Ansar Allah
The Helpers of Allah
By: Muhammad Ebrahim
In the name of Allah, the One,
The Conqueror.
All praises and thanks is due to
Him (swt), our praising &
thanks deserves thanks and
praising.
Peace and blessings be upon
Muhammad and the family of
Muhammad, his kinship of
Imams and Mahdis (peace be
upon them)
This is dedicated to the
wonderful brothers & sisters
scattered throughout the earth
who have heard the call from
the kingdom of the Heavens
about Ahmad Al-Hassan (as),
the Yamani from the Ahlul-Bayt
(as), the Messenger from Jesus
(as) to the Christians, the
messenger of Elijah (as) to the
Jews and the messenger from
Imam Mahdi (as) to the
Muslims.
Those blessed brothers and
sisters who will satisfy only
with light and no darkness,
who stand for the religion that
which Allah (swt) wants and
reject the religion of the people
and that which the people
want. I pray that Allah (swt)
keep you all safe and take you
into the salvation of being
under the banner of guidance,
the banner of Allegiance is to
Allah (swt) only, only, that
Allah (swt) Keep you all strong
in delivering the message to all
the nations and that I could be
counted amongst all of you
Insha’Allah. You all are my
family and I love you very
much for the sake of Allah
(swt).
The Holy Qur’an (61:14)
O you who believe! be helpers
[Ansar] (in the cause) of Allah,
as Isa son of Mariam said to
(his) disciples: Who are my
helpers in the cause of Allah?
The disciples said: We are
helpers (in the cause) of Allah.
So a party of the children of
Israel believed and another
party disbelieved; then We
aided those who believed
against their enemy, and they
became uppermost.
On the day of Ashura, facing
the tyrants who came to attack
the grandson of the Prophet
Muhammad (s.a.w) at Karbala,
Imam Hussain (a.s) called out:
“Is there anyone out there who
will help me?”
The words of Imam Hussain
(a.s) are still echoing today “Is
there anyone out there who will
help me?" Has there been
anyone who has answered to
the call of Imam Hussain (a.s)?
What exactly was he calling
for? What was Imam Hussain
(a.s) seeking help with?
Imam Hussain (a.s) said: “I
never revolted in vain, as a
rebel or as a tyrant, but I rose
seeking reformation for the
nation of my grandfather
Muhammad (s.a.w). I intend to
enjoin good and forbid evil, to
act according to the traditions
of my grandfather Muhammad
(s.a.w), and my father ‘Imam
Ali ibn Abi Talib (a.s)”.
The religion of his grandfather
and father stood for
implementing only that which
Allah (swt) ordained and to
reject or abstain from all that
which Allah (swt) has
commanded to be avoided. The
religion which came to change
the way a man would treat his
brother, and to see that the
rights of the people would be
fulfilled, where everyone is
seen as equal in the eyes of the
Lord.
There has for all times been
those who seek to oppose that
which was ordained by Allah
(swt) of laws. A people whose
aim was to gather more of
everything, whether it be
power or wealth only for
themselves and who believe
that they are better than the rest
of the people, from whom their
rights they usurp. It has long
been like this and it began with
Iblis (May Allah curse him),
when he showed disobedience