Intro
Maulvi Muhammad Amin seems to be a murrabi of the Ahmadiyya Movement in the late 1910’s after the split. Per Bashir Ahmad, via his book, “Ahmadiyya British-Jewish connections” and with the sub reference of “Tahrik-e-Arar”, (page 89), Maulvi Muhammad Amin was murdered by Fateh Muhammad Sial (a missionary of the Ahmadiyya Movement) in 1937, since Maulvi Muhammad Amin was friendly with Bashir Ahmad Misri and Fakhur ud Din Multani (See also ROR of Dec-1935 and Khosla’s judgement). The book could also be called as ‘Tehrik-i-Ahrar”. We see some essay’s with his name on them in the english ROR. In 1921, he was sent on a spying mission into Soviet Russia through Iran. He was captured by the Russians and thrown into jail. After being in and out jail, he returned to British India (Quetta) by 1923 and made it back to Qadian by 1924. The 2nd Khalifa then resent him to Soviet Russia (via Persia) with Maulvi Zahoor Hussain and Abdul Majid (unknown person)(see Bashir Ahmad, “Ahmadiyya British-Jewish connections”, page 89). Muhammad Amin and Zahoor travelled separately to Bukhara. See “A call to Islam in the USSR” by A.R. Mughal. This book is essentially an oral narrative by Maulvi Zahoor Hussain of his imprisonment in the USSR. He was arrested and the British government intervened and got him released (the year is unknown). By 1927, Maulvi Muhammad Amin was back in Persia and was sent to back to Qadian, thus ending the Qadiani-Ahmadi’s foray into Soviet Russia. From 1924 to 1926, Maulvi Muhammad Amin was trying to find Maulvi Zahoor Hussain.

Maulvi Zahoor Hussain’s grandchildren live in the USA nowdays, his grandson is a major worker of Ahmadiyya INC. @Harris_Zafar. The Khalifa, Mirza Basheer ud Din Mahmud Ahmad mentioned this incident in 1945 via a speech that was turned into a book, “The Economic System of Islam”, see page 75), Maulvi Zahoor Hussain was in the audience. Thanks to the author “Ahmadyya, British-Jewish connections” by Bashir Ahmad.

He was killed in 1934 in Qadian by a fellow Qadiani murrabi Fateh Muhammad Sayyal (See ROR of Dec-1935).

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Government docs about Maulvi Muhammad Amin

Maulvi Muhammad Amin and Zahur Hussain
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1921

Maulvi Muhammad Amin was sent to Russia by the Khalifa (see official government docs).
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1922

He enters Soviet Russia via Mashhad, Iran. He stayed in Mashhad for 2 months and claimed that he was sick. He entered Soviet Russia soon thereafter in 1922 and was arrested upon his arrival in Kaka, Turkmenistan and was taken to the Soviet jail in modern day Ashgabat, Turkmenistan. He was then transferred to Samarkand and then later Tashkent. He was then deported to Afghanistan. However, Maulvi Muhammad Amin snuck into Soviet Russia yet again disguised with a caravan. He then arrived in Bokhara. He was caught again and sent to a jail in Kargan. For 2 years he kept getting arrested and escaping, by 1923, he returned to Quetta.

He made it all the way to Turkistan, which is modern day Kazakhstan.
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See “Ahmadiyya, British-Jewish connections” by Bashir Ahmad
Mahmud Ahmad sent Maulvi Muhammad Amin to Iran and Central Asia in 1921 (see Ahmadiyya British-Jewish connections, page 87). Also see, Fateh Muhammad Sayal, “Jamaat Ahmadiyya Ki Islami Hidmat”, 1927, Lahore, Page 30. By 1923, Maulvi Muhammad Amin has been arrested a few times for spying on behalf of the British Govt., (see page 87).  Also See Al-Fazl, Qadian, 14 Aug 1923 and Al-Fazl, Qadian, 28 Sep, 1923.  

Maulvi Muhammad Amin relates:

“Although I had gone to Russia for the propagation of Ahmadiyyat yet I served the interest of the British Government also side by side my preaching because the interests of the Ahmadiyya sect and those of the British government are closely interlinked with each other and whenever I preached my beliefs I must have to serve the British government. The centre of our Ahmadiyya sect is in India, therefore, during my preaching I had to describe the religious freedom and blessings of the British rule in India”  (see Al-Fazl, 28 Sep, 1923).

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“”””Since Muhammad Amin Khan has no passport, as soon as he reached the first Railway Station at Qabza he was held up on the charge of spying for the British. All that he possessed including clothes, books, etc., were seized. He remained there for one month after which he was imprisoned at Ishqaband Jail. From there he was removed to Tashkent via Samarkand under the guard of Muslim Russian Police where he was jailed. During his two month imprisonment, his statements were repeatedly recorded to prove him a British spy. When his statements could not serve their purpose they resorted to threats and tried to allure him. His photographs were taken so that he could easily be recognized  and arrested again. At last he was taken to the Afghan border at Goshgi where he was deported to Herat (Afghanistan).

Since this mujahid had determined to propagate truth in that territory, he preferred death to his return. He, anyhow, again managed to escape from the Russian police and reached Bokhara. There he freely lived for 2 months but was, at last arrested on the charge of spying for the British.  He was subjected to torture and a heart-rendering treatment was meted out to him during his imprisonment. Subsequently, under the guard of the Russian Muslim Police he was deported towards Iran.

Even after these events his thirst did not quench. He got an opportunity to escape at Kakan Railway Station from the Police custody and fled to Bokhara. All the way he travelled on foot. After one week he was arrested in Bokhara and was taken to Samarkand via Kakan. He managed to escape from police custody this time too and reached Bokhara. “”””
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1924

The 2nd Khalifa then resent him to Soviet Russia (via Persia) with Maulvi Zahoor Hussain and Abdul Majid (unknown person). Muhammad Amin and Zahoor travelled separately to Bukhara. (see Bashir Ahmad, “Ahmadiyya British-Jewish connections”, page 89). 
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1926-April edition of the ROR

https://www.reviewofreligions.org/22610/review-of-religions-april-1926-edition/

The photo of Maulvi Muhammad Amin, which appeared in the April-1926 edition of the ROR. He seems to be in a Soviet jail at this time.

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1927

April—he reaches Meshed on his way out of Soviet Russia. He was helped by the Pahlavi dynasty, which seem to be a puppet of the British. He is back in Qadian.
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1934

Per Bashir Ahmad, via his book, “Ahmadiyya British-Jewish connections” and with the sub reference of “Tahrik-e-Arar”, (page 89), Maulvi Muhammad Amin was murdered by Fateh Muhammad Sial (a missionary of the Ahmadiyya Movement) in 1934, since Maulvi Muhammad Amin was friendly with Bashir Ahmad Misri and Fakhur ud Din Multani. The book could also be called as ‘Tehrik-i-Ahrar”.
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1935

His murder in 1934 is described as in self defense (an affray)(See ROR of Dec-1935).
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Links and Related Essay’s

Ahmadiyya missionaries are sent to Russia illegally in 1923-1924

The history of #Ahmadiyya in #russia

https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2019/01/13/who-is-fateh-muhammad-sial/

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