Intro
In 1899, a follower of MGA (Hakim Muhammad Husain of Lahore) seems to have invented Marham-e-Isa also spelled as Marham-i-Esa and began selling it, its ingredients are unknown. However, the British government immediately stopped him (See Dard). In 1914, Hakim Muhammad Husain of Lahore became a Lahori-Ahmadi. He was taught medicine by Noorudin (see “HAKEEM NOOR-UD-DEEN”, page 151). He was mentioned by MGA in 1900 (See Arba’in, online English edition, page 69).
In 1895, Mirza Ghulam Ahmad (and his team of writers) introduced the existence of a special medicinal ointment known as the Marham-i ‘Isa (ointment of Jesus). MGA and his team of writers claimed that over 1000 books of medicine mention this ointment, however, that is a lie, MGA and his team were the first group of humans to ever mention the Marham-i ‘Isa (ointment of Jesus).
Per MGA and his team, when Jesus was taken down from the cross and enshrouded before burial, a medicinal ointment, the Marham-i ‘Isa was applied to his wounds. Intuitively, Ghulam Ahmad asked why anyone would apply a medicinal ointment to the wounds of a dead body. However, this is written any book. Ghulam Ahmad was convinced that the application of the Marham-i ‘Isa to Jesus’ wounds conclusively showed that a few of the disciples must have known that Jesus was still alive after the crucifixion. It is not unreasonable or unlikely to presume that many products, including miracle ointments, have been falsely attributed to great religious figures like Jesus in the past. Until there is evidence to suggest otherwise, there is nothing conclusive to substantiate the origins of the Marham-i Isa and Ghulam Ahmad’s claim.
In 1898, MGA and his team of writers were asserting that the Marham i Esa could prevent the plague if applied to the glands (which is a lie).
In 2020, the Khalifa, Mirza Masroor Ahmad took a fall and hurt his face. In the next Friday sermon, he claimed to have used the Marham i Esa to cure his wounds.
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1880–1896
He was taught medicine by Noorudin (see “HAKEEM NOOR-UD-DEEN”, page 151).
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1896
He is listed as Ahmadi number #271 in the famous list of the first 313 Ahmadi’s (see Dard).
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1899
In 1899, a follower of MGA (Hakim Muhammad Husain of Lahore) seems to have invented Marham-e-Isa also spelled as Marham-i-Esa and began selling it, its ingredients are unknown. However, the British government immediately stopped him (See Dard).
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Arba’in, online English edition, page 69
Forty Announcements to Convey the Message Conclusively to the Opponents
“”Be it known that in a meeting in Lahore, Hafiz Muhammad Yusuf, Canal Revenue Collector, under the influence of his ignorant and misguided clerics, has stated with full confidence that if anyone falsely claims to be a Prophet, or a Messenger, or an Appointed One from Allah, and thus seeks to misguide people, that such a fraudulent person can survive for twenty-three years or more. What he means to say is that a person surviving for twenty-three years after fabricating a lie against Allah cannot serve as an argument in support of his truthfulness. Those who were present in that meeting were: Mirza Khuda Bakhsh—companion of Nawwab Muhammad ‘Ali Khan; Miyan Mairaj-ud-Din Lahori; Mufti Muhammad Sadiq; Sufi Muhammad ‘Ali, Clerk; Miyan Chittu Lahori; Khalifah Rajab Din the Merchant, Lahori; Sheikh Yaqub ‘Ali, Editor of the newspaper al-Hakam; Hakim Muhammad Husain Qureshi; Hakim Muhammad Husain, the Merchant of the Ointment of ‘Isa; Miyan Charagh Din Clerk and Maulawi Yar Muhammad.””””
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1900-1902
He gave money towards the building of the Minaret ul Masih, however, the money went missing after 1903 and it was never built in MGA’s lifetime (See Dard).
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1914
In 1914, Hakim Muhammad Husain of Lahore became a Lahori-Ahmadi. In fact, he was in the executive council and worked as the Assistant Secretary (see Mujahid e Kabir).
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1921
He is mentioned in “Aenas Sadaqat” as a Maulvi of the Lahori-Ahmadi community.
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Links and Related Essay’s
Yuz Asaf and Jesus in India quotes and references in the English Review of Religions, 1902–1914
MGA tried to cure plague in British-India with a super-opium medicine that didn’t work
Forty Announcements to Convey the Message Conclusively to the Opponents
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