Intro
Gog and Magog were specifically mentioned in the Quran 18:94 (18:95 in the Kadiani Koran) as well as 21:96 (21:97 in the Kadiani Koran).
In 1891, MGA and his team of writers argued that the complete truth regarding Ibne Maryam (Jesus) and Dajjal was not revealed to the Holy Prophet Muhammad (SAW) because of lack of any exact prototype. Neither did the true meanings of the 70 Ba’a (1 Ba’a = 4 arm length = about 280 yards) and nor did Allah’s revelation guide him (SAW) towards the deep mystery of Gog and Magog and nor the exact composition of Da’abatul Ardh (Beast of the Earth) was revealed (See RK-3, page 473, Izala Auham).
In 1893, in an arabic only book (Hamamatul Bushra), MGA called the Russians and British Christians as GOG AND MAGOG. This is ironic, since MGA lived under the protection of the British government. Furthermore, since 1984, the Ahmadiyya Khalifa has been living in the UK on asylum and under the protection of the British. MGA had also called the Christian missionaries as DAJJAL.
Later on in 1908, in Chashma-e-Ma‘rifat, Ruhani Khaza’in, vol. 23, MGA again asserted that the European powers, and not just the missionaries were GOG and MAGOG, see Chashma-e-Ma‘rifat, Ruhani Khaza’in, vol. 23, pp. 83-88, via Essence of Islam Vol.1.
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