Intro
Nabeel Qureshi was most likely the most famous Ex-Ahmadi (turned Christian) in the world from 2009 to 2014, he died on September 16, 2017. His father was an immigrant to America and worked for the U.S. Navy in the medical field, he was also a hard core Qadiani-Ahmadi. Nabeel was also a hard-core Ahmadi until he went to college and met a hard-core Christian (David Wood)(an attempted axe murderer), who seems to have converted him to Christianity after numerous discussions. Nabeel’s book, “Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus” was a huge seller in the USA.
It seems that David Wood figured out that Nabeel Qureshi was only a Qadiani-Ahmadi because he admired his dad and his debating skills (24:25 time stamp). Thus, David Wood hatched a plan to defeat Nabeel’s father and used his friends to do so. They were discussing the shroud of Turin and Nabeel’s father lost badly. After Nabeel died, his widow (Michelle Qureshi Wilson) made a youtube channel in his tribute.
David Wood tried to kill his own dad back in 1995, he was sentenced to 10 years and got out in 5. Since he was white, the courts had mercy on him and sent him to a crazy hospital. If he were black or brown, he would have gotten 25 years to Life.
David Wood eventually got out and bumped into (2001) Nabeel Qureshi and eventually converted him to Christianity (roughly 2006). David Wood shared a hotel room with Nabeel (barely 18 years old) and Wood was 25+. Shortly thereafter, David Wood figured out that Nabeel Qureshi was only a Qadiani-Ahmadi because he admired his dad and his debating skills (24:25 time stamp). Thus, David Wood hatched a plan to defeat Nabeel’s father and used his friends to do so. They were discussing the shroud of Turin and Nabeel’s father lost badly. After Nabeel died, his widow (Michelle Qureshi Wilson) made a youtube channel in his tribute.
Nabeel Qureshi was most likely the most famous Ex-Ahmadi (turned Christian) in the world from 2009 to 2014, he died on September 16, 2017. His father was an immigrant to America and worked for the U.S. Navy in the medical field, he was also a hard core Qadiani-Ahmadi. Nabeel was also a hard-core Ahmadi until he went to college and met a hard-core Christian (David Wood)(an attempted axe murderer), who seems to have converted him to Christianity after numerous discussions. Nabeel’s book, “Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus” was a huge seller in the USA.
David Wood was there too and he explained how he was able to get Nabeel Qureshi to quit Ahmadiyya (24:25 time stamp). David Wood said he probed Nabeel Qureshi as to why he was so confident in his beliefs and Nabeel responded that it was because of his dad and how his dad had never lost a debate. Thus, David Wood made a plan to have his friends debate Nabeel’s dad, which they did. Nabeel’s dad was brainwashed by Ahmadiyya beliefs and thus, his arguments were terrible. David Wood’s friend caught him and embarrassed him on “The Shroud of Turin”, this caused Nabeel Qureshi to crack and leave Ahmadiyya. At this point in time, Nabeel and his dad didn’t know that David Wood was an axe murderer and tried to kill his own dad. David Wood also recently mentioned how Nabeel Qureshi was using silly arguments from “Jesus in India” (See page 13), wherein MGA and his team argued that since Allah made all the planets and stars spherical, this somehow refutes the doctrine of the Trinity. Nabeel even argued the opposite of this after he converted to Christianity, he argued that since God made the heart a triangle, thus, the trinity was confirmed!
_____________________________________________________________________________________________Nabeel Qureshi invited Qasim Rashid to debate
In the below, I have posted tweets wherein Qasim Rashid made some disparaging and rather rude remarks towards Nabeel…
Other Ahmadis tweeting vs. Nabeel
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Nabeel Qureshi on Ahmadiyyat
Nabeel Qureshi on Ahmadiyyat
byu/Al_Shahmir inislam_ahmadiyya
Many of us all know about Nabeel Qureshi, the former Ahmadi who converted to Christianity. Not many people are familiar with his Ahmadi-Muslim background. In his book called http://www.nabeelqureshi.com/answering-jihad
towards the end he writes:
When I was investigating Islam and Christianity, my position was rather simple: since Ahmadiyyat is a subgroup of Islam, I would investigate its evidence after investigating the evidence for Islam. If there were good reason to believe in Islam, then I would investigate its various denominations. However, if Islam proved to be historically problematic, then there would be no need to consider any of its denominations. As it turned out, the latter was my conclusion. On account of the evidence, I rejected the shahada, and in so doing I rejected Ahmadiyyat. That said, I had come across some troubling matters regarding Ahmadiyyat before rejecting Islam. While I was researching Islam and Christianity, a close childhood friend of mine rejected Ahmadiyyat for Sunni Islam. Intrigued, I asked him his reasons, and he shared many arguments with me that I thought, if true, would pose significant problems for Ahmadiyyat. For instance, he argued that Mirza Ghulam Ahmad had issued many false prophecies. An example he gave was that Ahmad had prophesied that he would live until the age of eighty, but he died about a decade before that. Another of his failed prophecies was that a certain woman would marry him; she never did marry Ahmad, and a great controversy resulted on account of the failed prophecy. My friend also suggested that Ahmad had defrauded hundreds of people; he pledged to write fifty books for them and took payment for all fifty up front, but ultimately only wrote five. He justified this by saying, essentially, “The difference between ‘fifty’ and ‘five’ is a zero, and since zero is nothing, I have delivered what I promised.” These were just three of dozens of reasons my friend left Ahmadiyyat for Sunni Islam. I knew of a handful of other people that left Ahmadiyyat for other reasons, including the accusation that Ahmadiyyat functioned as a cult, with strong central control and a tendency to excommunicate people even for minor transgressions, such as playing music at weddings. But, as before, I had decided to visit these matters more carefully only if I determined Islam was true, and that never happened.
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Links and Related Essay’s
https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/?s=Christians
https://www1.cbn.com/cbnnews/us/2017/september/nabeel-qureshi-dies-at-34
Nabeel Qureshi (author) – Wikipedia
David Wood was already a psychotic axe murderer when he met Nabeel Qureshi and converted him to Christianity – ahmadiyyafactcheckblog
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