, addressed recent developments in Syria and launched a scathing attack on Aba Al-Sadiq and his movement.

In his remarks, Rashid commented on the recent takeover of Syria, which occurred a few days ago. He sought to downplay the significance of these events, which the Ahlulbayt have historically identified as signs of the emergence of the Sufyani. Rashid further attempted to frame these prophetic signs as mere natural phenomena, dismissing their spiritual significance and presenting them as recurring historical patterns.

Rashid’s statements follow several failed attempts by his camp to counter Aba Al-Sadiq’s growing movement. Efforts to send minor scholars to “expose” the group ideologically backfired, instead exposing the weakness of their own arguments and their rejection of the words of the holy family. These events have only served to bolster public respect for Aba Al-Sadiq’s movement, which continues to illuminate the material, ethical, and ideological corruption within the so-called Shia Hawzas of Najaf and Qom.

For decades, Aba Al-Sadiq and Ahmed Al-Hasan have stood as voices of humanity and defenders of the true path of the Ahlulbayt. Since 1999, their public work has consistently challenged the failures of the dominant Shia clerical establishment.

Aba Al-Sadiq recently made a statement linking the prevalence of prostitution in several countries to the failures and corruption of fake religious organizations, their governments, and their communities. This comment appears to have deeply unsettled Rashid and his allies, as it highlighted truths they cannot refute. Increasingly, the public has begun to recognize the legitimacy of these critiques.

For Rashid, a high-ranking scholar, to personally address Aba Al-Sadiq’s movement underscores the growing impact of this dawah. The movement’s size and influence clearly concern the clerical establishment, which resorts to slander rather than directly addressing the overwhelming evidence supporting Aba Al-Sadiq’s claims.

In his statement, Rashid resorted to fearmongering—an age-old tactic of Satan’s followers to undermine God’s path and His successors. Rashid’s visible unease and lack of conviction in his arguments reflect the desperation of the Shia clerical establishment, which watches its influence wane as its so-called Shia kingdom collapses.

The growing movement, with its firm foundation in the teachings of the Ahlulbayt, has drawn increasing numbers of followers daily. The words of Imam Ahmed Al-Hasan from the Sermon of Hajj, delivered years ago, resonate now more than ever:

 “And those who followed the non-working clerics began to realize that [the clerics] have put them in a desolate and dark valley, where there is no vegetation or water or light, as it is the assured death in the darkness. And those non-working clerics began to disavow their sayings and actions. And the wicked shepherd abandons his sheep to be looted by the wolves.

And I say unto their followers, abandon them and follow the bitter and heavy truth, as in it is your salvation. Do you not see that they have abandoned you to be looted by the wolves? Is there any reasonable, sane person who will save himself from the assured death in this world and in the hereafter? Be afraid of Allah. Be afraid of Him who is able to perish the soul and body together in hell.”

Aba Al-Sadiq and his movement call upon all people to reflect on these truths. Investigate these matters for yourself. Abandon the fear of the unknown, and question the motivations of the non-working clerics who dominate the religious hierarchy.

History shows that such clerics have always opposed Prophets and their Successors.

Do not repeat the mistakes of the past by following these misguided leaders who fight the Vicegerent of Imam Al-Mahdi.

The Qur’an and the teachings of the Prophet and Imams provide clear warnings about the behavior of such clerics. Those who neglect this guidance will eventually answer for their actions, as the Qur’an says:

 “And they say, ‘Our Lord, verily we obeyed our masters and great men, and they misled us from the way.’”

We urge all people to investigate this dawah and follow the evidence, no matter how challenging or bitter the truth may seem.

Further Reading and Resources

 Read the Sermon of Proofs:

• Aba Al-Sadiq: The Sermon of the Proofs

 Watch the Videos:

• How to Identify Imam Mahdi

• The Mahdi is Calling the People

Stay tuned for Aba Al-Sadiq’s upcoming response, which promises to profoundly challenge these non-working scholars and expose the truth for all to see.