‘Pakistan Nostradamus’ predicts enormous violent apocalyptic occasion in 2026
Controversial religious leader Riaz Ahmed Gohar Shahi is known as ‘Pakistan’s Nostradamus’ predicted that a huge, humanity-ending asteroid is on course to crush earth this year
We might not have long left, according to the alleged prophet (stock)(Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto)
A man who is known as Pakistan’s Nostradamus has predicted that a comet or an asteroid will crash into Earth this year, ending all life on the planet.
Religious leader Riaz Ahmed Gohar Shahi was born in Pakistan and is best known for creating the spiritual group RAGS International, which is now known as the Messiah Foundation International (MFI).
Shahi’s books and teachings are banned in his country of birth because they are regarded as controversial. His book titled ‘The Religion of God’ – published in 2000 – made the chilling world-ending asteroid prediction. If it’s true, the year Shahi predicted it will hit earth is 2026.
Riaz Ahmed Gohar Shahi(Image: Paigham e Gohar/YouTube)
Shahi said that the comet will cause “total destruction,” because God wishes to intimidate humans.
A year after publishing ‘The Religion of God’, Shahi mysteriously went missing in London, England, in September 2001. There’s been no sign of the alleged prophet since then, though he still boasts many followers who claim he is alive and living in secrecy.
If he was still alive today, Shahi would be 84 years old. NASA has rebuffed all claims that a massive asteroid is heading to wipe out humanity.
Last year a piece of interstellar space junk made headlines when it whizzed past the Earth. Many people believed that it may well have been an alien spaceship hurtling towards us.
Harvard professor Avi Loeb was one such person. Writing a blog last year he said: “This multi-jet structure constitutes a remarkable target for future observations with the Hubble and Webb telescopes, as 3I/ATLAS will arrive at closest approach to Earth on December 19, 2025.”
“Its minimal distance from Earth will be 269 million kilometers, about a hundred times larger than the extent of the jet structure in today’s images.”
Needless to say – the 3I-ATLAS asteroid did not arrive on Earth.
