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During WW-2, on December 28, 1942, during the 1942 Qadian Jalsa, the Khalifa gave a speech named “Nizam-e-Nau”, which translates into english as “The New System”. A verbatim Urdu report of the original was issued in December, 1943, and again in April, 1944, and in March, 1945. In 1944, the Khalifa claimed to be the Musleh Maud. “Nizam-e-Nau”, which translates into english as “The New System” was published in the ROR of Sep-Nov-1944 and published on Nov-10-1944.

The speech answers the question, ‘How does Ahmadiyyat, the True Islam, propose to deal with the grave problem of socio-economic inequality in the world?’ The first English edition was published in 1946, it was translated by Muhammad Zafrullah Khan, however, his translation of the title is obviously incorrect, he translated it as “The New World Order of Islam”, which is blatantly wrong. He goes on to leave the embarrassing language that the Khalifa uttered, even Nicholas Evans, author of “Far from the Caliph’s Gaze: Being Ahmadi Muslim in the Holy City of Qadian”, says that it was purposely mis-translated. Its Turkish translation was first printed in 1959. It was revised and reprinted in 1968.

Mufti Muhammad Sadiq also seems to quote the Ahl-e-Hadees newspaper of 1904 and claim that Maulvi Sanaullah also believes that Afghans=Jews. However, this is a lie, listen to our brother Obaidullah explain this entire scenario on the Shams channel herein (see at the 1:50:20 mark). This is in terms of an essay that appeared in the Ahl-e-Hadees newspaper dated April 5th, 1904. This was the newspaper edited by Maulvi Sanaullah. The topic starts on page 12, Qadiani’s have never began at page 12, they always start from page 13, which is a direct quotation from the Review of Religions and an article entitled, “Evidence that the Nasiree Messiah arrived in Kashmir”. However, the full article is entitled, “The Realty of Afghani’s and Kashmiri’s”, via the civil and military gazette, Lahore. On the final page of the essay, in brackets it is written {ROR}, thus proving that this was a direct quote. In the ROR quote, MGA argued that Jewish people would meet their wives even before marriage and touch intimately and Afghani’s and Kashmiri’s do the same.

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The ROR of Jan-1938 reports that the 1937 Jalsa at Qadian was held and 30,000 people attended. Other Ahmadiyya sources claims that around 28,000 people attended this Jalsa. During the course of the Jalsa, Chaudhry Sir Zafarulla Khan spoke of his suggestion (to gift the Khalifa with 300,000 rupees), at the 1939 Jalsa Salana at Qadian. The suggestion was later finalized, written and approved by the 2nd Khalifa. The 2nd Khalifa delivered a speech entitled “The true revolution”, in which he took an oath from Ahmadi men that they would give women a share of their inheritance. The Jalsa was held in the complex of the Talim ul Islam High School, loud speakers were also used.

Maulvi Abdur Rahim Nayyar gave a speech on “The History and Progress of the Ahmadiyya Movement”. Professor Qazi Muhammad Aslam also gave a speech. Zafarulla Khan gave speech to the youth.

The 2nd Khalifa gave another speech on the 2nd day and told the community about the new missions of Ahmadiyya in Poland, Yugoslavia (could be modern day Serbia) and South America (most likely Argentina). The 2nd Khalifa also mulled over the big political decision, should his jamaat join the Muslim League or the Congress? The Congress wouldn’t give full freedom of tabligh, and thus, the Khalifa was leaning towards the Muslim League.

Other speakers were, Maulana Ghulam Rasool Rajeki, Maulana Abul Ata, Sheikh Muhammad Yusuf, Dr. Mufti Muhammad Sadiq, Malik Abdur Rahman Khadim.

A separate area was made for the ladies to have their Jalsa, the 2nd Khalifa gave them special time also.

Mentioning the Jalsa Salana Qadian 1937, the same newspaper reported under the heading “Ahmadiyya Conference: 46^th Annual Session Opens at Qadian—History of Movement Outlined”:

“Qadian, Dec. 27.

“With a stirring appeal to the audience to have confidence in the latent powers and wonderful capacities with which human nature was imbued and to trust in God, who was the giver of these powers, Mirza Bashir-ud-Din Mahmud Ahmad^[ra], head of the Ahmadiyya community, opened the 46^th annual session of the Ahrnadiyya Conference on Sunday morning in the presence of a very large gathering.

“The session will continue for three days in the course of which the head of the community will deliver two addresses, the first of which comprises a review of last year’s work of the community, missionary and otherwise, and the programme for the coming year.

“The subject of the second address will be literary. Fifteen more lectures will be delivered. Prominent among the lectures are Sir Zafrulla Khan^[ra], Commerce Member, Government of India; Qazi Mohd Aslam, Professor, Government College, Lahore; Dr. Mufti Mohd. Sadiq^[ra], a former missionary in England and America; Mr. Abdur Rahim Dard^[ra], a former missionary in England and Africa, and Maulvi Abul-Ata^[ra], a missionary in Palestine and the Near East.

“After recitation from the Quran, the head of the Ahmadiyya community, in the course of his inaugural address, briefly discussed the rise and fall of nations. Sacrifices and sufferings, he said, make a nation great. United front of opponents and sundry other trials and tribulations only go to tone up the validity and moral calibre of a living community, which has a grand mission before it.

“He recalled the humble origin of the annual gathering and its growth into an institution, attracting people from all quarters of the world. The cosmopolitan character of the audience bore testimony to its increasing popularity.

“He exhorted his followers to have unfailing faith in the truth of their mission and let no spirit of defeatism mar their determination.

“The service of humanity, he said, was the great purpose of man’s life, which made it worth living.

“Sir Zafrullah Khan^[ra], in the course of his speech on ‘the responsibilities of Ahmadiyya youth,’ exhorted young Ahmadis to train and equip themselves, intellectually and physically, for the battle of life, firstly, by fully understanding what their movement stood for and, secondly, by living clean lives.

“‘Truthfulness, uprightness, punctuality, respect for law and authority, faithfulness to one’s obligations and above all, the realisation of the importance of time,’ he said, ‘are some of the qualities badly in need of being cultivated by our young men. Time is God’s most precious gift to man, more precious than air and light. It is the breath of life and should not, therefore, be wasted lightheartedly.’

“The Ahmadiyyas are a sect among Muslims whose distinctive feature is their missionary organisations in many countries. The head office is at Qadian and the head of the organisation is called Khalifa (successor to the Founder of the Ahmadiyya Movement) corresponding to the Khalifas of the Prophet Muhammad^[sa], whose traditions they claim to have revived.

“The Ahmadiyyas claim to have a following of over 1,000,000, which they believe is quickly increasing as a result of their missionary activities bringing converts into their movement from every religion and from every country.

“Mostly living in India, the birth-place of the movement, the Ahmadiyyas claim to have co-religionists among the inhabitants of all Islamic countries, such as Afghanistan, Persia, Arabia, Syria, Palestine, Egypt and Turkey. Penetrating Europe, they have opened regular missions in Russia, Germany, Poland, Yugoslavia, Hungary and Spain.

“The centre of the movement in England is a mosque in London built at a cost of £5,000. The foundation-stone of this mosque was laid by the present head of the community, Mirza Bashir-ud-Din Mahmud Ahmad, in 1924, when he visited England in connection with the World Religious Conference. Besides this, the Ahmadiyyas have missions, schools and mosques in North and South America and Nigeria, Kenya, Tanganyika and many other places in Africa. In the East they have established missions at Sumatra, Java, the Straits Settlements, China and Japan.

“The annual conference, of which the present is the 46^th session, was inaugurated by His Holiness Mirza Ghulam Ahmad^[as] in 1891 and since then it has been held every year in Christmas Week, the only interruptions having been in 1893 and 1900.

“Started on a small scale, the conference has become very popular and every year, about 25,000 pilgrims go to Qadian from all parts of India, and abroad. Qadian, which is otherwise a small village with a population of 9,000, during the conference wears the appearance of town en jete, with tents, stalls and animal and industrial exhibitions. In view of the crowds which gathered every year during Christmas and—though on a smaller scale—during Easter, the railway authorities brought Qadian within the range of rail communication in 1928 by connecting it to Batala, 13 miles away.

“A separate, three-day conference for women is held in pardah. The gathering is generally well over 3,000.”  (The Civil and Military Gazette, 28 December 1937, p. 5)

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As we all know, the majority of Ex-Ahmadi’s in the West end up being Atheist. What is the reason? Well, the #qadiani Khalifa’s have been putting this into their brains since day one. We found a reference on twitter, an Ahmadi, @SultanAChoudhry posted this quote and didn’t give a reference, many Ahmadi’s liked it and retweeted. In contrast, in Islam, you can join any group of Muslims (shia or Sunni) and still find Allah. We don’t differentiate.

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‘Anwarul Uloom’ is an urdu collection of the books of Mirza Basheer ud Din Mahmud Ahmad, the 2nd Khalifa. Its unclear when it was collected, it seems like it was collected during the life of the 3rd Khalifa. 23 volumes of his speeches have been published, with each volume more than 600 pages and this series is still being published. Similarly, his Friday sermons have been published in 24 volumes thus far covering the period up to 1943 and will continue to be published. Again, each volume is in excess of 600 pages. Fazl e Umar Foundation was established to collate his works. They are also having his speeches, essays etc. translated. Perhaps they will be available soon in English language.  It is also spelled as “Anwar ul Aloom”.

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We wanted to archive an important, it’s: “The Indian Musalmans: Are They Bound in Conscience to Rebel Against the Queen?” by William Wilson Hunter (1871). You can read the book online herein. Mirza Ghulam Ahmad knew about this book. This book calls Sayyid Ahmad as a prophet over and over again. It also discusses Wahabism in detail and how the Wahabi’s had taken over Mecca since 1812. This book also tells the world that the British (via their education system) will make Hindu’s and Muslim’s disbelieve in the religion of their forefathers.

In this book, a British imperial official explains in a famous treatise that the security of British rule over Muslims in India requires inducing mass apostasy through Western style schooling. Notice how he says the allies of the colonial powers are the sceptics, who abandon Islam, & the liberal Muslims, i.e., those who pray & go to the mosque but they are not committed to Islam and its political and social imperatives beyond that.

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Kashif N Chaudhry (@KashifMD on twitter) is a fanatical Qadiani-Ahmadi, he has been a major unofficial spokesman of the Ahmadiyya Community ever since he came to America about 10 years ago. Why has he been so fanatical? It seems that his father was an Ahmadi mullah aka employee. Thus, he grew up in the Gambia. He seems to be very rude and arrogant, which is common with the sons of Ahmadi murrabi’s around the world. He seems to have had his college education paid by the Ahmadiyya Movement and thus, he is extremely loyal to them. Ironically, a few months ago, he challenged homeopathic medicine and was called a hypocrite by Ahmadi’s on twitter. Qasim Rashid is also the son of an Ahmadi employee aka Mullah. 

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In a recent stream, Shams ud Din has revealed that the father of Yahya Khan, and his brother were kicked out of Ahmadiyya over 20+ years ago. His father divorced his mother and seems to have become a Muslim. Yahya Khan grew up in Chiniot, which is right next to Rabwah, however, Ahmadi’s in Chiniot seem to be under pressure, and this is how and why Yahya Khan became an islam hater. Yahya Khan grew up in Chiniot when Manzur Chinioti was exposing Ahmadiyya. You can read about the stupidity of Yahya Khan herein. Furthermore, ever since Shams ud Din came out and exposed Ahmadiyya, the Ahmadiyya Movement has sent his cousin (Yahya Khan) to begin a verbal battle. Shams ud Din presented new research on Yuz Asaf and stunned the world of Ahmadiyya. Watch my video on this herein.

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An Ahmadi missionary, Kamal Yousuf toured Denmark in 1956. Kamal Yousaf is named as the regional missionary for Scandinavia, which cover Sweden, Denmark and sometimes more narrowly to the Scandinavian Peninsula, or more broadly to include the Åland Islands, the Faroe Islands and Finland. He worked extensively in Sweden too, see here. In 1981, Usman Barry converted to Qadianism at their temple in Copenhagen, Denmark, he claims to have seen the famous Jazz player Sahib Shihab there too.

By 2021, there are roughly 600 Ahmadi’s in the country. There are two Ahmadi Muslim mosques, of which one is purpose built. The Nusrat Dhahan Mosque, which lies on the outskirts of Copenhagen, in Hvidovre, is the oldest in the country. The capacity for this place of worship is barely 120. The Baitul Hamd Mosque is in Nakskov, a small town in southern Denmark.

In June-2025, Mirza Masroor Ahmad met with Ansar who work as “Amila” for the Denmark Jamaat of Ahmadi‘s (See this week with huzoor)(instagram). Mirza Masroor Ahmad acknowledged that he knew about Ahmadi’s and their plight in refugee camps and has even met a few in Denmark. He gave techniques wherein Ahmadi’s are required to be nice and ask about a person’s well being and slowly entrap them into paying chanda (twitter and TikTok).

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By 2025, Ahmadiyya sources admit (video was removed by Ahmadiyya official sources) that there are barely 434 Qadiani-Ahmadi’s in the Stockholm, Sweden Jamaat (not all of Sweden), that is men, women and children (via the president of the Sweden jamaat). However, in this video, barely 30 kids can be seen and a few adults. The breakdown is as follows, 68 Ansar, 81 Khuddam, 131 Lajna, 29 Nasirat and 57 Atfal. Children under 7 are 62. However, his math is off, this equals, 428, not 434. Also in 2025, Majlis Ansarullah from Norway met with Mirza Masroor Ahmad in Tilford, UK.

Per Ahmadiyya sources, the earliest history of the Community in the country begins in 1956, during the Second Caliphate, when Maulvi Kamal Yousuf was appointed as the head of the mission in Sweden. The 2nd Khalifa seems to have arranged to open an ahmadi mission whilst on his tour of Europe in 1955. The Khalifa met Mr. Gunar Erickson, who had converted to Ahmadiyya, he is Swedish. Mr. Gunar Erickson is made an employee of the Ahmadiyya community with full benefits. He totally disappears after 1980.

It should be noted, in the 1955 english translation of the Quran (and minor commentary), Ahmadiyya scholars (Maulvi Sher Ali, a companion of MGA), Jinn were called “white-people” from Northern Europe, from the mountainous area (which can only be Finland, Norway and Sweden).

However, it was not until 1970 that the Community was first officially registered. Today, there are 3 mosques, one of which is the oldest in the country, and also a number of other Islamic centers, representing an estimated average of 1000 Ahmadi’s in the country. There are Ahmadiyya centers is Stockholm and Luleå, in which future mosques have been planned. By 1979, the Ahmadiyya Movement was claiming to have only 1 mission house and 1 mosque in the entire country.

From 2016, Pakistan-born Rizwan Ahmad Afzal who was previously an imam in Luleå, is the imam of the Mahmood Mosque. There is another fanatical Ahmadi, Agha Yahya Khan, who had a youtube channel and is quite active in Ahmadiyya circle in Sweden.

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