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As we all know, MGA stole most of his ideas from Sir Syed in terms of the denial of miracles and the death of Esa (as). The verses of the Quran, which prove that Musa (as) dropped his rod and allah turned it into a snake are covered in Chapter 20: 17-20 (See Tafsir ibn Kathir). It seems like MGA denied the miracle of Musa (as) in 1882 with the publishing of BA-3. We have 2 references in this book wherein the denial exists. MGA denied them again in the BA-4 in 1884.

Later on in 1906, in Chashma Masihi, MGA denied the miracle of the snake of Musa (as) again. Continue reading “Mirza Ghulam Ahmad denied the miracle of the snake of Musa (as), and thus denied the Quran” →

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We have came across a Jamaat letter from Germany wherein the Jamaat leaders have distanced themselves from a woman named Momina Rajput (@mominaai), who seems to be active on social media and writing against the jamaat in Germany. However, she quit the Ahmadiyya community and became an Atheist about 3-4 years ago. Nor have we been able to find Momina Rajput. Nevertheless, the original letter and an english translation is posted in the below, further, the Jamaat in Germany has faced many issued in terms of fake asylum cases, human trafficking and financial exploitation. Similarly, in Germany, many Ahmadi’s have been complaining about being exploited for chanda by the Ahmadiyya jamaat, and lets not forget how Ahmadi’s killed their own daughter in Germany. We also have a video from Orya Maqbool, wherein he goes through many important documents and explains the asylum game that Ahmadi’s are playing (paperwork from Der Spiegel). This isn’t the first time that Ahmadi’s have been accused as such, watch my video herein. Even Pakistani-Christians have accused Ahmadi’s of faking asylum just to come to the West. Even Ahmadi’s have confessed about this asylum game. Samina Khan has also spoke out Ahmadiyya fraud scheme’s in Germany. Continue reading “The Ahmadiyya Movement in Germany has kicked out an Ahmadi, Momina Rajput, however, she had quit 3-4 years ago” →

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Watch my video on this herein. Modern day Netherlands is the home of the old Dutch Empire, which had many colonies all over the world, most notably in Indonesia, Africa and Suriname (South America). Although the Dutch Empire had allowed Ahmadi’s to come to Indonesia and Suriname in the 1920’s, they had not authorized Ahmadi’s to come to the Netherlands. It was after WW-2 and most likely via pressure from the British and the USA that Ahmadi missionaries were allowed into the Netherlands.

In relation to the early history of Ahmadiyyat in the Netherlands, we find the mention of Maulvi Abdur Rahim Dard’s visit to this country. The year commonly mentioned is 1926. For instance, it is stated in Tarikh-e-Ahmadiyyat (Vol. 11, p. 149) that the message of Islam Ahmadiyyat reached the Netherlands “after the inauguration of the Fazl Mosque London” in 1926, through Dard Sahib’s lectures in various societies there. Moreover, Hafiz Qudratullah Sahib – missionary to the Netherlands who established the Ahmadiyya mission there in 1947 – mentions the same year in his autobiography (Dastan-e-Hafiz Bazuban-e-Hafiz, p. 66).

Per Ahmadiyya sources, the jamaat was established in 1947 (See Mosques Around the World, 1994). Hafiz Qudratullah was the first formal missionary sent to Holland in 1947. However, Ahmadi missionaries had went to Holland and given lectures prior to this.

In 1955, the first Ahmadiyya temple/mosque was opened (the Mubarak Mosque). Zafrullah Khan was there and did the ceremony.

By 1979, the Ahmadiyya Movement was claiming to have 1 mission house and 1 mosque in the country. By 2021, there are only 2-3 Ahmadiyya places of worship and one mission house.

Also, read my report on the history of Ahmadiyya in Indonesia and Suriname (old Dutch colonies).

In 2025, a man from Holland arrived in the UK on an all expenses paid trip to the UK for the 2025 UK Jalsa and even met with the Khalifa. He didn’t speak in this clip. Also in 2025, via an episode of this week with hujoor, it was stated by the National Mohtamin Atfal for Holland reported that there were 198 Ahmadi’s boys under the age of 15 in the entire country.

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 the Netherlands (the Dutch)(Holland)” →

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Watch my video on this herein. In 1920, it seems that Khwaja Kamaluddin was invited by the Dutch Empire to spread Ahmadiyya teachings in Indonesia (On 10-23-1920, Khwaja Kamaluddin was in the Dutch colony of Indonesia and arrived in Surabaya (see “Conversion to Ahmadiyya in Indonesia: Winning Hearts through Ethical and Spiritual Appeals” by Ahmad Najib Burhani, 2014).
Per Burhani, Khwaja Kamaluddin stayed in Dutch-Indonesia for 2 months and gave speeches (see this book, which mentions Kamal-uddin’s trip to Indonesia) in Surabaya and Batavia (Batavia was the capital of the Dutch East Indies. The area corresponds to present-day Jakarta, Indonesia).

Khwaja Kamaluddin was -in-charge of the only mosque in England and had been touring the British Empire and spreading Ahmadiyya beliefs (and not mentioning MGA specifically). This tour of Dutch-Indonesia wasn’t reported in any newspaper. Ahmadiyya beliefs and missionaries (Lahori’s and Qadiani’s) also made it to Dutch-Guyana (modern day Suriname), thus, the Dutch liked Ahmadiyya beliefs and wanted them spread to Muslims in their colonies.

In 1923, the Dutch colony of Indonesia officially sent 4 men to Qadian for missionary training. This is highly suspicious. These were: Maulwi Abu Bakr Ayub sahib, Maulwi Ahmad Nur-ud-din sahib, Maulwi Zani Halaan sahib and Haji Mahmood sahib. There whereabouts were unknown after 1923 (See Mirza Masroor’s Ahmad Friday sermon of 2-11-2011).

In 1924, the Lahori-Ahmadi’s sent 3 missionaries, Maulana Ahmad, Hafiz Muhammad Hasan Cheema and Mirza Wali Ahmad Baig (See Mujahid e Kabir). Due to certain reasons the Hafiz sahib stopped in Singapore. Maulana Ahmad was taken ill after arriving in Java and had to return to India after four months. This left Mirza Wali Ahmad Baig as the only Ahmadi missionary in all of Indonesia and he landed in Java. Mirza Wali Ahmad Baig stayed there till 1937. He seemed to have been the teachers of the famous Sukarno, who eventually became  the leader of the Indonesian struggle for independence from the Dutch Empire. He was a prominent leader of Indonesia’s nationalist movement during the Dutch colonial period and spent over a decade under Dutch detention until released by the invading Japanese forces in World War II. Sukarno and his fellow nationalists collaborated to garner support for the Japanese war effort from the population, in exchange for Japanese aid in spreading nationalist ideas. Upon Japanese surrender, Sukarno and Mohammad Hatta declared Indonesian independence on 17 August 1945, and Sukarno was appointed as its president.

By 1979, the Ahmadiyya Movement was claiming to have 74 mosques in Indonesia and Borneo and 13 mission houses.

Indonesia’s first President, Dr AR Sukarno (left) meeting with Ahmadi missionaries in Indonesia, Syed Shah Muhammad Sahib and Hafiz Qudratullah Sahib
Continue reading “The history of Ahmadiyya in Indonesia” →

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Watch my video on this herein. Ahmadiyya seems to have spread to the Dutch colony of Guyana (Suriname) in the 1950’s (Mostly Lahori-Ahmadi’s). Ahmadi’s were already in the Dutch colonies, read about the history of Ahmadiyya in Indonesia herein and in the Netherlands herein. Nevertheless, we estimate that there are barely 200-300 Ahmadi’s in the entire country by 2021, Lahori and Qadiani. By 1979, the Ahmadiyya Movement was claiming to have only 1 mission house and 1 mosque in the entire country. Continue reading “The history of Ahmadiyya in Suriname” →

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Watch my video on this herein. If any Ahmadi dies in Pakistan, the Ahmadiyya Movement will call it a targeted killing, based on faith. However, this is a total lie. 99% of the time, ahmadiyya fake news agencies never even give the proper information, there is never independent news reports, there are never witnesses, and there is never a proper police report (FIR). The tragic death of Abdul Qadir happened on February 2nd, at around 2PM, a lone gunman opened fire at a doctor’s clinic in Bazid Khel area of Peshawar and ended up killing Abdul Qadir, who was employed at the clinic. Rabwah times reports a one-sided story and no evidence that would corroborate the data from the Ahmadiyya community. Saleem ud Din has been on twitter totting the same story. Continue reading “Abdul Qadir of Peshawar was not killed for being an Ahmadi—its a big lie” →

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The Ahmadiyya Movement, aka the Mirza family business is represented legally in the UK by Bindmans LLP.  Unlike, the USA, Germany, Africa, Pakistan and India (and many more), in the UK, every charity has to register and is thus monitored by the Charities Commission. In the past few years, many Ex-Ahmadi’s have reported their persecution and harassment to the UK Charities Commission and then forced to pay lawyer fee’s for many years until finally getting heard. Similarly, in Germany, many Ahmadi’s have been complaining about being exploited for chanda by the Ahmadiyya jamaat, and lets not forget how Ahmadi’s killed their own daughter in Germany. We also have a video from Orya Maqbool, wherein he goes through many important documents and explains the asylum game that Ahmadi’s are playing (paperwork from Der Spiegel). This isn’t the first time that Ahmadi’s have been accused as such, watch my video herein. Even Pakistani-Christians have accused Ahmadi’s of faking asylum just to come to the West. Even Ahmadi’s have confessed about this asylum game. Continue reading “In the UK, the Ahmadiyya Movement uses Bindmans LLP, a jewish law firm to defend itself in British Court” →

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#Ahmadi’s lie all the time, its nothing new. They lie about being the fastest growing sect of Muslims, via the World Christian Encyclopedia. We have debunked this thoroughly. Thus, it is proven, that while doing tabligh, Ahmadi’s exaggerate and lie. We have found a testimony from the Khalifa himself wherein he explains how he watched an Ahmadi totally lie about the Lekh Ram story and many other important details. This is a speech that the Khalifa gave in 1950, the Khalifa admonished Ahmadi’s for lying about their census, and many other things. Continue reading “Ahmadi’s are known to lie during their tabligh work” →

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The 1956 Jalsa Salana (December 27th) is important in the history of Ahmadiyya. The Khalifa, Mirza Basheer-ud Din Mahmud Ahmad seems to have given his final public speech, which is now famous known as Khilafat-i Haqqa Islamia. The next 9 years of his life were spent in pain and agony. The Khalifa appointed his eldest son, Mirza Nasir Ahmad to lead all the Friday sermons and to manage the day-to-day operations of the Ahmadiyya Movement. In this famous final speech by the Khalifa, he ex-communicated the sons of Noorudin. These were the brothers of Amtul Hai. It should be noted that the youngest son of Noorudin, Abdul Mannan was rumored to have been a front-runner for the Khilafat all throughout Rabwah in 1956. The Khalifa also claimed that there were 1 million spiritual sons of the Promised Messiah.

Mentioning the special trains for the Jalsa Salana Rabwah in 1956, a news report stated:

“Special Trains to Rabwah

“The NWR administration will run special trains from Lahore, Sialkot, Narowal, Lyallpur and Sargodha to Rabwah from December 25, in connection with the Ahmediya community annual conference to be held at Rabwah from December 26 to 28, it was announced in Lahore on Thursday.—APP” (The Civil and Military Gazette, 21 December 1956, p. 3). Continue reading “The 1956 Jalsa Salana at Rabwah, Pakistan” →