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The first Mirza Mubarak Ahmad died in 1907. 7 years later, Mirza Basheer ud Din Mahmud Ahmad became the Khalifa at Qadian (1914) and named his 2nd eldest as Mirza Mubarak Ahmad. Was there a connection with the Musleh Maud? The Khalifa was denying the constant assertions of Qadiani-Ahmadi’s, who kept asserting that he was the Musleh Maud.

Nevertheless, the second Mirza Mubarak Ahmad was born in 1914, his date of death is unknown. At the 1938 Jalsa at Qadian, the 2nd Khalifa (his father) announced his nikah with his first cousin, in the house of the 2nd Khalifa’s youngest sister, Amtul Hafeez.

He was alive until at least 1970. He seems to have been a dedicated worker for Ahmadiyya at Rabwah. He was working as the Secretary of Ahmadiyya Muslim Foreign Missions.

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In this 3 minute tik tok, Johnathan Brown explains how his personal view is that Ahmadi’s are Muslim. He leaves out his scholarly view. This was taken from youtube, watch the full youtube video herein.

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I recently did an interview on Kenny Bomer LIVE Consider This TV wherein I explained what Ahmadiyya was. I had Kenny Bomer laughing hard over the story of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad eating pig biscuits, see my tik tok herein. You can watch the full video herein. Mirza Ghulam Ahmad ate biscuits which most likely had pig fat in them, he didn’t care, after he died, his sons  blamed Muhammad (saw).

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In Seeratul Mahdi, Mirza Bashir Ahmad autheticated a quote by MGA wherein MGA claims that any Ahmadi who hasn’t read the books of MGA, MGA has doubt on this faith (in ahmadiyya). However, in 2008-2010 era, the 5th Khalifa had the quote partially translated and totally changed it. He changed the last part from, “has doubt on this faith (in ahmadiyya)” to “has pride” (See page 4/5 of the PDF).

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We have already proven that the current Khalifa, Mirza Masroor Ahmad makes 20+ mistakes every time he tries to lead the prayers for qadiani’s. We have found a video from Mirza Tahir Ahmad in the early 1990’s, in this video (its on tik tok), Mirza Tahir Ahmad pronounces the AIN as a ALIF and thus changes the very first line of Surah Fatiha. See here also. When this error occurs, they make Allah as the “lord of all the alims”, in other words the lord of all the teachers. However, when properly pronounced with the AIN, it reads as “lord of all the worlds”.

Obviously, the Mirza family has never been taught Quran by anyone. They seem to learn from each other, in fact, MGA read the Quran the same way, with the same errors. Our friends at Aaqa Ka Ghulam have also made a video about this herein.

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According to Abdul Mannan Omar, Malik Jaffar Khan was a member of the national assembly (MA) in 1974 when the Qadiani and Lahori-Ahmadi’s were declared as non-Muslim. He was from Attock city, and a cabinet member of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto.

He was also a Ex-Qadiani. He had his high school education in Qadian, and later left Qadiani Jamaat after witnessing the testimony of Mirza Nasir Ahmad, and even wrote a book against Qadiani beliefs etc. Malik Jaffar Khan was friend of Abdul Mannan Omar. Tehreek ahmadi book was written by jaffar before he left cult

First day Abdul Mannan Omar testified, after that on same day ZAB held meeting in evening. Meeting was attended by ZAB ministers, including Malik Jaffar Khan, and religious parties leaders, including Mufti Mahmud (father of Fazal-ul-Rehman). Late night after the meeting, Malik Jaffar Khan came to house of (marhoom) Shaikh Farooq Ahmad sahib in Rawalpindi. Abdul Mannan Omar sahib was also staying there.

Malik Jaffar Khan informed Abdul Mannan omar sahib that ZAB said: “I have listened to whole of testimony today, via audio link in my office. In my opinion we should spare Lahori Jamaat (LAM) and declare Qadianis as Kafir”. At this Mufti Mahmud said, “if we don’t declare Lahoris also Kafir, then Qadianis are bayiman (dishonest in their faith) and they will pretend as Lahoris and continue their activities. At this ZAB asked, “what is population of Lahoris?” Answer was given, “few thousands”. ZAB replied, “okay we can also declare them Kafir”. Malik Jaffar Khan also said, “it has been decided you will be declared Kafir, too. And there is no plan to call you (Abdul Mannan Omar) for testimony tomorrow (i.e. next day)”.

Abdul Mannan Omar, testified on 2nd day too. On 2nd day, as soon as speaker took his seat and opened the session, Abdul Mannan Omar sahib got up, and referred to adjourned issue from previous day. It was on subject of ‘Punishment of Apostasy in Islam’. Thus he was able to speak on 2nd day.

According to Abdul Mannan Omar, he testified first. Then after him Mirza Nasir Ahmad (Khalifa 3 of Qadiani Jamaat) testified for few days.

Bottom line: It was decided by ZAB and members of NA to declare Ahmadis (both Lahoris and Qadianis) Kafir even before LAM representative finished his testimony.

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In 2021, there are NO Qadiani-Ahmadi’s in all of Afghanistan. Mirza Masroor Ahmad did claim that there were some converts to #qadianism in 2020-2021 in his 2021 UK Jalsa, however, this seems to be a lie. There are no Qadiani murrabi’s working in Afghanistan, and there are no Qadiani temples or mission houses.

Per Ahmadiyya sources, MGA wrote a letter to the King of Afghanistan sometime between 1896-1901. Listen to Dr. Israr Ahmad explaining the letter on Tik Tok, you can see the original video herein. This letter (in persian) was published in the Ahmadiyya newspaper, the al-hakam in 1907, as the son of the previous ameer of Afghanistan was in Delhi and travelling through the Punjab.

Per Ahmadiyya sources, the first two Ahmadi’s who were killed for their faith happened in Afghanistan in 1901 and 1903. In 1903, in “Tadhkiratu-Shahadatain”, MGA claims that the “2-goat prophecy” was meant to be about Mian Abd-ur-Rahman and Maulawi Muhammad Abdul Latif (aka Syed Abdul Latif).

He said it again in 1906-07 via Haqiqatul Wahy. MGA allegedly has another revelation in connection with the “2-goat prophecy“, this was a 3-goat prophecy from 1906 (see Tadhkirah and the ROR of Dec-1933).

In late Aug-1907, MGA and his team of writers alleges that plague had been raging for 11 years and was now about to spread in Kabul, America and Europe. They were alleging that plague was already spreading in America. MGA also alleges that he prophecies and even Maulvi Sanaullah saw the announcement back in 1896 (a lie)(Al-Hakam, vol. 11, no. 31, p. 12–13, dated 31 August 1907, Via Malfuzat-9, Online English Edition, pages 352-354).

In 1933, the 2nd Khalifa argued that this was in terms of Maulavi Ni‘matullah Khan (on August 31, 1924), and Maulavi ‘Abdul-Halim and Qari Nur ‘Ali on February 12, 1925 (See al-Fadl, February 21, 1925, p. 1, quoted in Tarikh-e-Ahmadiyyat, vol. 5, p. 475 via Tadhkirah and the ROR of Dec-1933). Jalal ud Din Shams added the note into Tadhkirah in the 1960’s. However, the Khalifa didn’t count the 4 Ahmadi’s that were allegedly killed in 1917-1918. In fact, the first 9 alleged people who were killed for being Ahmadi happened in Kabul, Afghanistan (From 1901 to 1925). However, 9 out of 10 of these are dubious and have no references in Ahmadiyya literature. The list goes on to count 10 out of the first 12 Ahmadi’s killed in Afghanistan, the outlier here happened in Baghdad, Iraq in 1935, again, another dubious report.

In 1995, B.A. Rafiq wrote “The Afghan Martyr’s” and covered the alleged death of Naimatullah Khan.
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Waqf-e-Jadid (also known as The New Dedication) is a scheme initiated by Mirza Basheer-ud-Din Mahmood in 1957. The scheme was initially only for the Ahmadis of Pakistan, but was made world-wide by Mirza Tahir Ahmad later in 1985. The primary objective of this project was to look after the spiritual upbringing of the members living in the rural communities. Mirza Tahir was made the CEO in 1958. By 2011, it became evident that African’s don’t pay any Waqf-e-Jadid or Tahrik-e-Jadid (also spelled as Tehrik-e-Jadid) or chanda in general.

In 2021, the Ahmadiyya Movement claimed to have a global collection of 11.2 million pounds, this is a total lie.

In 2025, an Ahmadi named Abdul Shakoor explained how the Mirza family owned and operated cotton factories from Rabwah to Karachi and exported cotton as such.

In a recent interview while attending Jalsa-Germany-2025, a man named Abdul Shakoor told a story about cotton factories owned by Mirza Basheer ud Din Mahmud Ahmad in the 1950’s-1960’s around Rabwah. Abdul Shakoor seems to be an asylum case and lives in an around the Frankfurt area in Germany and is affiliated with a local Qadiani-Ahmadi jamaat.

Abdul Shakoor says that many Ahmadi’s who were volunteering as “Waqf-e-Zindagi” were also working at one of the cotton factories. Abdul Shakoor’s father also worked at the cotton factory. Abdul Shakoor says that there was also a cotton factory owned by “Ghair-Ahmadi’s” (Non-Ahmadi’s), just a few miles away. Abdul Shakoor says that his father was doing marketing via meeting and trying to acquire Raw cotton from farmers. Abdul Shakoor says that Mirza Tahir Ahmad was the director of the factory, this is before he became Khalifa. Abdul Shakoor explains how cotton was sold from Karachi by Mirza Tahir Ahmad and his company. Abdul Shakoor explains how he also used to sleep in their companies back offices and Mirza Tahir Ahmad was around. Abdul Shakoor even worked as a personal assistant to Mirza Tahir Ahmad for his tours in Karachi. Whenever Mirza Tahir Ahmad would come to Karachi he would stay at the house of Mubarak Ahmad Khokar, who seems to have married a female descendant of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad. Abdul Shakoor explains that he worked as the driver of Mirza Tahir Ahmad and drove to and from their house many times. He talks about how Mirza Tahir Ahmad would eat things that were out of season or hard to find like the Sharifa fruit.

At 29:42, he says that Mirza Tahir Ahmad tried to get him hired at PIA, Mirza Tahir Ahmad must have known high level managers and directors. Mirza Tahir Ahmad knew a person named Naseem Shah (who has familial connections to the Mirza family) and he was supposed to take care of all the paperwork. Mirza Tahir Ahmad even personally helped Abdul Shakoor meet the hiring manager at PIA, Aftab. Abdul Shakoor explains how he was made Director of the entire cotton factory via Mirza Tahir Ahmad and Mubarak Khokar and Abdul Shakoor was trained to be in charge.

In 2026 (Jan), official Ahmadiyya sources on twitter are alleging that the AMAUK was the highest single contributor to the Ahmadiyya “Waqf-e-Jadid” global scam (68th year of the scam). Ahmadiyya sources alleged that 15 million pounds were collected globally in 2025.

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It seems that in July-August of 1907, the Al-Badr and Al-Hakam magazine’s (these are official Ahmadiyya sources) published a revelation of MGA wherein MGA was asserting that cholera was about to break out in the summer. MGA was in Qadian in all of 1907, he never left.

Less than a year later, MGA was in Lahore and contracted cholera and died within 4-5 hours. Dr. Abdul Hakim Khan had predicted this, as did Maulvi Sanaullah. It should also be noted that Ahmadi authors highlighted that cholera broke out as a punishment for the death of Syed Abdul Latif. MGA had threatened others with death via cholera too.

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