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Intro
When Ahmadi’s are cornered on the life of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, they pivot to trying to make Muslims fight each other and pit Muslims against each other as a response and will quote a famous hadith about Muslims splitting into 73 sects and all going to Hell except one, see the  Quran too, 6:159 (6:160 in the Qadiani Quran). However, what they won’t tell you MGA alleged that 73 sects were in existence as early as 300 years after Muhammad (Saw) died. It should be noted that Muhammad ibn Wahab used the same hadith. Yasir Qadhi explains that this hadith is allegorical, it’s doesn’t actually mean that there will be 73 sects of Muslims. It only means that there will be lots of division, and the only Muslims who will go heaven will be the ones who mimic the Prophet (saw) and his companions (sahaba). And this is only for Allah to decide.

In 1899, MGA named his cult as “Muslim Firqa Ahmadia” (See Tiryaq ul Qulub, RK-18, page 526) and told his followers to indicate that they were in this cult per the upcoming 1901 census of British India (this was published in 1902, see the scans in the below).

In 1900, MGA officially created his own firqa, Ahmadiyya, and to be annotated properly in the famous census of 1901. MGA didn’t specifically mention that his sect was the only one to go to heaven in this specific quotation, however, in other comments he does elude towards that. This is MGA’s only comment on this hadith.

In 1901, MGA and his team argued (Al-Hakam, vol. 5, no. 6, dated 31 January 1901, p. 11
Via Malfuzat-3, online English edition, page 102) that the entire Hanafi madhab was an error, as well as the Maliki madhab. MGA also said that Sunni and Shia are wrong. MGA said that there were only 2 sects of Islam now, Muhammadi or Ahmadi.

In 1902 (See ROR of Feb-1902, page 47), MGA and his team argued that Ahmadiyya was a sect and they don’t acknowledge any temporal ruler other than the British Government, as Khalifa of the Muslims.

In 1903, MGA said that all Muslim groups believe in the same foundational concepts of Islam (See Malfuzat-7, Online English edition, page 39-45, Al-Hakam, vol. 8, no. 43, 44, p. 5, 6, dated 17 & 24 December 1904, Malfuzat-7, Urdu, page 27, Edition 2022, Edition 1984 May 2, 1904 to August 31, 1905 V-7 Pg. 241).

In 1905 , MGA and his team of writers criticized the beliefs of sects (firqay) like the “Naturalist”, led by Syed Ahmad Khan, who deny Heaven, Hell, angels, revelation and etc. (See Malfuzat-8, online English edition, page 40, via al-Badr, vol. 1, no. 32, p. 2–4, dated 3 November 1905). MGA then says, to distinguish itself from all these sects, this sect was named ‘Ahmadiyya’.

In 1915, the ROR Of April-1915 gives explanations as to why MGA made a separate sect in 1901 for the census.

In 1922, 14 years after MGA died, with the publishing of Tajalliyat-e-Ilahiyyah (Divine Manifestations in English, page 24)(1922), MGA called Ahmadiyya a firqa 3 times.

In 1974, at the NA wherein Ahmadi’s were declared as Non-Muslim, 73 sects of Muslims were not there. It seems that after 1974, Mirza Nasir Ahmad began to use this hadith more frequently and thus brainwashed a generation.

In the 1980’s, Mirza Tahir translated “ma ana alayhi wa ashabi as” = they will be found in the same conditions as I and my followers are facing. Mirza Tahir Ahmad argued that only Ahmadi’s have been persecuted like the early Muslims and thus only Ahmadi’s qualify. At the 3:40 timestamp (link doesn’t work anymore), Mirza Tahir Ahmad said that Ahmadiyya is not a sect. Mirza Tahir Ahmad said that there are 72 Muslim sects, and they differ with each other on fundamental beliefs (MGA said the opposite). Mirza Tahir Ahmad alleges that the 73rd would be a Jamaat. Mirza Tahir Ahmad said the Jamaat will be those who are on “ma ana alayhi wa ashabi as” (what me and my companions are upon). Mirza Tahir Ahmad said that Muhammad (Saw) already gave the answer.

Check out Bro Imtiaz’s stream on this topic herein. Check out Amir Haq vs. Razi Ullah (of Ahmadi Answers). Amir Haq asked Razi to define what a firqa is and then kicked Amir Haq out. Here is another clip of Amir Haq humiliating Razi. Here is another clip wherein Amir Haq explains how in Islam there are no sects (firqa’s). Bro Imtiaz streamed the whole thing herein. The video is on Amir Haq’s channel too. Qaiser Raja tweeted about this too. The 73 sects were mentioned in the ROR of Jan-1939 and again in June-July-1940. Watch Syed Dr. Holy Spirit’s video on this topic herein.

In 2024, Qadiani-Ahmadi Maulvi Razi Ullah Noman recently moved to the UK and is living in Tilford with his wife and small child. A few months ago, he accidentally did Takfir of the Lahori-Ahmadi’s (the Lahori-Ahmadi’s responded too), even though they accepted MGA as a Messiah, Mahdi and the second coming of Muhammad (Saw)(naozobillah)(see on twitter and tiktok). A few days later, Razi alleges to have made a mistake (see the screenshot in the below).

By 2025, Ahmadis themselves have had over 20 splinter sects in 100 years. We have a made a list herein. In May-2025, Adnan Rashid was on the True Islam UK stream and was asked by Maulvi Razi about what groups fall into the saved “Jamaah” category (1:16:09 time stamp). Adnan Rashid referred to MGA who said that all the sects of Islam have only minor differences between them. This caused the panel to get mad.

In Aug-2025, an Ahmadi on TikTok allegedly named Nur (@Ahmadi_muslim)(from Kababir, Israel), spoke to Brother Omar, Arise and Warn, Sher-e-Khuda and Ibn Hajar about the fire that cooled for Ibrahim (as)(see 21:69) and Istigatha/Wilayat-e-Takwini/Tasarruf and “ma ana aelai wa sahabee” (what me and my companions are upon).

In Dec-2025, Ansar Raza said that he doesn’t care about the path of the sahaba (companions).

Continue reading “Ahmadi-clerics/employees have lied about the 73 sects-hadith” →

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Rabwah’s Tehreek-e-Jadid office was raided today by the CTD of the Punjab.

Ahmadi sources have reported
Rabwah times has reported as follows:

“”””Three people were arrested Monday afternoon in the town of Rabwah during a raid on the offices of Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Pakistan.

The arrests were carried out by the Counter-Terrorism Department of Punjab Police, which is responsible for investigating terrorism and sectarian-related incidents. Three police vans with around 28 heavily armed officers forced their way into the Ahmadiyya community’s office, locally known as ‘Tehrik-e-Jadid’.

CTD officers slammed the workers present in the yard to the ground while another unit made its way up to the publishing office on the second floor of the building. Three Ahmadi workers were taken into custody from the publishing office. Witnesses say Police officers refused to produce any warrants and took away office equipment and personal belongings including computers, cell phones, and several books.

Another CTD unit entered the building’s security room and beat up the security manager, Rana Irfan, who was later admitted to Tahir Heart Hospital due to the severity of his injuries. Before leaving, the CTD personnel also disabled the CCTV system.”””

Video Footage

More data to come soon
As of now, that reason for the raid is unknown, however, this is the office wherein Ahmadis pay their mullahs, funnel money abroad and publish literature.

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In 1898, via MGA’s book, “A Revealed Cure for the Bubonic Plague” (see page 2, published on July-23-1898), MGA alleged that he had created 2 medicines that will help with the plague, one is “Tiryaq e ilahi” and the other was “Marham i Esa” (also called “Marham-i-Rasul” or “Marham-e-Hawariyin”)(Via Tadhkirah, Announcement: Remedy for the Plague, July 23, 1898, Majmu‘ah Ishtiharat, vol. 3, p. 52, footnote). However, the ingredients were unknown. MGA was charging 2500 rupees for his medicine, “Tiryaq e ilahi” + “Marham i Esa” (See Al-Hakam of July-23-1898, full scans in the below). MGA alleged: “for sale by Ahmad as a miraculous remedy for the plague, prepared solely under the influence of divine inspiration“. MGA claimed that his God chose him to create this medicine to save the Punjab, and that it was directly inspired to him through the divine then claims it healed Jesus after the crucifixion as well.

In the fall of 1898. the Lancet medical journal called Mirza Ghulam Ahmad a blasphemous idiot (see the full scans in the below).

On 19th October, 1899, the Deputy Commissioner of Lahore banned both medicines. MGA and his team appealed the order to the Chief Court of the Panjab dated 8th June, 1900 and lost (See “Religious Life Of India, The Ahmadiya Movement”, by Walter, page 42).

From 1900 onwards, MGA never mentioned the 2 medicines ever again. It should be noted that MGA also semi-created another famous medicine called “Zadham E Ishq” (Love potion) and “Marham-i-Esa”.

In 1915, Farquhar mentioned how the British govt. banned MGA’s quack remedy and thus put an end to his medical career (See Farquhar, “Modern Religous Movements in India” (1915).

In 1918, Walter mentioned the governmental ban on “Marham-i-Esa” but not on “Tiryaq e ilahi”.

In 1929, the 2nd Qadiani-Ahmadi Khalifa admitted that MGA created and gave “Tiryaq e ilahi” to Nur ud Din and that its main ingredient was opium (see full ref in the below).

Continue reading “MGA tried to cure plague in British-India with a super-opium medicine that didn’t work” →

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MGA began selling his opium filled medicine to the masses of India in 1898, THE LANCET, a medical newspaper in British-India took notice of it and commented harshly vs. MGA.  Read this also: https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2018/05/03/the-british-government-banned-ahmadiyya-medicines-in-1899/

The Quote

Review in Lancet, 1898

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John Nicol Farquhar (6 April 1861 – 17 July 1929) was a Scottish educational missionary to Calcutta, and an Orientalist. He is one of the pioneers who popularised the Fulfilment theology in India that Christ is the crown of Hinduism, though, Fulfilment thesis in Bengal was built on foundation originally laid in Madras by William Miller. He authored several books on Hinduism, notably, The Crown of Hindustan, A Primer of Hinduism, Gita and Gospel, and many alike.

The ROR of Sep-1912 quotes Farquhar (See page 393). He knew the Ahmadiyya community very well.

In 1915, he wrote a book about Ahmadiyya, on page 144 of his book on Ahmadiyya, he writes that MGA died of Cholera. This is interesting, we have an independent voice in India telling us that MGA died of Cholera. They never objected to his comments about MGA dying of cholera.

“his (MGA’s) own death from cholera in 1908 formed a fitting climax to this series of fraudulent impostures”

Continue reading “Farquhar claims that Mirza Ghulam Ahmad died of Cholera (1915)” →

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On May 29th-1974, 400-500 Ahmadis were laying in wait at the Rabwah Train Station, they had calculated and planned a terrorist attack (see Charles Kennedy, pages 90-91), they were supposed to ambush a certain rail-car wherein there was 500+ teenagers from the Nishtar Medical College in Multan. The attack was a success, the train was stopped for 1-full hour as Ahmadis mercilessly beat teenagers to a bloody pulp, (this entire youtube channel seems to have been deleted, Ahmadiyya leadership may have gotten this entire channel banned).   however, they were careful not to kill anyone. The train station operator was an Ahmadi and he deliberately stopped the train until all the terrorist-Ahmadis had safely dispersed. This became a national incident, and as the train approached Faisalabad, Muslims had gathered to collect their injured brethren. The scene was shocking…..19 students were immediately hospitalized.

Rioting broke out almost immediately, all schools in the Punjab were closed on June 1st, 1974, this was the first national incident of terrorism under the new constitution of Pakistan. The average Pakistani was shaken to his/her core. The story of Ahmadis had been decided by the Govt in 1954, they were Muslims, per the Govt, they had every right to exist, in fact, from 1955-May 1974, it was the most peaceful era of Ahmadiyya history in Pakistan. There were barely any attacks on Ahmadis, the Chief Scientist was an Ahmadi, the Economic minister had been an Ahmadi…2 out of 3 military generals were Ahmadi, Pakistan was a pro-Ahmadi country in every single way and for 20+ years. In fact, in the 1970 election, Ahmadis were ordered to vote for Bhutto and Bhutto even visited Rabwah during his campaigning.
Continue reading “Mirza Nasir Ahmad, Mirza Tahir Ahmad and Mirza Masroor Ahmad are all missing on May 29th, 1974” →

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MGA died very abruptly on May 26th, 1908 in Lahore, British-India. Rumors had spread that MGA died of cholera, in fact, the streets of Lahore were buzzing with the news that MGA had died overnight and it must have been because of cholera. Muslims showed up to where MGA was held up (Ahmadiyya buildings) and began challenging MGA to debates and etc (see page 22-23, Last Days of MGA by Nasir Ahmad, Lahori-Ahmadi, http://aaiil.org/text/books/others/nasirahmad/lastdaysdeathmga/lastdaysdeathmga.pdf).
Continue reading “Mirza Ghulam Ahmad died of cholera, WABBAI Haiza!!!” →

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Ahmadis claim that their God had Zia ul Haq killed, simply for opposing Ahmadiyya. However, the reality is that Zia was a hero of the world and a major ally of the USA. In fact, not only Zia died on that day…a U.S. Congressman also died, his name was Arnold Lewis Raphel.  
Continue reading “Ahmadis celebrate the death of Arnold Lewis Raphel” →