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Intro
Aziz Kashmiri aka Abdul Aziz Shura (1919 to 2010) was a Lahori-Ahmadi from Srinagar, India. At the age of 24, he started the Urdu paper Roshni (the light) in 1943, which was a weekly in the beginning but has come out as State’s reputed daily. In 1944, at a press conference in Srinagar, Kashmir, Mr. Jinnah gave his view on the issue of whether Ahmadi’s ought to be expelled from certain Muslim organisations. Abdul Aziz Shura, has made a sworn statement, dated 15 January 1988, about the proceedings of this conference. Nevertheless, this was only hearsay.
He wrote “Masih Kashmir Mein” in english as “The Messiah in Kashmir” in 1967, the english version was published in 1973. He worked closely with Kwaja Nazir Ahmad on “Jesus in heaven on Earth” in 1952. He doesn’t seem to have had a proper college education.

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Intro
In 1947, the Pakistan government asked the 2nd Khalifa, Mirza Basheer ud Din Mahmud Ahmad to create a government for Azad Kashmir, he immediately appointed an Ahmadi, Ghulam Nabi Gilkar, and added many Ahmadi’s to his staff like Khwaja Abdul Ghaffar Dar and many others. An Ahmadi become’s the first ever Prime Minister of Azad Kashmir. The Furqan Force (a military of Qadiani’s) is trying to defend Pakisan, the 2nd Qadiani-Ahmadi Khalifa authorizes “Offensive Jihad” and totally contradicts MGA, a military regiment (The Furqan Force) of Qadiani’s only begin shooting at Indian soldiers in Azad Kasmir. The Battalion was placed at the disposal of the Commander in Chief of the Pakistan Army on 10th July 1948. Some of the Army Officers in this Ahmadi unit were Major Waqiuz-Zaman, Major Hamidullah and Capt. Nehmatullah Sharif. A year earlier, in 1947, the Ahmadiyya Movement presented a list of 199 Ahmadi officers who were serving in the British military. The British Government even opened a pilot training school at Qadian in the early 1940’s. 

In the history of Ahmadiyya, the Khalifa never seems to have visited the Azad Kashmir area officially. Raja Rahmatullah Khan (jagirdar) of Gouri, which is close to Muzzafarabad, Azad Kashmir, and is close to the border with Pakistan, seems to the earliest Ahmadi in modern day Azad Kashmir. Raja Rahmatullah Khan was given a jagir that was worth 100,000 rupees in those days, which is lots of money. He was also in full co-operation with the evil Dogra rulers. Raja Rahmatullah Khan was also an early Kashmiri-Ahmadi. Raja Rahmatullah Khan eventually quit Ahmadiyya (See at the 44:40 mark). Maulana Mahboob Alam seems to be the first missionary who was sent to Kotli, Azad Kashmir by the Ahmadiyya jamaat, most likely in 1904, he had joined Ahmadiyya in 1897, and was thus a companion of MGA, his age in this era is unknown. Ahmadiyya sources tell us that he was able to start lots of Ahmadiyya jamaats in Mirpur and Poonch, ahmadiyya sources claim that he was able to get people to convert to Ahmadiyya from villages like timenkot, Charnali village, Arabari village, there was a certain Ahmadi, Haji Ameer Alam who became the President of all the Ahmadiyya jamaat’s in Azad Kashmir for a long time, he was friends with Maulana Mahboob Alam, he was made an Ahmadi and he donated a masjid (location unknown). In roughly 1910–1913, Maulana Mahboob Alam had already spent at least 5-7 years in the Kotli area getting converts, it is thought that he was sent to Kotli around 1904 by MGA. Nevertheless, by 1910, he was asking to abruptly move to Gujrat and wrote a letter to the Khalifa (Noorudin) wherein he asked for permission, the Khalifa refused, in the meantime, he found a Muslim by the name of Chaudhry Allah Ditta, who seems to have begged Maulana Mahboob Alam to stay and to teach his children the Quran, per Ahmadiyya sources at least. Nevertheless, Chaudhry Allah Ditta had allowed this Maulana Mahboob Alam to stay in a house of his, however, he had sold the land and the Ahmadi imam that he would have to leave soon. Maulana Mahboob Alam flatly refused. Chaudhry Allah Ditta totally went missing after that, this appears to be a murder by the Ahmadi imam. Early on during the Khilafat of Mirza Basheer-ud-din Mahmud Ahmad (started in March of 1914), he asked to leave Azad Kashmir, but even this time the Khalifa refused. After this refusal, he never asked again and thus remained in the Kotli district for the rest of his life. In 1933, he was allowed to visit Qadian during the Jalsa (most likely December) and on his way back, he stopped at his home village in Gujrat. Remember, Maulana Mahboob Alam claimed to receive divine revelations, just like MGA’s “ummati-nabuwwat”, however, it was on a much smaller scale, there is a famous story of how he was revealed Quranic verses. Nevertheless, the story of his death contains one such Quranic verse. He died on January 4th, 1934, in Gujrat and was buried there.

The Ex-Ahmadi in this video claims that his ancestors and him were from Sodhan Gali, Azad Kashmir. It can be found here on google maps. He estimates that in the Kotli District, there are about 1,200 Ahmadi’s. In this video, this ex-ahmadi explains the origins of Ahmadiyya in Azad Kashmir, he claims that there is 1000 Ahmadi’s in and around Kotli. He also claims that there are Ahmadi’s in Goi, Azad Kashmir, about 300-400. Which seems to be a small village about 10-20 miles northeast of Kotli. It is up in the mountains and the border of India is just a few miles away. In 2020, the Ahmadi’s of Goi, Azad Kashmir seem to have blocked access to a Sunni Mosque, which had been illegally occupied by Ahmadi’s.

In 1973, the Ahmadiyya Jamaat published a book which was a breakdown of history of Ahmadiyya in Jammu and Kashmir (and Azad Kashmir). In that book the Ahmadi editors wrote that there were 81,000 Ahmadi’s in Kashmir and Azad Kashmir. There are Ahmadi’s in the village of Barali as well. A notable Ahmadi company in this area is the Aamer Brothers. that is of Bhabhra Heelan, a village in District Kotli, they tried to build a mosque in 2008 and faced lots of opposition.There are Ahmadi’s in the village of Barali as well. A notable Ahmadi company in this area is the Aamer Brothers. Next door in Kashmir, the Ahmadiyya movement has about 10 places of worship in 4-6 villages and one main mosque in Srinagar.

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Intro
As we all know, Ahmadi’s are fast at getting visit visa’s to Malaysia and then refusing to leave Malaysia and returning to Pakistan. You can read about the history of Ahmadiyya in Malaysia herein. This is an asylum scam that we have exposed many times before. Further, there is no Ahmadi persecution in Pakistan, it is all a big lie, the Mirza family has created this just to get people to join Ahmadiyya and then leave Pakistan for greener pastures. Many Pakistani-Christian groups have complained of this before.

Malaysian govt has requested Pakistan govt to stop qadianis from coming to Malaysia in great number. They do not go back to Pakistan and disappear in Malaysia to apply for political asylum. They are also found involved in crimes. They do so in the hope that they would get asylum in Europe through UNHCR.

On receipt of this letter from Malaysia, the govt of Pakistan has issued a letter directing the FIA Immigration to take action against travel agents involved in this business. They are involved in human trafficking they fabricate false stories of persecution on these Qadianis so as to get the attention of UNHCR.

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Intro
The earliest Kashmiri-Ahmadi was Raja Atta Muhammad Khan sahib (died 1904) who was a jagirdar in the village of Yari pora, which is South Kashmir and falls into to the Kulgam district. Raja Ata Muhammad Khan was authorized by MGA to take the bait for anyone to enter Ahmadiyya (see at the 30:15 mark). He was the son of Sher Muhammad Khan. Raja Atta Muhammad Khan worked for the evil Dogra rulers in Gilgit as a District Magistrate. Raja Atta Muhammad Khan became an ahmadi very early on, he was totally blind at the time. He became an Ahmadi before Haji Umar Dar, however, the year is unclear. (roughly 1889). He initially sent Raja Haider Khan to Qadian to investigate Ahmadiyya. It is unclear how he heard about Ahmadiyya. Raja Haider Khan stayed in Qadian for 21 days and converted to Ahmadiyya. By 2019, there seem to 4 additional villages in the south area of Kashmir that have a significant Ahmadi population (roughly 10,000 per Ahmadiyya sources), Reashinagar village, also spelled Reshnagri, see the google map page herein, Abdur Rahman Itu is the President of this Ahmadiyya village, which is reported as the largest Ahmadiyya village in Kashmir. Another village is Shurat village in Kulgam. Kulgam is a huge city center, Ahmadi’s seem to be located only in the village of Shurat, however, they may have spread around.There lots of young Ahmadi’s who are serving in the police and are teachers for the government of India, much to the consternation of the local Muslim community. There are 5 Ahmadiyya run schools in South Kashmir, mostly in these small villages. Basharat Ahmed Dar, village head of Asnoor is the official Ahmadiyya representative for his village, he seems to be a descendant of Khwaja Abdul Ghaffar Dar. The last two Ahmadi-only villages are Kani pora and Yari pora, both of these villages fall into to the Kulgam district, not much is known of these small and obscure villages. There is also an Ahmadiyya place of worship just north of Rajouri, its called Mosque Dehri Ralyote. This seems to be a new mosque, built in the past 40 years, we are unsure who had it built. There is also an ahmadi place of worship called Masjid Fazl in Poonch, Kashmir, India. We are unsure how many Ahmadi’s are there in the old town area of Poonch. There is also one Ahmadiyya mosque in Srinagar, Kashmir.

A story about Raja Atta Muhammad Khan from Ahmadiyya history
(Tareekh Ahmadiyyat Jamun’o Kashmir by Muhammad Asadullah Kashmiri Pages 27-29)

“”””Hazrat Raja Atta Muhammad Khan Sahib Jaagirdaar (ra) who was from Kashmir was among one of the first few companions of the Promised Messiah (as). There is a faith inspiring incident which took place in his life which is somewhat like this that once as he was returning back to Qadian he reached Gari Habibullah and along with his two friends, he stayed with the leader of the village named Muhammad Hussein Khan. In those days, the opposition against Ahmadiyyat had fueled quite a bit and the local Maulwis had declared that Ahmadis were liable to be killed. The Maulwis said to Muhammad Hussein that you will receive a great reward for killing this Ahmadi. Muhammad Hussein Khan came under their influence and he appointed some of his people to kill all three Ahmadi guests during the night. Raja Atta Muhammad Sahib had no clue about this plan so he went to sleep as usual. It is written that a little while into the night, he saw the Promised Messiah (as) in a dream who said to him that Raja Sahib, plans have been made for your murder. You should leave right now. Thus, he got up, woke up his other friends and quietly left from there during the night. During their journey, they offered their prayers and then saw that the minister of the mayor was running behind them on his horse and that he had brought some food with him. He congratulated Raja Sahib for saving his life and also informed him of the mischief that the Maulwis tried to pull off. He surprisingly asked Raja Sahib as to how he found out about this plan and how did he decide to leave from there? Raja Sahib then relayed the dream that he saw to him.”””

His children
Raja Atta Muhammad Khan had 2 sons, Khwaja Ghulam Muhammad and Raja Abdur Rahman. Raja Abdur Rahman married the daughter of Raja Rahmatullah Khan (jagirdar) of Gouri, which is close to Muzzafarabad, Azad Kashmir, and is close to the border with Pakistan. Raja Rahmatullah Khan was given a jagir that was worth 100,000 rupees in those days, which is lots of money. He was also in full co-operation with the evil Dogra rulers. Raja Rahmatullah Khan was also an early Kashmiri-Ahmadi. Raja Rahmatullah Khan eventually quit Ahmadiyya.

1848
He had been given lots of money and land as part of the 1848 Amritsar Treaty, wherein Dogra Rule was enacted in Kashmir. He got his from Maharaja Gulab Singh.

Links and Related Essays

Interview Khwaja Abdul Ghaffar Dar sahib (Part 1 of 2)

Our God, a Living God

https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2019/12/29/ahmadiyya-in-azad-kashmir-the-history/

https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2019/12/12/who-is-khwaja-abdul-ghaffar-dar-kashmiri/

Interview Khwaja Abdul Ghaffar Dar sahib (Part 1 of 2)

https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2019/03/11/are-there-really-10000-ahmadis-in-kashmir-india/

https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2018/06/14/was-an-ahmadi-made-the-1st-president-of-azad-kashmir/

https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2019/12/28/who-was-haji-umar-dar/

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Intro
Per Khwaja Ghulam Abdul Ghaffar, Maulvi Muhammad Shah was the first Ahmadi missionary sent to Kashmir. He was a companion of MGA also, he was sent to Kashmir during the Khilafat of Noorudin (1908–1914). He was married to the daughter (Khadija Begum) of Faqir Ahmad Bhatti. Maulvi Muhammad Shah was ethnically a Balochi. He never had any time off and never got paid any money by his Khalifa, he basically worked for food and housing. Haji Umar Dar seems to have arranged his marriage. By 2019, there seem to 4 additional villages in the south area of Kashmir that have a significant Ahmadi population (roughly 10,000 per Ahmadiyya sources), Reashinagar village, also spelled Reshnagri, see the google map page herein, Abdur Rahman Itu is the President of this Ahmadiyya village, which is reported as the largest Ahmadiyya village in Kashmir. Another village is Shurat village in Kulgam. Kulgam is a huge city center, Ahmadi’s seem to be located only in the village of Shurat, however, they may have spread around.There lots of young Ahmadi’s who are serving in the police and are teachers for the government of India, much to the consternation of the local Muslim community. There are 5 Ahmadiyya run schools in South Kashmir, mostly in these small villages. Basharat Ahmed Dar, village head of Asnoor is the official Ahmadiyya representative for his village, he seems to be a descendant of Khwaja Abdul Ghaffar Dar. The last two Ahmadi-only villages are Kani pora and Yari pora, both of these villages fall into to the Kulgam district, not much is known of these small and obscure villages. There is also an Ahmadiyya place of worship just north of Rajouri, its called Mosque Dehri Ralyote. This seems to be a new mosque, built in the past 40 years, we are unsure who had it built. There is also an ahmadi place of worship called Masjid Fazl in Poonch, Kashmir, India. We are unsure how many Ahmadi’s are there in the old town area of Poonch. There is also one Ahmadiyya mosque in Srinagar, Kashmir. Next door in Azad Kashmir, there are barely 300-400 Ahmadi’s in the entire country and a few Ahmadiyya mosques.
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https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2019/12/28/who-was-haji-umar-dar/

https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2019/08/05/mufti-muhammad-sadiq-travelled-to-the-tomb-of-yuz-asaf-in-1934/m/2019/06/29/ahmadiyya-places-of-worship-in-azad-kashmir-pakistan/

http://www.alhakam.org/21-27-june/https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2019/03/11/are-there-really-10000-ahmadis-in-kashmir-india/

Ahmadiyya in Kerala, India?

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Intro
He was the grandfather of Khwaja Abdul Ghaffar Dar. He was not a born Ahmadi. He was a distant relative of Maulvi Abdul Karim Sialkoti. His conversion to Ahmadiyya was as follows, he was planning to go for Hajj in 1894, however, the plague had broken out and all transportation routes had been closed. He wrote a letter to his friend, Maulvi Abdul Karim Sialkoti and explained his story. Maulvi Abdul Karim Sialkoti was already an Ahmadi, he promptly invited him to Qadian. He seems to have converted to Ahmadiyya in 1894, per his grandson, in his only video interview (at the 14:00 mark). Per his grandson, he had never read the Quran up to this point in his life. He also had a brother, Khwaja Rahman Dar, who converted to Ahmadiyya unknowingly based on a land-grab-deal. Curiously, Haji Umar Dar was not mentioned in the famous list of the first 313 Ahmadi’s in 1896. As a result of his conversion, the entire village of Asnoor converted to Ahmadiyya. Even in 2019, there seems to still be an ahmadiyya school there. There were also Ahmadi’s in a nearby village called Koreal, their names were Muhammad Ibrahim Ju, Hasan Ju, and Ghulam Muhammad Ju. Abdul Hayee Sayyed, the interviewer, is also from this village, as well as his father and grandfather. They all seem to be connected, all these “Ju” brothers (5 of them) seem to have become Ahmadi missionaries. By 2019, there seem to 4 additional villages in the south area of Kashmir that have a significant Ahmadi population (roughly 10,000 per Ahmadiyya sources), Reashinagar village, also spelled Reshnagri, see the google map page herein, Abdur Rahman Itu is the President of this Ahmadiyya village, which is reported as the largest Ahmadiyya village in Kashmir. Another village is Shurat village in Kulgam. Kulgam is a huge city center, Ahmadi’s seem to be located only in the village of Shurat, however, they may have spread around.There lots of young Ahmadi’s who are serving in the police and are teachers for the government of India, much to the consternation of the local Muslim community. There are 5 Ahmadiyya run schools in South Kashmir, mostly in these small villages. Basharat Ahmed Dar, village head of Asnoor is the official Ahmadiyya representative for his village, he seems to be a descendant of Khwaja Abdul Ghaffar Dar. The last two Ahmadi-only villages are Kani pora and Yari pora, both of these villages fall into to the Kulgam district, not much is known of these small and obscure villages. There is also an Ahmadiyya place of worship just north of Rajouri, its called Mosque Dehri Ralyote. This seems to be a new mosque, built in the past 40 years, we are unsure who had it built. There is also an ahmadi place of worship called Masjid Fazl in Poonch, Kashmir, India. We are unsure how many Ahmadi’s are there in the old town area of Poonch. There is also one Ahmadiyya mosque in Srinagar, Kashmir. Next door in Azad Kashmir, there are barely 300-400 Ahmadi’s in the entire country and a few Ahmadiyya mosques. He had met Raja Atta Muhammad Khan (who was the first Ahmadi from Azad-Kashmir, muzzafarabad area).

His children
Son—‘Abdur-Rahman (See Haqiqatul Wahy, online english edition).

1902
He had a standing dispute with his younger brother at this time, the younger brother was demanding that the family land be split evenly between the 2 brothers, per Islamic Law, however, Umar Dar refused, and instead wanted to use Kashmiri customs which seem to be against the Quran. Nevertheless, after converting to Ahmadiyya, he seems to have paid off this dispute in a deal. At that point (roughly 1902), Khwaja Rahman Dar also converted to Ahmadiyya. A few years later, the entire village seems to have converted to Ahmadiyya, the last standing Muslim was Umar Wey, who finally converted to Ahmadiyya, although he never knew what Ahmadiyya was.

1907
MGA mentioned him directly in 1907, in his famous book, Haqiqatul Wahy (See page 587 of the online english edition).

Links and Related Essays
https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2018/03/06/the-life-and-death-of-maulvi-abdul-karim-sialkoti/

https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2019/12/28/who-is-raja-ata-muhammad-khan/

https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2019/12/12/who-is-khwaja-abdul-ghaffar-dar-kashmiri/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reshnagri

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kulgam

https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2019/12/29/ahmadiyya-in-azad-kashmir-the-history/

https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2019/12/12/who-is-khwaja-abdul-ghaffar-dar-kashmiri/

https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2019/03/11/are-there-really-10000-ahmadis-in-kashmir-india/

https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2018/06/14/was-an-ahmadi-made-the-1st-president-of-azad-kashmir/

Pics of the Ahmadiyya school in Asnoor, Kashmir, India
https://www.google.com/maps/place/Taleemul+Islam+Ahmadiyya+Public+School+Asnoor/@33.6321577,74.8362996,3a,75y,90t/data=!3m8!1e2!3m6!1sAF1QipPR9Uh8Qv9cbo5-9beWF_fnzpf_R9PwvfdXgMSN!2e10!3e12!6shttps:%2F%2Flh5.googleusercontent.com%2Fp%2FAF1QipPR9Uh8Qv9cbo5-9beWF_fnzpf_R9PwvfdXgMSN%3Dw114-h86-k-no!7i3264!8i2448!4m13!1m7!3m6!1s0x38e1fc60aff23d69:0x2a00b9c33da792e8!2sAsnoor!3b1!8m2!3d33.6335277!4d74.8346296!3m4!1s0x38e1fc5d7efb53ab:0xe822181443575734!8m2!3d33.6321576!4d74.8362996

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INTRODUCTION
Khawaja Abdul Hameed Butt was born in around 1910 in Qadian. His father Molvi Imamuddin belonged to a Kashmiri family settled in Qadian. He was a Sunni Muslim. Khwaja Abdul Hameed Butt studied in (TI) Taleemul Islam School Qadian. He has penned down the contemporary events and conditions prevalent in Qadian. There seems to be a book that he wrote wherein he wrote his memories of Rabwah and Qadian. In the below we have provided summaries of our research work. Read about Professor Aslam and what he saw at Qadian in the 1970’s herein.
Continue reading ““Rabwah aur Qadian jo hum ne dekha” by Mateen Khalid” →

Intro
We have found a book by Muhammad Tahir Abdul Razzaq, which is an autobiography of Syed Abdul Majeed Amjad Bukhari, it is entitled, “Hum Nay Kadian Mein Kia Dekha” (What We Saw In Qadian). The book has been published by Alami Majlis Tahaffuz Khatme Nabuwwat Hazuri Bagh Road Multan.

We have posted a detailed summary and scans in the below. He seems to have been a student at Qadian and knew the inner working of the Mirza and Noorudin family. 
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Intro
After MGA died in May of 1908, the new Khalifa, Maulvi Noorudin ordered the publishing of many books, Jesus in India was published (as an incomplete book) and the Barahin-e-Ahmadiyya Vol. 5 was finally published in October of 1908. In fact, in 1906, in Haqiqatul Wahy, MGA and his team of writers were arguing that since the Quran took 23 years to be revealed, the same was true in terms of the 5th volume of the Barahin, which was like the Quran per MGA. Nevertheless, in this book, MGA claims to be Dhul-Qarnain. He claims that the Quranic verses of Chapter 18, verses 83–103 (see page 151 of the online english version of BA5) are all about himself (MGA), specifically, 18:83, which would be 18:84 in the Qadiani-Ahmadi quran, since they add a verse to every chapter. MGA and his team of writers mention the word Dhul-Qarnain 28 times in this book.

Historically, MGA first made the claim that he is Dhulqarnain in Lecture Lahore, which is also in Essence of Islam Vol. 3 (1904). His name is also spelled as such Dhulqarnain.

The ROR of February-1913 also claims that MGA is the same Dhul Qarnain who was mentioned in the Quran. As does the ROR of June-1918.
Continue reading “Mirza Ghulam Ahmad also claimed to be the second coming of Dhul-Qarnain, from Quran 18:83” →