Intro
Ahmadis will be seen running around making many false arguments. They are brainwashed to learn these arguments, so thus, they never listen or seek to understand why people don’t believe in Ahmadiyya, aka the Mirza family business. Even Nawab Siddiq Hassan Khan tore of the Barahin-i-Ahmadiyya and sent it back to Qadian in that condition, which enraged MGA. MGA was also accused of claiming prophethood by the Ahl-e-Hadith, only Batalvi defended him. I have written a full review of BA3 herein.
In 1902, MGA mentions this incident in “I’jaz-e-Ahmadi”, in english as “Miracle of Ahmad”, he mentions 3 ahl-e-hadith imam’s who called him Kafir: Muhammad, Abdul Aziz and Abdullah. MGA explains that they called him Kafir since MGA had named himself as Eisa (As) and ascribedall the prophecies of Eisa (as) onto himself. Maulvi Muhammad Hussain Batalvi argues on behalf of MGA and told Muhammad, Abdul Aziz and Abdullah (ahl-e-hadith imam’s from Ludhiana) that they were wrong with their assertions, since MGA was also claiming that Eisa (As) would physically return in the same book. However, time would tell, MGA was lying. He lied about his prophethood the same way.
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New research from Upal (2017) proves that MGA was called a Kafir even before his wildest claims!
All of the research work on Ahmadiyya up to 2016 indicated that MGA was only called a Kafir in 1891, as he claimed to be the second coming of Esa (as). However, new research from Upal proves that MGA was called a Kafir as early as the 1880–1884 era (see page 126). This was during the time that MGA was affiliated with the Ahle-Hadith aka Wahhabis of India. However, it should be noted that in 1891, MGA also did Takfir on any and all Muslims who believe in Abrogation or that Muhammad (Saw) isn’t the final prophet. MGA was denying a claim to prophethood in this era, in fact, he kept on denying it until Nov. of 1901, when he finally claimed prophethood and in a round about way.
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Batalvi’s comments from 1884 on MGA being called a Kafir
As we know, the Ahle-hadith circles in British-India donated heavily towards MGA’s Braheen-e-Ahmadiyya. They were not impressed, in fact, the husband of the Queen of Bhopal tore up the Braheen-e-Ahmadiyya (we are not sure what year or which volume) and sent it back to Qadian in disgust. They were offended!!! MGA’s denied all the miracles of Esa (As) and was disrespecting a high-ranking Messenger of Allah.
Upal (2017) writes
Page 126
“””While Nawab Sidiq Khan had criticized Braheen because of its anti-Christian views, a number of other Muslim leaders saw in it claims that ran counter to their understanding of Islamic doctrine. These included Amritsar and Ludhiana’s Muslim leaders who issued a fatwa of kufr against Ahmad and went around India to collect signatures from other Muslims to the same effect (Batalavi, 1884: 170). Ahmad’s friend, Muhammad Hussain Batalavi, took upon himself to reply to this criticism through his Ishat-us-Sunnah magazine. He devoted a whopping one hundred and fifty three pages of Issue Nine and Ten to respond to each of these criticisms with well researched arguments. The amount of time, effort, money, and his personal capital, Batalavi spent on defending Ahmad reveals the extent of their ideological and social connections.
The review also reveals Batalavi’s perceptions of Ahmad. Batalavi clearly identifies with Ahmad as a fellow Punjabi Ahl-e-Hadith who is willing to spend considerable resources to defend Islam. He also sees Ahmad as more rural, less educated, less sophisticated, and less successful than himself. He sees Ahmad as “a Punjabi who has never had the opportunity” to live in the cosmopolitan cultural centers of Hindustan, “who hasn’t had the occasion to read Urdu literature” and therefore is not able to write “refined Urdu vernacular” (Batalavi, 1884: 346). There are also hints of a noble savage in Batalavi’s perceptions of Ahmad as he sees Ahmad as someone who is so overcome with religious fervor and zeal that “he’s unable to hold back” from including his unrelated revelations in the Braheen (thereby lengthening it and “increasing publication costs”), and someone who doesn’t understand that the “current civilization” demands refraining from crudely attacking one’s enemies (Batalavi, 1884: 346). Batalavi touts his personal knowledge of Ahmad’s beliefs beyond the words written in Braheen to defend Ahmad. Answering the accusation that some of Ahmad’s English revelations are grammatically incorrect, Batalavi says, “When I met the author who visited the city of Batala, where I am now, I asked him, ‘when you receive revelations in English, are you shown English alphabets or Persian alphabets?’ He responded that he is shown English sentences written in Farsi script. That’s when I became sure of my suggestion that the mistake lies in the author’s perception… and not the divine revelation” (Batalavi, 1884: 291). Ahmad’s ignorance of English and his miracle of English revelations will attract English speaking Christians and Hindus to Islam argues Batalavi. It’s clear that Batalavi sees the younger Ahmad as his junior, albeit more zealous, friend in need of assistance. Batalavi sees himself as heroically defending Ahmad with his superior knowledge of Quran, Hadith, and Islamic traditions. Since Batalavi does not see Ahmad as his competitor, he holds nothing back in defending him.”””
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Two brothers Molana Abdullah and Molana Muhammad Ludhianvis issued a decree of excommunication against Mirza immediately after he issued first volumes of Baraheen Ahmadiyya
As per tarekh ahmadiyat, Baraheen part 1 was published in 1880. Molvi Muhammad and Molvi Abdul Aziz Ludhianvi issued Fatwa against Mirza on some of the contents of BA.
Scans from tarekh ahmadiyat
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In the Braheen-e-Ahmadiyya, vol. 3, 1883, MGA claimed that 9:32 was revealed to himself
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Other Quranic verses that MGA claimed for himself in BA4
——48:28, 61:09 and 9:32
——-21:107
——-10:16
——17:8
——18:83
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Links and Related Essays
Mirza Ghulam Ahmad was accused of claiming prophethood in the 1879–1884 era
Mirza Ghulam Ahmad was accused of claiming prophethood in the 1879–1884 era
Muhammad Hussain Batalvi gave Mirza Ghulam Ahmad a glowing review in 1884
Nooruddin urged Mirza Ghulam Ahmad to make the claim of being “like the messiah” (1882-1884 era)
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