A poem that gained attention for being attributed to Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, has been identified as an acrostic containing a hidden message. While the work was circulated by supporters as a prophetic piece, analysis reveals that the first letters of the lines spell out the phrase 'Born of Satan.'

The discovery has sparked debate regarding the origin and intent of the poem. Supporters of the Supreme Leader had previously hailed the text as a significant prophetic work, suggesting it held deep spiritual or political insight. However, the revelation that the poem contains a derogatory hidden message has led to questions about whether the work was a deliberate act of subversion or a misattributed text intended to mock the leader.

There is currently no official response from the office of the Supreme Leader regarding the poem's authorship or the nature of the hidden message. The incident highlights the role of digital media in spreading content attributed to high-profile political figures, often without verification of the source or the underlying structure of the text. The discrepancy between the poem's intended reception as a prophetic work and its actual content serves as a notable example of how hidden messages can be embedded in creative works to undermine their public perception.