Intro
Ahmadiyya sources allege that he was born on Oct 3rd 1890, however, the Punjab Chiefs of 1909 claim that he was born in 1892, he died on 25 January 1973 and was buried in Rabwah. Mirza Aziz Ahmad, was the eldest grandson of MGA, his younger brother was Mirza Rashid Ahmad (born in 1903), that’s a 13-year difference. He grew up in a house right next to MGA’s house (the house of Mirza Sultan Ahmad, his father, see ROR of Oct-1942), it was only separated by a wall and it had a window in it so people could travel between the houses. However, his father was rarely ever home and worked in Lahore and other places. His mother (Khurshid Begum) was the daughter of Mirza Imam-ud-Din and a bitter enemy of MGA. This could have also been the house of Mirza Imam-ud-Din, he only had one daughter, and only 1 grandson by 1892.
In 1899, MGA began fabricating revelations about his conversion to Ahmadiyya (see the full quote in the below).
By 1906, he seems to have joined Ahmadiyya (unconfirmed reference, al-Hakam, March 10, 1906 page 1).
In 1907, he was a student at the famous Aligarh college and protested against the college, MGA heard of this and immediately ex-communicated him from Ahmadiyya (See full refs in the below). Ahmadiyya sources allege that a repentance followed and he was allowed back into Ahmadiyya later on in 1907 (see ROR of Oct-1942). They also claim that he had a Masters Degree in Arts, which is a lie. At Rabwah, he was named as Nazir-e-Ala, and remained in that position until his death.
In May of 1908, when MGA died, he was already married, his father-in-law was Mirza Aslam Beg (his relation is unknown in 2024), Mirza Sultan Ahmad (his father) sent him a telegram that MGA had died and he should rush to Qadian, he was in A’zamabad, close to the Raiwind Railway Station (close to Lahore). By this time, he was already married to the daughter of Aslam Beg.
Per Ahmadiyya sources, he married twice, the first with Sharifa Begum in January of 1911, she was the eldest daughter of Mir Muhammad Ishaq Sahib.
In 1914, he seems to have written an English translation in the Feb-1914 edition of the ROR. They claimed that he had a Master’s Degree in Art’s. The article is written by an unknown author and entitled, “A Special Feature of Islam”, in it is argued that divine revelation hasn’t ended.
From 1915 to 1940, he seems to live in Lahore. His father, Mirza Sultan Ahmad, died in 1931. His 3rd marriage happened with Syeda Naseera Begum, in February 1930 (daughter of Mirza Aslam Beg).
In 1947, he was already living in Lahore so he didn’t have to move. He opened his house for Ahmadi’s and supported the 2nd Khalifa in Rattan Bagh.
In 1965 and conducted the election ceremony of the 3rd Khalifa, Mirza Nasir Ahmad.
He died on 25 January 1973 and was buried in Rabwah.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________The 2 sons of Mirza Sultan Ahmad
Mirza Sultan Ahmad seems to have never been home, it seems that Mirza Aziz Ahmad and his younger brother were raised in the house of Mirza Imam ud Din (which was right next to MGA’s house and only separated by a wall, see ROR of Oct-1942). Nevertheless, by 1909, Mirza Sultan Ahmad was an ‘Extra-Assistant-Commissioner”, this is a person who makes sure that land-taxes are properly collected. He worked extensively for the British government from 1883 to roughly 1930. Mirza Aziz Ahmad’s birthdate is unknown, as is his mother, one of Mirza Sultan Ahmad’s wives was the daughter of MGA’s first cousin, Mirza Imam ud Din. The date of this marriage is also unknown.
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His father?
His father was the eldest son of MGA, Mirza Sultan Ahmad.
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His mother
His mother was the daughter of Mirza Imam ud Din, Khurshid Begum. She was the only child of Mirza Imam ud Din.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________His bait with MGA?
He seems to have taken bait with MGA in 1906, however, the reason is not given, he lived right next door to MGA and his family and must have known them very well, his father, Mirza Sultan Ahmad was never home in Qadian, he was always working and thus on the road.
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His first wife
In May of 1908, when MGA died, he was already married, his father-in-law was Mirza Aslam Beg (his relation is unknown in 2024), Mirza Sultan Ahmad (his father) sent him a telegram that MGA had died and he should rush to Qadian, he was in A’zamabad, close to the Raiwind Railway Station (close to Lahore). By this time, he was already married to the daughter of Aslam Beg.
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His second wife
Per Ahmadiyya sources, he married twice, the first with Sharifa Begum in January of 1911, she was the eldest daughter of Mir Muhammad Ishaq Sahib.
______________________________________________________________________________________________His 3rd wife and children
He was married to Syeda Naseera Begum (daughter of Mirza Aslam Beg), in February 1930, it’s unclear who’s the mother of these children.
Children:
Son-—-Mirza Sa’eed Ahmad aka Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, in 1964, he married the sister of the current Khalifa, Mirza Masroor Ahmad. He has three sons and two daughters. Two sons are life-devotees. Mirza Fazl Ahmad is the Nazir Ta’leem (director of education) in Rabwah, whereas Mirza Nasir Inam is the principal in the Jamia here in UK. Mirza Ihsan Ahmad is in America. Even though he has a secular job, he is also serving the Jama’at there as the finance secretary in the national ‘Amila (administrative body) as well as the Officer Jalsa Gah. One of his daughters is married to Mir Mahmood Ahmad Sahib, son of Mir Mas’ood Ahmad Sahib. He is also a life-devotee and currently serving as the Nazir Sehat (director of health).
Daughter–-Naseera Begum,
Son—-Mirza Khursheed Ahmad
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1890-92
The Punjab Chiefs by Lepel Griffin (1865, 1890 and 1909 edition), its data and scans
https://www.ahmadipedia.org/content/personality/272/mirza-aziz-ahmad
He is born.
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1892–1903
He grew up in a house right next to MGA’s house (the house of Mirza Sultan Ahmad, his father, see ROR of Oct-1942), it was only separated by a wall and it had a window in it so people could travel between the houses. However, his father was rarely ever home and worked in Lahore and other places. His mother (Khurshid Begum) was the daughter of Mirza Imam-ud-Din and a bitter enemy of MGA. This could have also been the house of Mirza Imam-ud-Din, he only had one daughter, and only 1 grandson by 1892.
Mirza Aziz Ahmad claims to have been educated at some primary school in Qadian that was ran by the District Board and later at the school opened by the Ahmadiyya Community (the Talim ul Islam High School?).
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1895-1897—roughly
In the ROR of Oct-1942, Mirza Aziz Ahmad alleges to have attended a “Diwan-Khana” in his youth that was owned by Mirza Nizam ud Din, by 1942, it was owned by the Ahmadiyya Movement and used for their offices and etc.
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1897
In 1942, via the ROR of Oct., Mirza Aziz Ahmad alleges to have seen the police search the house of MGA in terms of the murder of Lekh Ram. Mirza Aziz Ahmad also alleges to have seen MGA’s cousin, Mirza Nizam ud Din standing in MGA’s courtyard. Mirza Nizam ud Din was also Mirza Aziz Ahmad’s maternal grandfather’s (Mirza Imam ud Din) brother.
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1899
Some references
(Appendix, Tiryaq ul Qulub, No,4 Page 2 footnote, Ruhani Khazain Volume 15, Pages 505,506 and Announcement of October 22, 1899, Majum’ah Ishtiharat, Volume 3, Pages 172-173)
”In a dream that I saw on October 20, 1899, I saw a boy whose name was ‘Aziz and his father’s name began with Sultan. That boy was brought before me and was seated before me. I noticed that he was slim of body and had a fair complexion. My interpretation of the dream is that ‘Aziz means one who is honoured; and Sultan, who in the dream was understood to be the boy’s father, means a conclusive reason or argument such as is self-evident and carries its appeal to the hearts on account of its shining brightness. Sultan derives its meaning from authority and is not applied to every kind of argument but only to such a one as takes possession of the hearts on account of its acceptability and brightness and completely rules over gentle and reasonable minds. Thus the interpretation of the dream is that a Sign which will take possession of people’s hearts will be shown and its result, or, in other words, its child, will be that I will become dear to the hearts of people and this has been shown allegorically in my dream in the shape of ‘Aziz.”
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1901–1903
Via the ROR of Oct-1942, Mirza Aziz Ahmad alleges to have been taken out of the Ahmadiyya school and attended school in another village, he returned for the 6th grade and stayed in Qadian until the 8th grade, wherein he was taken out of Qadian again, and then he returned to Qadian, most likely on the death of his maternal grand-father, Mirza Imam ud Din. He claims to have matriculated from Qadian in roughly 1905. He claims to have had a private tutor at this time who was an Ahmadi, his name was Master Abdul Rahman, he was previously a Sikh and had the name of Sardar Mehr Singh. Mirza Basheer ud Din Mahmud Ahmad was also a student at the same school. Mirza Aziz Ahmad alleges that Master Abdul Rahman and Mirza Basheer ud Din Mahmud Ahmad preached Ahmadiyya to him. Mirza Aziz Ahmad claims that no family member of his had joined Ahmadiyya, however, he was under the tabligh of Master Abdul Rahman and Mirza Basheer ud Din Mahmud Ahmad. He claims to have seen a dream in this era, wherein him and MGA were sitting by the side of a pond, with shotguns in hand. Mirza Aziz Ahmad mentions the wall that had been erected by his maternal grandfather (Mirza imam ud Din and his brothers). And how, as a result of this, students who were walking to Masjid Aqsa had to take the long route to get there. He is referring to the famous Case of the Wall. Mirza Aziz Ahmad alleges that when the final judgement came down in 1901, he was there in Qadian and overheard students of the Talim ul Islam Highschool clapping and rejoicing, he also began clapping and rejoicing, and alleges that his grand-mother (Hurmat Bibi) immediately scolded him for it.
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1904
His maternal grand-father, Mirza Imam ud Din dies. He seems to have been plunge into poverty, a few years later, he would convert to Ahmadiyya.
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1905
Via the ROR of Oct-1942, Mirza Aziz Ahmad claims to have matriculated from Qadian.
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1906
Via the ROR of Oct-1942, Mirza Aziz Ahmad states that he signed the bait form in his Grade-9 year. Mirza Aziz Ahmad says that Shaikh Yacub Ali Irfani took him to the Masjid Aqsa for Maghrib, where he alleges that he regularly prayed, he also claims that Mirza Basheer ud Din Mahmud Ahmad was also close by. Per the testimony of Mirza Aziz Ahmad, Maulvi Abdul Karim presented him to MGA for bait (see ROR of Oct-1942). The very next day, MGA held a dinner for Mirza Aziz Ahmad and even invited the young boys from his family like Mirza Basheer ud Din Mahmud Ahmad, Mirza Bashir Ahmad, Mirza Sharif Ahmad and Mir Muhammad Ishaq. At this dinner, MGA seems to have brought Mirza Aziz Ahmad back into his family, like officially, since he told Mirza Basheer ud Din Mahmud Ahmad that this was his nephew. MGA’s wife, Nusrat Jehan served them dinner on “takht-poshes”. Mirza Aziz Ahmad also states that he was present when the marriage of Mirza Bashir Ahmad was completed (roughly 1906), he was part of the marriage party which brought the wife of Mirza Bashir Ahmad to Qadian, Mirza Basheer ud Din Mahmud, Mir Nasir Nawab and Mir Muhammad Ishaq were also in the party. Mirza Aziz Ahmad was also present for the Waleema. He had just gained entrance into the University of the Punjab too. Mirza Aziz Ahmad claims that after he did bait in 1906, his father Mirza Sultan Ahmad came home and his grandmother told him that his son had gotten into the bait with Mirza Ghulam Ahmad. Mirza Sultan Ahmad is alleged to have said that maybe he will pray now. Mirza Aziz Ahmad then alleges that his grandmother (Hurmat Bibi) finally did bait in 1916, he was working in Simla, when he came home, he asked his grandma in jest as to what had overtaken her? Why did she now convert to Ahmadiyya? She simply laughed. This was written by Mirza Aziz Ahmad in 1938 and signed off by him.
Mirza Bashir Ahmad stated:
Hadrat Sheikh Ya‘qub ‘Ali ‘Irfani ra writes: “The said dream has been published with a symbolic interpretation. He said clearly that he had seen ‘Aziz Ahmad son of Mirza Sultan Ahmad. (al-Hakam, March 10, 1906 page 1).
This is how the dream was fulfilled. At the end of February 1906, about six years after the dream, Mirza ‘Aziz Ahmad, son of Mirza Sultan Ahmad took the pledge of allegiance at the hand of the Promised Messiah and joined the Ahmadiyyah Jama‘at. The fact that Mirza ‘Aziz Ahmad is shown in the dream in relationship to Mirza Sultan Ahmad also shows that it was destined that Mirza Sultan Ahmad would join the Jama‘at and thus become a spiritual, as well as physical, son. Alhamdulillah, he took the bai‘at at the hand of his younger brother Khalifatul Masih II and joined the Jama‘at of the Promised Messiah ” (Tadhkirah, Page 445)
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1907
See ROR of Oct-1942
See also the Al-Badr of Oct 17th, 1907
Badr, vol. 6, no. 42, p. 7, dated 17 October 1907, via Malfuzat-9, pages 182-184
In 1907, he was a student at the famous Aligarh college and protested against the college, MGA heard of this and immediately ex-communicated him from Ahmadiyya. Ahmadiyya sources allege that a repentance followed, he was allowed back into Ahmadiyya later on in 1907 (see ROR of Oct-1942). Two Ahmadi classmates of his refrained from the protest, their names are Master Mohammad Din and Sufi Ghulam Mohammad (See also the Al-Badr of Oct 17th, 1907). However, this is unconfirmed.
Mirza Aziz Ahmad ’s Renewal of Bai‘at:
Mirza Aziz Ahmad sent the following detailed letter to the Promised Messiah as from Mianwali where he is staying during his seasonal leave:
بِِبسْْسمِِم اللهِِالله الرََّّرحْْحمٰٰمنِِن الرََّّرحِِحيْْيمِِم*
كَرِيْمِ نَحْمَدُہٗ وَُنصَلِّي عَلٰى رَسُوِْلهِ اْل
[In the name of Allah, the Gracious, the Merciful We praise Him and seek blessings for His noble Messenger]
To the Imam of the Age, the Promised Messiah, peace and blessings be upon him,
اََالسََّّسلَََالَامُُم عََعلََليْْيكُُكمْْم وََورََرحْْحمََمةُُة اللهِِالله وََوََبرََركََكاُُتہٗٗہ [Peace be upon you, and the mercy and blessings of Allah]
This devoted servant seeks forgiveness for his past failures and requests that the past lapses of this humble one may be forgiven and he may be included among the Tabi‘in [the generation of Muslims after the Companions]. Furthermore, pray for this humble one that may Allah the Exalted keep him steadfast in the future.
The Promised Messiah’s Humble One ‘Aziz Ahmad’
The Promised Messiah responded to this letter:
I forgive that infringement. In the future, live your life like a righteous and true Muslim, and avoid evil company. The outcome of evil company is always evil. (Badr, vol. 6, no. 42, p. 7, dated 17 October 1907).
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1908
In May of 1908, when MGA died, he was already married, his father-in-law was Mirza Aslam Beg (his relation is unknown in 2024), Mirza Sultan Ahmad (his father) sent him a telegram that MGA had died and he should rush to Qadian, he was in A’zamabad, close to the Raiwind Railway Station (close to Lahore). By this time, he was already married to the daughter of Aslam Beg.
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1911
Per Ahmadiyya sources, he married twice, the first with Sharifa Begum in January of 1911, she was the eldest daughter of Mir Muhammad Ishaq Sahib.
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He seems to have written an english translation in the Feb-1914 edition of the ROR. They claimed that he had a Masters Degree in Arts. The article is written by an unknown author and entitled, “A Special Feature of Islam”, in it it is argued that divine revelation hasn’t ended.
Scan work
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1930
After the demise of his first wife, he married to Syeda Naseera Begum, in February 1930.
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1932
His son is born. Mirza Khursheed Ahmad is born.
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Who is Mirza Sa’eed Ahmad aka Mirza Ghulam Ahmad? A great grandson of MGA! – ahmadiyyafactcheckblog
His son is born, Mirza Sa’eed Ahmad aka Mirza Ghulam Ahmad.
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1942
In the ROR of Oct-1942, Mirza Aziz Ahmad discusses his father (Mirza Sultan Ahmad) and why he didn’t accept MGA as a prophet. He also talks about Mirza Sultan Ahmad’s conversion to Ahmadiyya on his death bed (which was a lie, a staged event).
Via the ROR of Oct-1942, Mirza Aziz Ahmad tells a story wherein he clapped for the Ahmadi’s and their victory in the case of the Wall, Mirza Aziz Ahmad claims to have been scolded by his grandmother, Hurmat Bibi, who was technically, his maternal grandfather’s sister.
Via the ROR of Oct-1942, Mirza Aziz Ahmad tells about Mirza Ahsan Beg, who was married to a sister of Muhammadi Begum, Mirza Aziz Ahmad alleges that Mirza Ahsan Beg accepted Ahmadiyya in roughly 1903-1905.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________14 October 1947:
Hazrat Mirza Aziz Ahmad was called back to Lahore from Qadian upon the instructions of Hazrat Musleh-e-Maud. Jalaluddin Shams Sahib took his place and began his responsibility as amir-e-muqami, Qadian.
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1953-ish
https://www.ahmadipedia.org/content/personality/272/mirza-aziz-ahmad
He is made Nazir-e-Ala at Rabwah.
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1965
He conducted the election ceremony of the 3rd Khalifa, Mirza Nasir Ahmad.
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1973
https://www.ahmadipedia.org/content/personality/272/mirza-aziz-ahmad
He died on 25 January 1973 and was buried in Rabwah.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________His son died recently, –Feb–2018
Intro
We are tracking MGA’s family in these types of posts. In this specific case, one of MGA’s great grandsons have died. Ironically, his name was also Mirza Ghulam Ahmad. “””Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Sahib, Nazir-e-Ala, Sadr Anjuman Ahmadiyya Pakistan, and Amir Muqami Rabwah passed away today.”””
The Mirza family keeps Jamaat management in the hands of the Mirza family only
As is obvious to tell, the Mirza family keeps the power in their hands only. Mirza Ghulam Ahmad (not MGA) was the son of Mirza Aziz Ahmad, who was the oldest grandson of MGA. He was the younger brother of Mirza Khursheed Ahmad Sahib who previously served as Nazr-e-Aala Pakistan and passed away on January 17th, 2018, in Rabwah. Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Sahib was also the brother-in-law of our beloved Hazur and Respected Sahibzada Mirza Maghfoor Ahmad Sahib Amir USA. He was also the father of Mirza Naseer Ehsan Ahmad who is currently serving as Secretary Finance USA, and previously served as Mohtamim Tajneed and Mua’vin Sadr for MKA USA.
His real name wasn’t Mirza Ghulam Ahmad
Mirza Masroor Ahmad tells us in his Friday Sermon of 2-9-18 that his name was Mirza Saeed Ahmad and per the request of his mother, the 2nd Khalifa agreed to call him as Mirza Ghulam Ahmad.
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Links and Related Essay’s
The Punjab Chiefs by Lepel Griffin (1865, 1890 and 1909 edition), its data and scans
https://www.ahmadipedia.org/content/personality/272/mirza-aziz-ahmad
The Punjab Chiefs by Lepel Griffin (1865, 1890 and 1909 edition), its data and scans
Mirza Imam ud Din, the cousin of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad (1835-1904)
Who is Mir Muhammad Ishaq (1890–1944)? The brother-in-law of MGA
https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2017/01/13/mirza-sultan-ahmad-mgas-eldest-son/
Who is Mirza Sa’eed Ahmad aka Mirza Ghulam Ahmad? A great grandson of MGA! – ahmadiyyafactcheckblog
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