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Sitara Brooj Akbar was born a Qadiani-Ahmadi in Rabwah, Pakistan on Feb-10-2000 (See “The fault in our star” interview of 2016), she is the eldest of 5 siblings, the names of her parents are unknown.

In 1999, her father, Muhammad Ali Akbar, was arrested alongside Mirza Masroor Ahmad (See “The fault in our star” interview of 2016). Her mother is Mrs. Bushra Akbar.

By 2016, she was living in the UAE (See “The fault in our star” interview of 2016).

In February 2024, Sitara received an invitation to Heidelberg from city council member Waseem Butt. She was greeted by Mayor Stefanie Jansen and MNA Alexander Föhr. Sitara was invited to work and study at Germany’s largest cancer hospital located in Heidelberg. Additionally, Member of the Bundestag Alexander Fohr extended an invitation for her to visit the German parliament and meet with parliamentarians.

Continue reading “Is Sitara Brooj Akbar still a Qadiani-Ahmadi?” →

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I am creating a page wherein the old photo’s of Mirza Masroor Ahmad are highlighted. See in the below.

Continue reading “Photo’s of Mirza Masroor Ahmad before Khilafat” →

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In May of 2026 (2:48:14 timestamp), Maulvi Razi admitted that True Islam UK is an official Jamaat channel (See the clip on Twitter). We have archived this because Ahmadi’s have been denying that True Islam UK is an official Jamaat Ahmadiyya channel.

Continue reading “Is True Islam UK an official Jamaat channel?” →

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After failing to give any answers at the #Londondebate, Maulvi Razi told Awais bhai (on TikTok as @muhammadawaisashraf0) that Ahmadi’s don’t believe in the concept of 2 “Muhammad and Ahmad’s (saw)’s” (See 2:27:25)(See the clip on TikTok and Twitter). However, Ahmadi’s were never accused of this! Bro Imtiaz accused MGA of claiming to be the 2nd coming of Muhammad (saw)(Naozobillah)(1:35:16 time stamp).

At 2:28:38 (May-2026), Maulvi Razi says that Ahmadi’s don’t believe in the concept of 2 Muhammad’s (Saw), there is only 1 Muhammad (Saw) in Ahmadiyya, however, MGA got the name of “Muhammad” in a “zilli” and “buruzi” manner since MGA achieved “Fana fil Rasul” (See the clip on TikTok and Twitter). Maulvi Razi says that MGA was above all the auliya who had previously claimed to be the same.

Continue reading “Maulvi Razi says that Ahmadi’s don’t believe in the concept of 2 “Muhammad and Ahmad’s (saw)’s”” →

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In this video (55:04), Maulvi Razi coping. Maulvi Razi says he was not the questioner, that’s why he didn’t present any verse of the Quran that supports the idea that there will be 2 Muhammad (saw)’s and 2 arrivals of Muhammad (saw)(See the clip on TikTok and Twitter)(Adnan Rashid reposted it too). In hindsight, Maulvi Razi says he should have presented 62:3, 61:6 and 48:28 as evidence of MGA being the 2nd coming of Muhammad (saw)(naozobillah).

Continue reading “Maulvi Razi explains why he didn’t present verses of the Quran in support of the idea of 2 Muhammad (saw)’s in the #londondebate” →

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In 1910 (Jan-7), Mir Qasim Ali, a companion of MGA, launched his paper “Al Haq” from Delhi (See Al-Hakam) the name of the newspaper, Al Haq, was suggested by Khalifatul Masih I (Nur ud Din). The newspaper soon gained a special reputation for its articles and content (Tarikh-e-Ahmadiyyat, Vol. 3, p. 313).

In 1911, when the British government demanded from Al Haq a cash guarantee of 1000 rupees under the Press Act, other Muslim newspapers raised their voices against this decision (Tarikh-e-Ahmadiyyat, Vol. 3, p. 313). The money was allegedly deposited.

In 1913, allegedly, due to a serious financial crisis, the newspaper faced difficulty and was almost discontinued. On this, a message from Khalifatul Masih I was received through Mirza Bashiruddin Mahmud Ahmad that the publication of Al Haq should not be ceased and that he provided financial aid for this newspaper (Tarikh-e-Ahmadiyyat, Vol. 3, p. 313).

In 1915, the newspaper “Al Haq” was changed to “Al Farooq” and published from Qadian (See Al-Hakam)(Tarikh-e-Ahmadiyyat, Vol. 3, p. 313).

Continue reading “What was the “Al-Farooq” Urdu Ahmadiyya newspaper?” →

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Just yesterday, I was on TikTok with my brother Free Palestine (@freepalestine20252025) and I observed his interaction with a Qadiani-Ahmadi name Mani (@Staines159). The Qadiani alleged that Eisa (as) would get a wahi while on Mount Tur (See Sahih Muslim, 2937a) and this contradicted the position of Free Palestine (@freepalestine20252025), which was that anyone who alleges to get wahi via Gabriel is a Kafir (after Muhammad saw). This is the famous long hadith about Dajjal.

Questions for Ahmadi’s:

1. We know MGA quoted this hadith many times and authenticated many parts of it and metaphorized many parts of it too.
2. What was MGA’s position on this specific line, i.e., Eisa (as) getting a wahi?
3. Did any Ahmadi comment on this?

Before Ahmadi’s answer this question, they must solve for MGA and Ahmadi’s. If they can’t do this, they are not allowed to speak on this specific sentence.

Continue reading “Will Eisa (as) get a wahi while on Mount Tur?” →

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In 1923, 15 years after MGA died (1302 seeratul Mahdi – fifth part, page 196, of the newest edition) it was reported by two of his followers (the ladies that massages MGA all night)(and authenticated and archived by Mirza Bashir Ahmad) that one time “myIan bhagou” and “bannou” asked MGA if there Muslims got any good deeds for performing the daily prayer. MGA said that Muslims will not get any punishment for leaving prayers and Muslims don’t get any reward for performing prayers.

This was MGA’s theory on the effect of prayers.

Continue reading “Mirza Ghulam Ahmad said that there is NO reward for prayers” →

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In a meeting with Mirza Masroor Ahmad, Professor Archibald Gandha from Zimbabwe, a scholar of comparative religions and AI ethics, informed Mirza Masroor Ahmad that his research into the life of Jesus concluded that he did not perish on the cross and that he migrated to the East to gather the lost sheep of Israel.

A funny contradiction was when Archibald Gandha alleges that Jesus lived up til 220 years, this is against the Ahmadiyya theory that Eisa (as) died at age 120/125.

Continue reading “Mirza Masroor Ahmad and Professor Archibald Gandha from Zimbabwe” →