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HISTORY ARCHIVE: THE HASHEM STUDIOS PERIOD (2008–2011)

Posted on June 7, 2026June 21, 2026

Abdullah Hashem Aba Al-Sadiq,
Jan. 1, 2025 By AimanAbir18plus –
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Introduction

UK Apologetics Library has created this section to preserve archived documents that have been publicly available through the Internet Archive. These records contain written material by Abdullah Hashem and content relating to Hashem Studios, which originally formed part of the Ahmed al-Hassan movement between 2008 and 2011.

The purpose of this page is to create a historical record and not to determine the truth or what is false when it comes to Abdullah Hashem’s religious claims. This page exists to provide documented information on the history of websites, forum records, media productions and public statements published by Abdullah Hashem and organisations associated with him.


In 2008 – Abdullah Hashem Moves to Egypt

The Ahmadi Religion of Peace and light own website records the timeline of Abdullah Hashem’s moving to Egypt in 2008

Source:
https://theahmadireligion.org/blog/our-history/

AROPL states:

“Abdullah Aba Al-Sadiq relocates to Egypt.”

This period coincides with Abdullah Hashem’s past involvement in an internet article that shows his online media production and religious outreach activities.


2008 – THE ARRIVALS

In 2008, the leader of the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light, known as Abdullah Hashem ran a website and forum, which included his documentary series mentioned, such as “The Arrivals”, which he co-produced with Joseph McGowen.

The series focused on:

  • End-times prophecy
  • Dajjal (Antichrist)
  • Secret societies
  • New World Order theories
  • Occult symbolism
  • Geopolitical conspiracies

Independent biographical sources also do identify Abdullah Hashem as a producer of The Arrivals.

Sources:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abdullah_Hashem

IMDb Producer Credit:
https://www.imdb.com/


2010–2011 Abdullah Hashem THE ANTI-CHRIST DAJJAL SERIES (TADS)

Following The Arrivals Documentary, Abdullah Hashem continued producing online religious and conspiracy-themed content through the Anti-Christ Dajjal Series (TADS).

The material included:

  • Islamic eschatology
  • Mahdist expectations
  • Ahmed al-Hassan teachings
  • Apocalyptic interpretation of world events

AROPL’s own historical narrative records that Abdullah accepted the claims of Ahmed al-Hassan in 2011 after researching what he believed to be the appearance of the Yamani, In Shia Islamic teaching and eschatology, the Yamani is a prophesied figure who appears just before the end times to guide people to the Mahdi. Mainstream Shia Muslims believe the Yamani will appear from Yemen.

Source:

https://www.divinejuststate.com/post/who-is-abdullah-hashem

https://al-islam.org/kitab-al-ghayba-book-occultation-sheikh-an-numani/chapter-14-signs-preceding-appearance


OCTOBER 2011 – THE YAMANI PLATFORM

Archived copies of the Yamani website demonstrate that by October 2011 a dedicated platform existed promoting the teachings of Ahmed al-Hassan.

Archived source:

https://web.archive.org/web/20111008053306/http://yamani.hashemstudios.com

The website was hosted under the Hashem Studios network and presented Ahmed al-Hassan’s message to English-speaking audiences.

This establishes a direct connection between Hashem Studios and promotion of the Ahmed al-Hassan movement before the later formation of AROPL.


NOVEMBER 2011 – THE HASHEM STUDIOS BOARD

Archived forum records from November 2011 reveal a large online ecosystem centred around Hashem Studios.

Archive:

https://web.archive.org/web/20111116232201/http://www.hashemstudios-board.com/viewforum.php?f=118

The forum contained:

  • The Arrivals
  • TADS Semester 1
  • TADS Semester 2
  • The Mahdi Times
  • HashemStudios Radio
  • HashemStudios Webstore
  • The Yamani Ark
  • The Yamani Library
  • Multilingual outreach sections

The forum also contained dedicated discussion areas relating to:

  • New World Order theories
  • Armageddon
  • Dajjal
  • Conspiracy theories
  • Ahmed al-Hassan’s teachings

EVIDENCE OF ABDULLAH HASHEM’S INVOLVEMENT

The Internet Archive site records forum records that contain multiple discussion threads attributed directly to an account named “Abdullah Hashem.”

Examples include:

  • “FEMA NATIONWIDE TEST AS ELENIN PASSES EARTH”
  • “Abdullah Hashem appears on Iranian TV on the Show Raaz”
  • “The Great Egyptian Democracy and Freedom Experiment”

Archive:

https://web.archive.org/web/20111116232201/http://www.hashemstudios-board.com/viewforum.php?f=118

While this does not by itself prove ownership of the forum, it demonstrates that Abdullah Hashem was an active public figure within the Hashem Studios network during 2011.


CONNECTION TO AHMED AL-HASSAN

One of the recorded historical findings is on the forum’s description of the Yamani library.

What is in the archive shows this statement below

“The books and statements issued by Imam Ahmad al Hassan and his followers.”

Archive:

https://web.archive.org/web/20111116232201/http://www.hashemstudios-board.com/viewforum.php?f=118

This proves that the Hashem Studios ecosystem was already promoting Ahmed al-Hassan’s teachings in 2011.


AROPL’S OWN TIMELINE CONFIRMATION

AROPL’s official historical timeline later confirmed:

“In 2011, Abdullah Hashem worked on gathering Ansar for Ahmed Al-Hassan.”

Source:

Our History

The same timeline reveal’s between 2011 and 2014, Abdullah Hashem and a small group of followers worked on building media platforms dedicated to spreading Ahmed al-Hassan’s message worldwide.


HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE

The archival evidence demonstrates that the media, forum, publishing, and outreach infrastructure associated with Abdullah Hashem existed years before his public declaration as Aba Al-Sadiq and before the later emergence of the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light.

The record shows continuity between:

  1. The Arrivals (2008)
  2. TADS
  3. Hashem Studios
  4. The Yamani Platform
  5. Ahmed al-Hassan outreach activities
  6. The later Black Banners movement
  7. The eventual formation of AROPL

The evidence therefore indicates that AROPL emerged from an already established online media and recruitment ecosystem that had been developing since at least 2008–2011.

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