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Ahmadi’s were always given special treatment by the British government. In this specific case, we are discussing the life of Dr. Mahmood ul Hassan Noor (the majority of this essay was collected from the interview that Dr. Noor)(he was called Dr. Noori by most Ahmadi’s) did with MTA-Germany in 2015), who was also in the Pakistani Army Surgical Unit, his mentor was Lieutenant General Mahmood ul-Hassan, but this is a secret. His friendship with Zia uL Haq is also a secret. By 2003, he was ordered by the new Khalifa to go at work at the Tahir Heart Institute in Rabwah. He spent lots of time with Mirza Tahir Ahmad during his final illnesses from 1999-2003, he admits to traveling to London from Pakistan many times. He was a life long fanatical Ahmadi. He felt that his success in his life was tied to the prayers of the Mirza family and his mother. He retired as a Major General in the Pakistani Army, he might be the last ever Qadiani to become a General. He was married into the Mirza family, he married the daughter of Colonel Mirza Daud Ahmad (a grandson of MGA, via Mirza Sharif Ahmad, an older cousin of Mirza Masroor Ahmad). His name is also spelled Dr. M. M. H. Nuri. The most glaring fact that emerges here is that Dr. Noori never spoke his life with Zia ul Haq and his mentor Lieutenant General Mahmood ul-Hassan. Co-incidentally, Lieutenant General Mahmood ul-Hassan was also totally quiet on Zia, Bhutto and lots of major incidents in his life.
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The Mirza family and Ahmadiyya INC are up to their old games again, they are pretending to have created a new specific medicine which the Khalifa claims will help anyone who is infected with #coronavirus. We have already covered how #ahmadiyya has used homeopathy to spread lies and deceit, a few years ago, Ahmadiyya imam’s publically argued and slandered Fiona O’Leary, who is an activist working to prove that homeopathic meds don’t work. Ahmadi’s learned all of these behaviors from MGA himself, in fact, the British government had to step in and ban MGA’s medicines in 1899. Nevertheless, even after MGA died, Ahmadiyya newspapers constantly marketed a love potion and sold it to silly and ignorant Qadiani’s and made millions. MGA had even given out a “love potion” called “Zadham e Ishq”, which had lots of opium in it and “Tiryaq e Ilahi“. In 2019, Ahmadi’s were convinced that their Khalifa could help with Nuclear fall-out with his homeopathic medicines, Ahmadi’s are really that gullible.
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Mirza Ghulam Ahmad claimed to be a reformer, however, he neglected to properly contextualize the Quran and give extended commentary, which isn’t very hard for any islamic scholar, in fact, Muhammad Ali, the Lahori-Ahmadi scholar was the first Ahmadi to do this in 1917 in Urdu and English. No other Ahmadi was capable in either language by 1917. Nevertheless, today we are studying 4:97, 4:98, 4:99, 4:100 and 4:101. I had some confused Ahmadi present these verses as an argument that a Muslim “””one must migrate from the place where he/she is not allowed to profess his/her religion freely.”””. In the below, this Ahmadi led us to MGA’s book of 1887, which was 3-4 years before MGA’s wildest claims of Messiah (1891) and Mahdi (1892). However, it strange that MGA quoted a saying of Esa (as), the saying seems to say that “A prophet is only humiliated in his hometown, MGA then quotes 4:100, (4:101 in the Ahmadi Quran numbering system). However, this verse was revealed about War and how the common Muslims refused to go out and travel to the battlefield and fight. It was not about trying to get Non-Muslims to join Islam via tabligh (dawah)(See Tafsir Ibn Kathir). Nevertheless, by 1903, MGA was lying to his followers and telling them that if they travel to Qadian or travel anywhere doing tabligh, they would surely get lots of money in return.
MGA commented on 4:97 briefly in 1887 from Shahna E Haqq
Scan from Shahna E Haqq, 1887
MGA commented on 4:97 briefly in 1903
1903 Urdu Scan from Al-Badr
Links and Related Essay’s
http://m.qtafsir.com/Surah-An-Nisa/The-Mujahid-and-those-Who-Do-n—
https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2018/04/07/quotes-from-shahna-e-haqq-by-mirza-ghulam-ahmad-1887/
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He emerged under Zia ul Haq in the early 1980’s and became one of Pakistan’s most eminent surgeons and a former head of Pakistan Army’s surgical establishment (1977–1988), Lt-Gen Mahmood-ul-Hassan died in Rawalpindi on Jan 26 2019. He was buried the same day in a graveyard at Tarnol in the suburbs of the capital. In 1983, he removed Zia’s gall bladder. In 1988 he retired, right after Zia died, he retired as Director General Surgery Pakistan Armed Forces and Head of Surgical Division at Army Medical College with which he is still affiliated as Prof. Emeritus. In 2004, after he retired, he proved that he was a Qadiani by showing up on their Satellite TV channel MTA. You can see him here reading out his poetry. Apart from being a well-known surgeon, he also got recognition as a noted poet and so far six of his poetry books have been published. He was fond of poetry and got recognition as a poet while he was still in School (See “Hadees-e-Arzoo Mandi: An autobiography” by Lt. Gen. Mahmud-ul-Hassan—A review by the grandson of Mahmood ul Hassan,Shaukat Ali Jawaid).). He was listed as a Lt. General in a famous list of Ahmadi officers in the Paksitani military as of 1987. He isn’t listed by his name, a slot occupied by an outward Ahmadi for Lt. General is considered to be his.
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We have showed over and over again how Zia ul Haq was always super friendly with Ahmadi’s. We have yet another incident from 1983 wherein Zia had surgery from the top Ahmadi doctor in the world, Lt. Gen. Mahmood ul-Hassan, the Pakistani Army’s Director of Surgery.
The news report, UPI archives
RAWALPINDI, Pakistan — President Mohammad Zia ul-Haq underwent a successful gall-bladder operation at a military hospital today and was reported in satisfactory condition, hospital officials said.
Zia, 59, is scheduled to remain in the hospital for about a week and will rest for another week at his Rawalpindi home, the officials said.
The operation was performed by a team of civil and military doctors headed by Lt. Gen. Mahmood ul-Hassan, the Pakistani Army’s Director of Surgery, hospital sources said.
Doctors at the Combined Military Hospital said Zia was in satisfactory condition following the operation Wednesday morning in Rawalpindi, the city adjoining Pakistan’s capital of Islamabad.
Zia’s admission to the hospital came on the advice of a team of doctors who examined him Saturday.
Zia, appointed army chief of staff on March 1, 1976, overthrew Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto’s government July 5, 1977, in a bloodless coup.
The general, who rules under martial law, later refused to commute Bhutto’s sentence to death by hanging and the former prime minister was executed.
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This is a reproduction of the the post ‘Repressive Sexualmoral und Heiratsdruck innerhalb der Ahmadiyya‘ on the German edition of this subreddit, which you can find here: https://reddit.com/r/islam_ahmadiyya_de/. You can use a Chrome plugin to provide an English translation. While it’s of course, not perfect, it does come across quite well. This post was written by German subreddit moderator, u/Q_Ahmad. It was also taken from the islam/ahmadiyya reddit.
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Rumors continue to swirl about Zia ul Haq and his Ahmadi connection, we have evidence from the Al-Fazl of 1941 that Zia did sign bait to the Ahmadiyya Khalifa, he may have done this only to get admission into the British-Army, since being an Ahmadi expedited that process. However, by 1947, he wasn’t listed among the famous list of 199 Ahmadi officers that was submitted to the boundary commission. However, even by 1951, Zia and his father were regular subscribers of Al-Fazl. Bhutto had begun removing Ahmadi officers in 1974 (see the case of Air Marshall Zafar), and 1975, this angered the Mirza family, they seem to have helped Zia come to power and immediately gave Bhutto the death penalty, in fact, an Ahmadi was working at that jail and brags about being the person who tied Bhutto’s hands and feet, there were probably more Ahmadi’s around in the courts who expedited the process of getting Bhutto killed. In 1978, as soon as Zia came to power, Ahmadi’s won a historical case wherein it was ruled by the Lahore High Court that Ahmadi’s could in-fact pose as Muslims, since this was allowed during the Mughal empire and under Hanafi Fiqh. By 1982, Ahmadi’s were over-represented in civil/government jobs in Pakistan and by a huge margin. By 1987, Zia had promoted 5 Ahmadi’s to the rank of General, there were 328 Ahmadi officer’s serving in the Pakistani military, all promoted by Zia and his friends and other Ahmadi sympathizers.
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We have found an overlooked area of research into Ahmadiyya persecution. It has to do with Zia ul Haq and he made Ahmadi’s as Muslim’s again in 1978. It‘s the court case of Abdur Rahman Mobashir v. Amir Ali Shah (also called Amir Hussain Bukhari, see at the 13;00 minute mark) PLD 1978 Lahore. As we all know, Zia converted to Ahmadiyya (Qadiani side) in 1941, and his father was always a Lahori-Ahmadi. He also gave Dr. Abdus Salam military aircraft and helicopters at his disposal in Dec of 1979 as he visited Pakistan after winning the Nobel Prize. Further, the judges in this case were also Ahmadi sympathizers, one was the famous Justice Samdani, who had chaired the Samdani commission report of the “Rabwah train attacks” of May 29th, 1974. The other judge was Shaikh Aftab Hussain. Shaikh Aftab Hussain was also the judge in the Bhutto case (see page 77) wherein execution was determined, which was a farce. However, this is what Mirza Nasir Ahmad wanted.
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