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Hadhrat Khalifatul-Masih IV (RA) on the silent sacrifices of Ahmadi women
(Muhsinaat by Bushra Bashir sahiba, page 7)

Ramzan Bibi Sahiba
Mother of
Dr. Shah Nawaz Khan
(The article on his beloved mother published in Al-Fazl, July 21, 1950)

The Promised Messiah’s hand written note
on the compilation of dreams and visions of Ramzan Bibi
Courtesy of Professor Naseera Shahnawaz 

The first two pages of the book of dreams and visions of 
Ramzan Bibi Sahiba

Riwayat Hadhrat Ramzan Bibi Sahiba
Her interaction with the Promised Messiah (AS), in her own words
Published in Seerat-ul-Mahdi Vol. 2, Part 5, No. 1342 & 1381
(Courtesy of Maulana Ghulam Misbah Baloch sahib)

Prayers Answered

Anecdotes from the Autobiography of Dr. Shah Nawaz Khan

Alexandra Docks and Ballard Pier
History and Photographs

Requesting prayers for an exalted station in heaven for the departed soul
by
Dr. Bashir Ahmad Bhatti
and
Dr. Shah Nawaz Khan

Hadhrat Maryam Begum Sahiba
wife of 
Dr. Shah Nawaz Khan Sahib
An article on her beloved mother by Salima Shahnawaz Sahiba
Published in the monthly Misbah, September 2002, Pages 42-43
(Courtesy of Naeema Khalid Sahiba)

Haj-e-Badl for Maryam Begum Sahiba by her daughter Naeema Khalid Sahiba

Hadhrat Mian Abdur Razzaq Sahib Sialkoti (RA)

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A Short Biography of
Hadhrat Mian Abdur Razzaq Sahib Sialkoti (RA)
by

Events of
Muqaddima Jhelum
(Court proceedings of a false case against the Promised Messiah (AS))
as narrated by Hadhrat Mian Abdur Razzaq Sahib Sialkoti (RA)
Register Riwayat Sahaba, No. 10, Page 136
(Courtesy of Maulana Ghulam Misbah Baloch sahib and Sheikh Haris Ahmad sahib)

Dr. Tayyaba Rafique Sahiba
(July 10, 1938 – April 7, 2010)
wife of Lt.Col (R) Dr. Rafique Ahmad Bhatti

The Nikah was announced by
Hadhrat Mirza Nasir Ahmad Sahib (RA)
Khalifa-tul-Masih III
on
January 14, 1968 after Zohar prayers at Masjid Mubarik, Rabwah

A Short Message for Dr. Tayyaba
by
Dr. A. R. Ahmadi sahib in a letter before her marriage
The Prescription for a Happy and Successful Life

The Wedding Card

The Wedding Gift by her Father

The testimony of her husband from his letters written to her in 1968

A True Friend Indeed
Testimony of her friend Dr. Shafqat Malik
She sent a photograph of her with an Urdu verse on the flip side
on August 22, 1962

A letter by Hadhrat Nawab Mubarika Begum Sahiba (RA)
Daughter of the Promised Messiah (AS)
Dated: November 20, 1971

Dr. Tayyaba’s Autograph Book

Advice to her son Mubarak Ahmad to memorize and say the following prayer
for his Matriculation examination in 1987

When Dr. Masood-ul-Hassan Nuri sahib established the Ahmadiyya Medical Association, Rawalpindi Branch in early 1990’s, Dr. Tayyaba Rafique was appointed to head the Ahmadi Lady Doctors.
She played a very active part in health check-up of Waqf-e-Nau children as well as establishing free medical camps in the poor neighborhoods around Rawalpindi.
The testimony of Ladies Auxiliary, Jamaat Ahmadiyya, Rawalpindi

Her sentiments as a
Mother
sent in the form of a poem
to her sons Farid & Mubarak when they were in Libya
Letter dated: December 3, 2002

Her Living Will for her Children
A poem was published in Al-Fazl on Dec. 7, 2009
The theme in there so perfectly depicted her gradually worsening Parkinson’s Disease
that she would read it many a times and thought as if this has been written regarding her condition.
She gave a photocopy of it to her sister Dr. Zakia around Dec. 17, 2009 while she was in Rawalpindi for the graduation ceremony of her niece, so that she can convey this message to her children.
Her children received the E-mail attachment on Jan 6, 2010 from their aunt on behalf of their mother.
She left the earthly abode exactly 3 months later on April 7, 2010
May Allah Grant her Eternal Peace, Amen!

Dr. Zakia Shameem sahiba completed the English translation of this poem
on the day her sister departed

Announcement of her death in Al-Fazl
Her Funeral Prayers were offered in Rawalpindi and in Rabwah and in absentia at Chino, California, Chicago, Illinois and Baltimore, Maryland, USA.
Calls for condolences were received by her husband from all over Pakistan as well as from Canada, USA, UK, Norway, Japan, Kenya, Australia and UAE

The Funeral and the Burial

A letter titled “Angel” by her sister Qudsia Iftikhar sahiba
sent to her nephew Nisar Ahmad

The Love for her Profession
&
The testimony of her Last Patient

A sample of her prescription. She would write on any piece of paper and most of the time put “poor patient please give her concession”. A number of times she would half her fee for the procedures or won’t take at all and pushed the nursing homes and the hospitals to reduce their charges as much as they can. Her White Coats hanging by her bedside till her last breath

Dr. Tayyaba’s last patient’s husband (Left: Rangeen Khan from Waziristan) At 2:30 pm on the 6th of April 2010, he asked on the phone if he  could bring his wife at 8 pm in the evening?. Dr. Tayyaba said to him, you can bring her even at 10 pm. Dr. Tayyaba was taken to the Military Hospital at around 9:15 pm and when the patient arrived at the apartment gate, they were shocked to hear that the doctor herself had just been taken to the hospital. According to him “there can be no doctor like her, she was simply out of this world. He said we left six doctors till we found her. Healing would start just by talking to her. Her command of Pushto was the most pleasant surprise”. May God grant her a loftier place in Heaven, Amen!

The sentiments of her sons, expressed so beautifully by their aunt
Dr. Zakia Shameem sahiba in her poem