Intro
There seems to be a rare edition of Malfuzat which was published in 1936 (see scan in the below). Quotes from Malfoozat-i-Ahmad were given in the ROR of March-1941, April-1941, May-1941, June-1941, July-1941, Aug-1941, Sep-1941, Oct-1941, Nov-1941, Dec-1941, Jan-1942, Feb-1942, March-1942, Apr-1942, May-1942, June-1942, July-1942, Aug-1942, Sep-1942, Aug-1943, Sep-1943, Oct-1943, Dec-1943, Jan-1944 and Feb-1944 by Sheikh Abdul Hamid) and again quoted in the ROR of Aug-1946. There don’t seem to be sub-refs to any newspapers. Thus, all of this is hearsay.
A new iteration of Malfuzat commented in 1960 from Rabwah. Volume-1 was re-published in the 1960’s (see the exact dates in the below). Since the 1960’s, many revisions have taken place. This started as a 10 volume set, it was then changed into a 5-volume set, and thus all the references were mixed up. This seems to be the 1988-Urdu edition. Mirza Tahir Ahmad had this published from the UK it seems. Some of the english editions of Malfuzat do not contain the sub references (to ahmadi newspapers like Badr and Hakam), however, the Urdu editions have the sub refs. There is also a new 2022 edition of Malfuzat.
Many controversial references exist herein. In fact, MGA claimed that any claimant to prophethood would be “Wajibul-Qatl”. #Ahmadis were so embarrassed about MGA eating pig fat, they concocted a story in Malfuzat to somehow disconnect MGA from eating pig fat.
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