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Mujeeb Ahmad of Moeen Ul Mahdi TV has totally had a meltdown. His youtube channel was removed by youtube for multiple copyright issues. He still has this alternate channel herein. We have archived his meltdown here on tiktok it can also be found herein. Mujeeb Ahmad was the long-time president of the RedBridge Ahmadiyya Community of Qadiani-Ahmadi’s in the UK (East London). He is a total duffer and stuck in a cycle of loyalty to the Mirza family. He hasn’t done the proper homework, nor does he care to. I have exposed him in the past herein, here and herein. The redbridge jamaat had a split some 10 odd years ago and became Redbridge North and Redbridge South. He has two sons. One of them is in Barking Jamaat and the other is in Gillingham jamaat. You can see his grandson herein.

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Just a few days ago, Rabwah times reported that a 19 year-old Ahmadi girl, named Rabia Kanwal was murdered by her own Ahmadi brothers in an honor killing. The Allegiant youtube channel posted the FIR (see in the below) and the gave some coverage. They stabbed her to death upwards of 20+ times. This happened in the Darul Uloom area of the holy city of Rabwah, aka Chenab Nagar. Even the famous Nida al-Nasser tweeted about this and how both of the Khalifa’s brother-in-law’s are controlling all of Rabwah, Khalid Shah and Mahmud Shah (Nazir e Ala and Nazir Islah O Irshad). You can also listen to Brother Ali talking about this in Urdu herein (38:57 mark).

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Just yesterday, our brother @Afzalupal had an amazing article about Ahmadiyya and western governments published. Upal wrote that western government have tried to support minorities, however, this is inaccurate, the British government needed Indians to come to their country after WW-2 and help with GDP as the British (with NATO) fought proxy wars with the USSR and their combination of puppet governments. The British Government owns Canada (it’s basically a colony) and thus, they allowed Ahmadiyya asylum-immigration en-masse after 1984. Germany is another hot stop for ahmadiyya asylum immigration, and it had nothing to do with helping minorities, in fact, the birth rate for white people in all 3 of these countries is negligible and thus, they need immigration to continue to compete on a global level. Furthermore, Germany is a puppet government of the USA, France and the UK and thus, will be forced to do as told. Moreover, the UK has a looooong history of supporting the Mirza family and looking down on the Muslims that live in their colonies. The British have always tried to promote Ahmadiyya beliefs and point at Muslims and call them terrorists. In reality, Mirza Tahir Ahmad and the British orchestrated Ord-XX just to allow Mirza Tahir Ahmad to move his headquarters and his family to the UK. Lastly, the USA has also warmed up to the Ahmadiyya Movement and ever since 1920, was allowing its missionaries to operate openly. The Ahmadiyya Movement has even opened an Ahmadiyya caucus wherein they promote their fake persecution and thus substantiate their persecution, whereas, in reality, there is no Ahmadiyya persecution. In fact, Qasim Rashid keeps running for public office and thus the Ahmadiyya strategy is on display.

Continue reading “Afzal Upal explains how the Ahmadiyya Movment took advantage of the British government via asylum” →

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Halimatou Dibba is the sister of the Ahmadiyya employee aka Mullah Abdullah Dibba on twitter as @MurabbiDibba. A few hours ago (4:34 PM · Feb 15, 2022), he tweeted to the world and told how his sister was appointed as a Commissioner of the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) by The National Assembly of the Gambia. This seems to be a political move by the Ahmadiyya Movement as they continue to use their influence to get Ahmadi’s on executive panels all around the world. In fact, when the Gambia was given fake independence from the British, an Ahmadi, Sir Farimang Mamadi Singateh was the second and last Governor General of the Gambia, representing Queen Elizabeth II as head of state. Succeeding Sir John Warburton Paul, who had previously been the last Governor of The Gambia before independence, Sir Farimang was the only Gambian citizen to hold that post, beginning in 1966. When the country became a republic in 1970, the office was abolished, and the Prime Minister, Dauda (later Sir Dawda) Kairaba Jawara became an executive President. Her father is Sekou Omar Dibba (allegedly a lecturer at the University of the Gambia). Sekou Omar Dibba converted to Qadianism in 1966 (per his own admission he was barely 14 years old). He claims to be from Salikene, the Gambia. He remembers walking with and talking to Maulvi Daud Ahmad Hanif in the Gambia. Sekou Omar Dibba alleges that his father was a Sunni-Muslim.

Continue reading “Halimatou Dibba is unofficially working for the Ahmadiyya Movement in the Gambia as a Commissioner of the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC)” →

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In 2025, the National Jalsa Salana was held in Fiji and barely 50 men and boys can be seen at Masjid-temple Fazle-Omar. Maulana Naeem Ahmad Iqbal was announced as the Ameer and missionary-in-charge. Allegedly, 260 men, women and children attended.

In 2024, we estimate that there are 600 Ahmadi’s in Fiji (Lahori and Qadiani). There are 6 Qadiani-Ahmadiyya temples (see the list in the below) and one Lahori-Ahmadi temple. By 1979, the Ahmadiyya Movement was claiming to have only 2 mission houses and 10 mosques in the entire country.

The earliest mention of Ahmadi’s in Fiji comes from 1931. In Sep-1931, Muhammad Abdullah was published in the famous Lahori-Ahmadi newspapers, “The Light” (See “The Light”, Sep 16, 1931, p. 10 & 11, Muhammad Abdullah, “Letters to the Editor: Muslims in Fiji Islands”). Apart from spearheading Indo-Fijian Islamic youth education, Abdullah emerged as a fiery religious defender of Islam desperately struggling to shield the Fiji Muslim community from the pernicious threats posed by Arya Samaj and Sanatan Dharm Sabha Hindu missionaries in the 1930s. On behalf of the nation-wide Fiji Muslim League (fml) in 1931, Abdullah publicly lambasted Hindu missionaries in Fiji who were “hard at work to crush the Muslims” through operations “of a clandestine nature but to the observant eye, they are vivid and clear”.

In 1933, the Lahori-Ahmadi’s sent another missionary. Maulana Mirza Muzaffar Baig Sateh and his family arrived in Fiji by steamer ship to help the Indian Muslims of Fiji. Allegedly, Maulana Mirza Muzaffar Baig Sateh was well-versed in Hindi, Sanskrit, Urdu, Arabic and English, that nobody in Fiji was able to rival his debater’s leadership. The Fiji Muslim League soon came to realisation that Maulana Mirza Muzaffar Baig Sateh was from the Ahmadiyya Anjuman Ishaat-i-Islam (Lahore) and the Fiji Muslim League then placed a ban on all members of the Ahmadiyya Anjuman Ishaat-i-Islam (Lahore) from performing their prayers in the Jame Masjid in Amy Street (Toorak) in Suva. This deadlock situation was then relayed by letter to Maulana Muhammad Ali at Lahore, in British India. Upon express instructions from Maulana Muhammad Ali (who was also a lawyer) to Maulana Mirza Muzaffar Baig Sateh, the Muslims of Fiji proceeded to register the Ahmadiyya Anjuman Ishaat-i-Islam (Lahore), as a collective religious body for Muslims, and which also had the capacity to sue and get sued. Consequently, on 3rd October 1934, the Ahmadiyya Anjuman Isha’at-i-Islam (Lahore) Fiji was registered in Fiji, at the office of the Registrar General in Suva. By 1935, Maulana Mirza Muzaffar Baig Sateh goes totally missing as does Maulana Muhammad Abdullah and Hameeda (his wife). The community of Lahori-Ahmadi’s seem to have all left Ahmadiyya.

For a few years after 1934 the controversy between the Ahmadiyyas and the orthodox Muslims died down, but rows within the Muslim community continued over personalities and political ambitions rather than doctrines. The Punjabi brothers, Said Hasan and Muhammad Hasan, both lawyers and Sunnis, won for themselves positions of leadership in the Muslim community and respect from the government. But they were unable to control the Suva branch of the Muslim League, and their political ambitions were challenged by the Sahu Khan family, who formed the Muslim Association in 1938, with other Ahmadiyyas and some Sunnis as well. There was further trouble after the arrival of an orthodox teacher, Aziz Ahmed, in 1938, and there were quarrels over the possession of the Lautoka mosque in 1939, but the details need not detain us here. Enough has been said to indicate the pattern of sectarian conflict, exacerbated by personal and political rivalries and the activities of preachers and teachers from India, as the Indian community in Fiji struggled to educate its children and find dignity and acceptance in its new land and links with its past in India. (See, Fiji Times and Herald of Nov 21-22-24-26, 1938, Via  K.L. Gillion, “The Fiji Indians: Challenge to European Dominance, 1920-1946″). 

The Lahori-Ahmadi’s returned to the island with their Maulvi’s (Maulana Ahmad Yar) in the 1960’s when “The Muslim League” invited them. The Qadiani-Ahmadi’s didn’t show up until the 1960’s. Per Qadiani-Ahmadi sources, Qadiani-Ahmadiyya was established in 1960 via their employee, Sheikh Abdul Wahid (See “Ahmadiyya Muslim Mosques Around The World”, 2008).

Lahori-Ahmadi Missionaries who were contracted to travel to Fiji from Lahore, as resident missionaries were in the following sequence (excluding Maulana Abdul Haq Vidyarti, who came as a touring visitor for 3 months in 1956 and not as the resident missionary):

1. Maulana Ahmad Yar
2. Maulana-Hafiz Sher Muhammad
3. Maulana Shafkat Rasool
4. Maulana Abdul Salaam
5. Maulana Fazal Haq

In 1983, Mirza Tahir Ahmad visited and gave a Khutbah Juma on 9-23-1983, he visited again in 1989. The 5th Khalifa visited in April of 2006.

In 1992, after the death of Maulana Muhammad Abdullah, new details emerged about him which alleged Per Lahori-Ahmadi sources (in the 1990’s), that in 1931, the Lahori-Ahmadi’s (Per the order of Muhammad Ali) sent Maulana Muhammad Abdullah to Fiji to help the lost Indian Muslims who had went there many years earlier as indentured servants. However, Maulana Muhammad Abdullah was not a qualified Imam, he was a simple school-teacher in Lahore, his wife (Hameeda) also went with him, maybe he had a basic understanding of Islam and the prayers. Maulana Muhammad Abdullah and Hameeda (his wife) started a school in the Nausori area of Fiji and were allegedly successful. They built the Vunimono Islamia School and its masjid.

Since 2008, the national president of the Qadiani-Ahmadi Fijian jamaat is Maulana Fazal Ullah Tariq, before him it was Maulana Naeem Ahmad Cheema (who seems to be working in Ghana these days). You can find the MKA-Fiji twitter account herein. In Baypoint, Ca, a Fijian born imam is working, Khalid Khan on twitter as @fijian_imam.

Also in 2008, Fatima Fanusie alleges (5:27 timestamp) alleges that the arrival of Muhammad Abdullah on the Fiji islands was documented in various contemporary newspapers in 1927 (See her doctoral dissertation, “Fard Muhammad in Historical Context: An Islamic Thread in the American Religious and Cultural Quilt”). However, this has all been disproven.

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

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We have found a new reference just the other day wherein Ahmadiyya sources tell us that the 1st wife of MGA’s son (Mirza Basheer ud Din Mahmud Ahmad) would also massage MGA, and many times, she fell asleep on MGA’s bed while massaging him (See pages 3-7). This is in the 1904-1908 era. MGA was always alone with little girls and they were massaging him all night. It seems that her husband, (Mirza Basheer ud Din Mahmud Ahmad) would always come home so late in middle of the night that she was forced to sleep alone and would leave her alone and go to MGA’s room. In this reference, MGA is alleged to have told her that he wouldn’t let Mirza Basheer ud Din Mahmud Ahmad marry a second time. This is where the discussion was, since she was being neglected and etc. She was the daughter of Khalifa Rashid ud Din. The reference is posted in the below, it was also posted in the islam_Ahmadiyya reddit forum.

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@Tariqahmadbt aka Lord Tariq, who is the Qadiani representative to the Queen of England and working as the Minister of State for the Commonwealth and United Nations, and later for South Asia, and then for South and Central Asia, at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office on 13 June 2017. He seems to have visited Saudi Arabia, which is a puppet government of the West and even went into their Hikma Mosque, which is the first ever solar powered mosque in Saudi Arabia. Lord Tariq is notorious for pushing the Ahmadiyya agenda and the British government seems to be helping him do so. 

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In terms of 5:117, MGA and his team of writers told us that Eisa (as) would be asked these questions on the Day of Judgement (See the Will page 18).

Even the 2nd Khalifa wrote the same in his quranic commentary, Tafseer-e-Sagheer.

However, Mirza Tahir Ahmad disagreed and said it could be any time before the Day of Judgement.

Continue reading “Mirza Tahir Ahmad disagrees with Mirza Ghulam Ahmad on 5:117, is this on the Day of Judgement?” →

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Mirza Masroor Ahmad never wears a mask and was most likely never vaccinated. However, he tells Ahmadi’s that if they aren’t vaccinated they are ignorant (20:40 mark). However, the Khalifa has never showed any proof of vaccination, nor does he ever wear a mask. In fact, to visit the headquarters of the Ahmadiyya Movement in Tilford, a person must show proof of vaccination, and get a covid test on-site which proves that he is negative and they must still wear a mask.

Continue reading “Mirza Masroor Ahmad calls non-vaxers as ignorant and forces all people who come to visit him to show proof of vaccination” →