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It seems that Ibn Arabi, in his famous book, Tafsir Ibn Arabi, wrote that Jesus was raised up in his Ruh from the lower world to the higher world (his body seems to have been discarded on Earth, per Ibn Arabi), and then Jesus will descend in the end times with a different body. This might elude to 56:61 of the Quran. However, this is in total contradiction of the Ahmadiyya position. Ahmadi’s claim that Esa (as) died 90 years after the event of the crucifixion and in India, whereas, Ibn Arabi and all other Muslims claim that Mutawafeeka happened before the event of crucifixion. There are other references from Ibn Arabi’s works wherein he claims that Esa (as) was never even on the cross and a phantom image was crucified. Ibn Arabi also claimed to be like Esa (as) in a strange way, and thus, the islamic world doesn’t follow his teachings or take him seriously. Nevertheless, we have posted the reference and will wait for independent verification.
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In 1895, Mirza Ghulam Ahmad (and his team of writers) introduced the existence of a special medicinal ointment known as the Marham-i ‘Isa (ointment of Jesus). MGA and his team of writers claimed that over 1000 books of medicine mention this ointment, however, that is a lie, MGA and his team were the first group of humans to ever mention the Marham-i ‘Isa (ointment of Jesus).
Per MGA and his team, when Jesus was taken down from the cross and enshrouded before burial, a medicinal ointment, the Marham-i ‘Isa was applied to his wounds. Intuitively, Ghulam Ahmad asked why anyone would apply a medicinal ointment to the wounds of a dead body. However, this is written any book. Ghulam Ahmad was convinced that the application of the Marham-i ‘Isa to Jesus’ wounds conclusively showed that a few of the disciples must have known that Jesus was still alive after the crucifixion. It is not unreasonable or unlikely to presume that many products, including miracle ointments, have been falsely attributed to great religious figures like Jesus in the past. Until there is evidence to suggest otherwise, there is nothing conclusive to substantiate the origins of the Marham-i Isa and Ghulam Ahmad’s claim.
In 1898, MGA and his team of writers were asserting that the Marham i Esa could prevent the plague if applied to the glands (which is a lie).
In 1899, a follower of MGA (Hakim Muhammad Husain of Lahore) seems to have invented Marham-e-Isa also spelled as Marham-i-Esa and began selling it, its ingredients are unknown. However, the British government immediately stopped him (See Dard). In 1914, Hakim Muhammad Husain of Lahore became a Lahori-Ahmadi. He was taught medicine by Noorudin (see “HAKEEM NOOR-UD-DEEN”, page 151).
In 2020, the Khalifa, Mirza Masroor Ahmad took a fall and hurt his face. In the next Friday sermon, he claimed to have used the Marham i Esa to cure his wounds.
Continue reading “What is Marham-i-Esa? The ointment of Esa?”
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In 1899, a follower of MGA (Hakim Muhammad Husain of Lahore) seems to have invented Marham-e-Isa also spelled as Marham-i-Esa and began selling it, its ingredients are unknown. However, the British government immediately stopped him (See Dard). In 1914, Hakim Muhammad Husain of Lahore became a Lahori-Ahmadi. He was taught medicine by Noorudin (see “HAKEEM NOOR-UD-DEEN”, page 151). Continue reading “Who is Hakim Muhammad Husain of Lahore aka Marham-i-Esa?”
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Watch my video on this herein. MGA was taking drugs his entire life. In this case, we have hard evidence which proves that MGA and his team kept wine and opium in Masjid Mubarak. Furthermore, MGA would send his trustworthy servant, Yar Muhammad, who would also stroke MGA during prayers. Tonic wine was initially invented in the late nineteenth century at Denver, England by Christian monks. In early several decades (up to the first quarter of the twentieth century) this wine made of red wine had not only very high level of Alcohol (14-16%) and Caffeine but a very high level of Cocaine used as an aphrodisiac. This intoxicant is now banned all over the world. Tonic wine was aand is very strong at addictive wine specially popular among the criminals and hooligans. It is marketed by the name of ‘Buckfast wine’. Continue reading “Mirza Ghulam Ahmad and tonic wine ordered from Lahore”
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Hakim Muhammad Hussain Qureshi was a Qadiani-Ahmadi and lived most of his life in Lahore, he knew most of the Lahori-Ahmadi’s. He was the famous follower of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad who MGA asked for tonic wine. It should be noted that MGA never admitted to taking opium or alcohol as medicine for any of his ailments while he was alive. In fact, MGA famously wrote about his refusal to take opium for this diabetes condition (in 1903) and would prefer to suffer, since people would mock him if he ever did. He seems to have remained a Qadiani-Ahmadi until his death. He is recorded in the Al-fazl of 1947 as supporting the Khalifa at Qadian.
In 1909, he published “Khutut E Imam Ba Nam E Ghulam” from Lahore. He wrote is because many people from the Jamaat kept bugging him to compile the letters that MGA (Hazrat Aqdas) wrote to him.
In this case, we have hard evidence which proves that MGA and his team kept wine and opium in the Masjid Mubarak. Furthermore, MGA would send his trustworthy servant to pickup the wine, Yar Muhammad, who would also stroke MGA during prayers.
Tonic wine was initially invented in the late nineteenth century at Denver, England by Christian monks. In early several decades (up to the first quarter of the twentieth century) this wine made of red wine had not only very high level of Alcohol (14-16%) and Caffeine but a very high level of Cocaine used as an aphrodisiac. This intoxicant is now banned all over the world. Tonic wine was and is very strong at addictive wine specially popular among the criminals and hooligans. It is marketed by the name of ‘Buckfast wine’.
Per Mirza Tahir Ahmad only, MGA’s wife, (Nusrat Jehan) started taking tonic wine immediately after Mirza Mubarak Ahmad was born in 1899. This is the famous case of MGA ordering tonic wine from Plommers shop in Lahore. In that same era, Mirza Mubarak Ahmad was also given port wine, since he was sick. MGA also kept Saturnes wine in Qadian and gave it out like candy. MGA and Noorudin would take wine and opium as needed, it was not a big deal, however, they never admitted to it. Mirza Ghulam Ahmad used poison, opium and wine in his medicines too. This was all very normal for life at Qadian. Opium was another drug in heavy circulation at Qadian, and MGA never admitted to its usage, nor did MGA ever admit to having wine in his house.
Sometimes, his name is spelled as Quraishi Mohammad Hussain (See Truth Prevails).
Continue reading “Who is Hakim Muhammad Hussain Qureshi?”
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This is a copy and paste job from the islam-ahmadiyya reddit forum. You can find this original story on a German website herein. Watch my video on this herein. Continue reading “The 6th anniversary of the murder of Lareeb Khan, A look into the court trial and the role of the Jama’at Part 1: The testimony of the Murrabi counseling the family”
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By 2020, we estimate that there are barely 10k Ahmadi’s in all of Sierra Leone. This is based on the amount of missionaries that they have working and the amount of Qadiani-mosques. By 1979, the Ahmadiyya Movement was claiming to have 10 mission houses, 75 mosques, 40 school’s and 4 hospitals in the country.
The Amir and Missionary-in-charge is Maulana Saeed-ur-Rahman, in 2022, Mr. Musa Mewa was appointed by Mirza Masroor Ahmad to be the Amir Ahmadiyya Muslim Jam’at, Sierra Leone. It is unclear as to how many Ahmadi mullahs are working underneath him (we have counted about 10, of which, the majority are working at Jamia). However, his english is terrible. It is also unclear when the first Ahmadiyya place of worship was built. It seems to be Baitul Sabuh, which is in the Kissy Dockyard area of Freetown. Official Ahmadiyya sources claim 500,000 Ahmadi’s in Sierra Leone which is a farce.
In what seems to be July of 1946, in London, 14 Qadiani-Ahmadi Maulvi’s took a picture together (see Rashid Ahmad’s, “Perseverance”, page 44). The Al-Hakam alleges that 9 of them were sent from Qadian.
Standing (Right to Left)
Chaudhry Allah Ditta (Ataullah), Syed Safirud Din (stayed in London), Muhammad Usman Siddique (Sierra Leone), Maulvi Karim ilahi, Maulvi Ghulam Ahmad Bashir (first he went to Switzerland, then the Netherlands), Chaudhary Abdul Latif (first he went to Switzerland, then the Netherlands, then Germany), Hafiz Qudratullah (Netherlands), Chaudhry Zahoor Ahmad Bajwa, M. Ihsaq Saqi (Spain and then Trinidad and Tobago).
Sitting (Right to Left)
Master Muhammad Ibrahim Khalil (Italy and later Sierra Leone), Malik Abdur Rahman, Maulana Jalal ud Din Shams (London), Mushtaq A. Bajwa and Sh. Nasir Ahmad (Zurich, Switzerland).
Continue reading “The history of #ahmadiyya in Sierra Leone”
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The Qadiani-Ahmadi’s have been a nuisance around the world. They only existed in the British colonies uptil 1947 (America is an exception). The British allowed the Qadiani-Ahmadi’s to open up centers and take over existing mosques in all of their colonies. Read the history of Ahmadiyya in Malaysia here.
Nevertheless, we have seen a news report which indicates that the status of Qadiani-Ahmadi’s as Muslims will be discussed soon. As of 2021, we estimate that there are barely 300-400 Qadiani-Ahmadi’s in all of Malaysia. We have also found lots of Pakistani-Qadiani-Ahmadi’s living in Malaysia as a ploy to get asylum in the USA. We have found one place of worship and a few Qadiani-Ahmadi mullahs. The Ahmadiyya place of worship is The Bait Us Salam Mosque,
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Capacity: 500. The current Ahmadiyya missionary-in-charge seems to be Maulana Ainul Yakeem. The first Jalsa was held in 1985, most of the attendees are from outside Malaysia.
Continue reading “A Mayalsian court will decide if members of Ahmadiyya are Muslims—2021 report”
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Ahmadiyya sources tell us that the 2nd Khalifa sent an Ahmadi mullah into the British Colony of Malaysia in 1935. Singapore was part of the colony, however, after the 1960’s, Singapore became an independent country. Maulana Ghulam Hussain Ayaz was among the first batch of missionaries sent on 6th May 1935 under the Tahrik-I-Jadid Scheme. He was only given money for the travelling expenses and for a living he got to earn by himself. He was commissioned to preach in Singapore, Malacca and Penang by Mirza Basheer ud Din Mahmud Ahmad. In one scenario, Maulana Ghulam Hussain Ayaz was beaten up very badly and was saved an Ahmadi Military Officer named Colonel Taqiuddin Ahmad. Malaysia was called the “Straits Settlements” also. By 1979, the Ahmadiyya Movement was claiming to have 2 mission houses and 2 mosque’s in the country.
By 2018, the Amir Jamaate-Ahmadiyya Malaysia is Saripudin Bujin. Its unclear how many Ahmadi mullahs are working in the country. The Missionary In-charge is Ainul Yaqeen. In 2019, he went to the Jalsa-Australia and gave a speech. He gave a tilawat in 2018 at the Jalsa-Australia.
By 2021, we there are 5000+ Qadiani-Ahmadi’s in Malaysia. They all came here based on advice from the Ahmadiyya Movement (unofficial). Ahmadi girls are getting raped, its really a bad situation. There is only one Ahmadiyya place of worship in Malaysia, its the Bait-us-Salam Mosque in Kuala Lumpur. It is unclear when this property was acquired and how. It was there by 1994, that’s for sure. Continue reading “The history of #ahmadiyya in Malaysia”