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It seems that in 1936, via the Al-Fazl, Dr. Mir Muhammad Ismail wrote an essay wherein he discussed the nature of revelations, he presented many things. The title of his essay is “wahi wal ilham”, which has something to do with the revelations of MGA. He presented a scenario wherein a backwards servant of MGA who was sleeping next to MGA intercepted some drops of a revelation that was meant for MGA. The sub-topic was entitled “Frishta kee avara wahy”.
In his revelation, MGA’s god seems to be calling him a pig and telling him to get up for prayers. The very next page it says, the 1st Khalifa (Noorudin) was told to stop reading a hindu book, “Ram Mohan Rai”. MGA’s god told him to tell Noorudin to stop is a stern way. The angel said all of this in his own words, and even let out a cuss word.

Watch Mufti Mubasher Shah’s stream herein for a good explanation.

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We found this old article on ahmedi.org about an expulsion in 2004 wherein a toddler was also kicked out of Ahmadiyya. It is posted in the below. Naseem Mahdi is mentioned in this story, he was the Pharoah of the Ahmadiyya community in Canada. Abdul Ghaffar Janba is also mentioned who had started his group of rogue Ahmadi’s in that era.

Continue reading “Inhumane Treatment – Ahmadi Family Expelled from Jamaat—2004” →

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Hurmat Bibi was the only sister-in-law of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad and thus the wife of MGA’s brother, Mirza Ghulam Qadir, not to be confused with MGA’s first wife, who had the same name, Hurmat Bibi. Ahmadiyya sources claim that she died in 1927 at the age of 97, they also claim that she converted to Ahmadiyya in 1916, which is a lie (see the al-fazl, in the below). She was MGA’s first paternal cousin (Mirza Ghulam Murtaza’s brother’s daughter) and lived next door in the Mirza family housing complex (in the village). She was the elder sister of Mirza Imam ud Din, Nizam ud Din and Kamal ud Din, and her sister was Umar-un-Nissa, who was the mother of the famous Muhammadi Begum. She was buried in Bahishti Maqbara.

Continue reading “Who is Hurmat Bibi, the sister-in-law of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, the senior aunt, tai ai” →

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We have been tracking the final speech by the 2nd Khalifa. We know that after the 1956 Jalsa, he rarely came out of his home. This was the famous “Khilafat-i Haqqa Islamia”, wherein the Khalifa ex-communicated the sons of Noorudin. Nevertheless, we have posted snippets from Ahmadiyya sources wherein it seems that the Khalifa gave a Friday sermon on 1-3-1958 on Waqf-e-Jadid. Mirza Tahir Ahmad was made in-charge by his father, this was his first major dealing with the financials of the Ahmadiyya Movement. Since we posted this essay, the Tahir archive has objected and claimed that in 1960, the 2nd Khalifa gave a speech. This is still under review. There is another short one for 1959. Per Anwar ul Aloom, his final friday sermon was in 1959, see the scan in the below.

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We have found a quote on twitter from the 2nd Khalifa from 1942 wherein he was urging Ahmadi’s to give their life for Ahmadiyya like Syed Abdul Latif did in Afghanistan.

Continue reading “In 1942, during the height of WW-2, the 2nd Khalifa told #Ahmadis to die like Syed Abdul Latif” →

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Initially, in the 1878-1882 era, via Barahin-i-Ahmadiyya Vol. 3 (see page 211 online english edition), MGA scoffed at the idea of God having sons and etc. In 1886, in Surma Chasma Arya, MGA claimed that Muhammad (saw) was a manifestation of God. In the 1886-1890 era, MGA was claiming that his Musleh Maud (promised son) arrival would as-if God had arrived. In 1891, after the main book of the Bahai’s was published (Kitab al aqdis), MGA seems to have copied and began using numerical values to validate his claims. MGA called himself the son of God in a weird way. MGA spoke of himself in some type of weird metaphoric trinity. It should also be noted that Mirza Ghulam Ahmad’s GOD prayed, ate, fasted and is just like humans. In 1892, MGA had his famous dream wherein he thought himself to be God (see at the 5:48 mark). It should also be noted that in Bahaism, Jihad was also banned, MGA seems to have copied. MGA also used the argument from Bahaism about the pen being more mighty than the sword.

In 1904, the Al-Hakam claimed that Bahaulah claimed to be the Messiah. The Al-Hakam presented this to their team, however, they didn’t answer question. This was in terms of prophets living more than 23 years. The questioner asked the editors as to why Bahaullah lived so long after his claim. Ahmadi editors claim that someone has to keep their claims active for 23 years for it to be valid. In Lecture Lahore, MGA and his team mentioned how while going through the 27th August, 1904, edition of Paisa Akhbar, I learned that a gentleman named Hakim Mirza Mahmood Ahmad Irani, who is a follower of someone claiming to be the Messiah, is presently in Lahore and desires to have a Mubahala [prayer-duel] with me. It should also be noted that Mirza Ghulam Ahmad’s GOD prayed, ate, fasted and is just like humans. #ahmadis even argued that the 23 year prophethood challenge doesn’t apply to Bahaullah because he claimed godhood (1904).

In the 1907 era (See Haqiqatul Wahy), MGA was claiming that his GOD was human and ate, fasted and etc. MGA took it a step further and claimed to receive a revelation wherein his God called him his son. This could also be a rip-off of Bahaism. In the same book (Haqiqatul Wahy) also claimed to be the Brahman Avatar in a weird revelation. MGA and his team of writers mentioned how this was all metaphorical, just like MGA’s prophethood. Furthermore, it should be noted that MGA called himself the baruz of God (naozobillah), just like he had claimed to be the baruz (second manifestation) of Muhammad (saw) (astagfarullah). MGA also claimed to have been given the highest throne of them all. This was all in the era of 1906-1907.

The ROR (english)(1923–1927) also discussed the Bahai’s (see the refs in the below). In the ROR of Feb-1925, the Ahmadiyya Movement was explained by Britishers as comparable to Bahaism. Check out Shams ud Din’s evaluation of Mirza Basheer ud Din and Bahaullah.

Finally, in the 1990’s a bunch of Ahmadi’s left Ahmadiyya and became Bahai. Also in the 90’s, Mirza Tahir Ahmad said that the Jews created the Bahai’s. We have found a video of Mirza Tahir Ahmad wherein he claims that the Bahai’s were invented by the Jews. Mirza Tahir Ahmad claims to have evidence too. This is a major conspiracy theory. When we say the same about Ahmadiyya, they cry persecution.

Continue reading “Ahmadiyya vs. Bahaism, everything you need to know” →

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In 2021, we estimate that there are less than 100 Ahmadi’s in the entire country (look at the number of attendees at the 2023 Jalsa). There are 2 Ahmadiyya places of worship (see in the below). The Ahmadiyya Movement totally lies and claims that Professor Wragge converted to Ahmadiyya in the 1917 (see Zikr-e-Habib). Professor Wragge had met MGA in Lahore in 1908, just a few days before MGA died of cholera. There are 2 Ahmadi missionaries in the country, they are also listed in the below.

Continue reading “The history of #Ahmadiyya in #Newzealand” →

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By 2021, we estimate there to be less than 500 Ahmadi’s in all of the scandinavian countries. The 2nd Khalifa sent Kamal Yousuf to the scandinavian countries after his visit to London in 1955. Thus, Kamal Yousuf was directed by Muhammad Zafarullah Khan, an Ahmadi Muslim judge based at the International Court of Justice in The Hague, to open an Ahmadiyya mission in Scandinavia. Kamal Yousuf was appointed as the head of the movement in Sweden. Yousuf arrived in Gothenburg on June 14, 1956, before shortly moving to Stockholm. He ended up managing all of the Ahmadi’s and the temple’s of the Mirza family until recently.

Read the history of Ahmadiyya in Norway, Sweden, Iceland, Finland,Denmark, Åland Islands, the Faroe Islands.

Jalsa’s seem to be held in a joint situation with all of these countries and many guests from Ahmadiyya communities all over Europe.

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In 2021, we estimate less than 10 Ahmadi’s, one Ahmadiyya missionary, Mansoor Ahmad Malik (https://twitter.com/malik21ahmad). It doesn’t seem that they have ever had a Jalsa. There is a Muslim community in Iceland, they seem to have even built a mosque in the capital called the Reykjavík Mosque, its also called the Grand Mosque. There is also a splinter group of Ahmadi’s in Iceland, led by a Prophet named, Prophet Athar khan (@prophetatharkhan8962).

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