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The School of Divine Mysteries - The Mahdi Has Appeared

The School of Divine Mysteries - The Mahdi Has Appeared

Network: Abdullah Hashem Aba Al-sadiq

Overview

The School of Divine Mysteries offers a profound exploration into spirituality, mysticism, and the esoteric teachings across various religious traditions. Hosted by Aba Al-Sadiq, presented as the spokesperson for the Mahdi, the podcast meticulously analyzes sacred texts like the Quran and Bible to uncover hidden meanings and ancient wisdom. It delves into fundamental spiritual concepts such as monotheism, heaven, hell, and sin, while also uniquely integrating discussions on extraterrestrial phenomena, angels, and jinn, drawing parallels between ancient beliefs and modern encounters. This podcast is designed for listeners seeking a deeper understanding of spiritual truths, comparative religion, and the mystical dimensions of existence, particularly those interested in the revelations and imminent appearance of the Mahdi. It distinguishes itself by its authoritative tone and its ambitious scope, bridging historical religious interpretations with contemporary spiritual inquiry and the supernatural.

Show Impressions

Estimates only, not verified by show

Est. Total Impressions

7,061

Est. Podcast Downloads

80

Av. Youtube Views

6,981



Demographics

Location

Fans by country:

United States 88%
Canada 4%
United Kingdom 3%
Germany 3%
Australia 2%

Age Distribution

18-24
12.0%
25-34
28.0%
35-44
26.0%
45-54
18.0%
55-64
11.0%
65-99
5.0%

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$70k-80k
11.0%
$80k-90k
10.0%
$30k-40k
9.0%
$90k-100k
9.0%
$100k-150k
8.0%
$20k-30k
7.0%
$10k-20k
4.0%
$150k-200k
4.0%
$200k-1000k
2.0%

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