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April 2022

The 2nd Khalifa’s speeches in Lahore, at the Islamia College, 1919-1920

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The 2nd Khalifa, Mirza Basheer ud Din Mahmud Ahmad seems to have been making rounds at the Islamia College, Lahore and giving speeches. The Jan-1921 edition of the ROR tells us that an Ahmadi professor named Maulvi Hakam Ali (B.A.), who was teaching at the Islamia College in Lahore (MGA died about 100 yards from here) was attacked by students of all backgrounds for not helping with the non-cooperation movement. Just a year earlier, the 2nd Khalifa gave a speech at the same Islamia college (on 2-26-1919). The Dec-1920 edition of the ROR also discusses how the Ahmadiyya Movement is against the non-cooperation movement. The ROR of Nov-1920 tells us the same. The Aug-Sep-1920 edition of the ROR published a speech entitled, “Muhammad and Ahmad”. This is allegedly a speech from 2-18-1920, it doesn’t specify as to where, it only says Lahore. In this speech, the Khalifa argues that more prophets can come. The July-1920 edition of the ROR gives the substance of the speech in Amritsar on 2-22-1920. The April-May-1920 edition of the ROR reports that the 2nd Khalifa gave a speech on 2-15-20 at the Bradlaugh Hall in Lahore. The Jan-Feb-1919 edition of the ROR reports that the 2nd Khalifa gave a speech on “Islam and the International Relations”, at the Bradlaugh Hall at Islamia College, he gave another speech on “Causes of the Early Dissensions in Islam”, the Muslim Historical Society seems to have invited him.

The father of Khalifa Rasheed ud Din (Khalifa Hameed-ud-Din) famously was a founder of the Anjuman-i-Himayat-i-Islam (founded in 1884, Noorudin was also a member, as well as Allama Iqbal)(in a mosque known as Masjid Bakan inside Mochi Gate, Lahore, by Khalifa Hameed-ud-Din). In 1890, the Anjuman-i-Himayat-i-Islam also published “Ibtal uluhiyyat-i Masih” by Nur ud-Din, with the permission of the author and for the “benefit of the people of Islam”, as it says on the title page. It also publicly endorsed other Ahmadi writings in its monthly Risalah. In the 1890s, as you know, Khwaja Kamal ad-Din and Muhammad Ali taught at Islamia College. Islamia College was established by this very Anjuman. There must have been a lot of interaction between the Ahmadiyya Anjuman in Lahore and the Himayat-i Islam, because since 1914, Islamia College and the Ahmadiyya Buildings were on the same street. Also, how does one explain the role of Muhammad Iqbal? He still had a positive attitude towards members of the Lahore group, such as Khwaja Kamal ad-Din in 1911 and even after that. Why did he change his position later on and attack the community?

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Mirza Tahir Ahmad and his weird prophecy of “Friday the 10th”

Intro
During his Friday Sermon of 28 December 1984, Mirza Tahir Ahmad told the Ahmadiyya world about a dream of his. This story was also mentioned by Hassan Bin Mahmood Odeh in his famous book.

He says:

“Two or three days ago, I was feeling very anxious due to some news I had received. After Zuhr, I laid down to rest, when I started uttering the words ‘Jumuah, Jumuah’, and at the same time, I saw the dial of a clock on which ‘10’ began to shine brightly at the spot where the figure of ‘10’ normally appears [on a dial]. This was not a dream, but a vision seen in a state of wakefulness […]

“Despite the fact that the ‘10’ was exactly at that spot where ‘10’ happens to be on a clock, my mind was perceiving it to be the 10th date i.e. ‘Friday the 10th’. I was uttering in English, ‘Friday the 10th’ […] Allah the Almighty knows better as to which Friday it will be when God Almighty grants this bright sign […] Whenever severe worry has been faced, Allah the Almighty has continuously granted glad tidings in regard to the Jamaat.” (Khutbat-e-Tahir, Vol. 3, p. 777)

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Mirza Masroor Ahmad ordered the hacking/theft of Ahmadiyya Times

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Imran Jattala of @Ahmadiyyatimes is reporting that the Ahmadiyya Khalifa ordered his top flight Ahmadi employees (aka murrabi’s) to have his website hacked. This was because he was asking questions about the raping of Nida Al-Nasser. We covered portions of Imran Jattala’s fallout with Ahmadiyya herein back in January of 2022. This also proves that Damon Stengel’s attack on him was organized and secretly a policy.

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Ahmadiyyat posters were featured for 2 weeks in the Concourse Hallway connecting the Legislative Office Building & State Capitol in Connecticut

Intro
We continue to see Ahmadiyya propaganda in political spaces. Just a few days ago, we were alerted to as “Ahmadiyyat poster Exhibition on Justice” that was featured for 2 weeks in the Concourse Hallway connecting the Legislative Office Building & State Capitol in Connecticut. This was led by Miyan Zahir Muhammad Mannan, who is a fanatical-extremist Ahmadi living in the state of Connecticut. Miyan Zahir Muhammad Mannan is a “Legacy-Ahmadi”, which means that his fanaticism comes from a sense of pride and loyalty to his great grandparents, who were companions of MGA. He is a grandchild of Dr. Mujaddid Ahmed Ijaz and Dr. Lubna Razia Ijaz. Dr. Mujaddid Ahmed Ijaz was the cousin of the famous Dr. Abdus Salam.

The son of Dr. Mujaddid Ahmed Ijaz is Mansoor Ijaz. Mansoor Ijaz has worked for the CIA, he was a huge part of the Memogate controversy. In 2011, he did an interview wherein he discussed his work between the US and Pakistani government. In 2000 and 2001, Ijaz was involved in efforts to broker a ceasefire in Kashmir, the cause of multiple wars between India and Pakistan since independence. He held a series of meetings with senior Indian and Pakistani government officials as well as senior Kashmiri leaders in both Indian and Pakistani-held Kashmir from November 1999 until January 2001, traveling to India secretly on out-of-passport visas. Mansoor Ijaz is a proprietary trader and hedge-fund manager who founded Crescent Investment Management, a New York-based investment firm, in 1990. Crescent operates CARAT, a proprietary trading system developed by Ijaz in the late 1980s based on his graduate research work at MIT. His cousin is the famous Faysal Sohail (first cousin), who lives in the San Francisco Bay Area as a venture-capitalist.

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Imran Ahmad Khan lives in a mansion, doesn’t care what anyone thinks

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A new report from the Guardian came out yesterday wherein additional details about Imran Ahmad Khan have come out. This report tells us that Imran Ahmad Khan sold himself as a “local lad” in the 2019 general election. He made a big deal of being born at the local hospital, where his late father was a doctor and his mum a nurse, and educated at Silcoates, the town’s lesser private school. It was perhaps odd, then, that none of the local Tories seemed to have any idea who he was, with claims he had been “pushed” on to the constituency. He was a stranger even to Nadeem Ahmed, who had been the leader of the Conservative group of Wakefield council since 2014: “Wakefield is a close-knit place. I didn’t know anybody who knew him.” He didn’t even pretend to live locally, giving his address as a Lake District mansion where his mother lived. The Labour party liked to call him “the Windermere candidate”. This report also told us that he has a 3rd brother named Khalid (also a lawyer), we know about Karim Khan.

Check out the article by Sonia Sodha herein. In this essay, Imran Ahmad Khan admits to having consensual sex with a man in 2010.

 

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Muhammad Hijab and Bro Haji discuss the work of #Ahmadiyyafactcheckblog

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About a year ago, Bro Haji began engaging Ahmadi’s and exposing their cult. Since then, he has made a few video with me (#Ahmadiyyfactcheckblog) and continued to expose the Qadiani-Ahmadi’s and Mirza Ghulayaim. A few days ago, he made another video about the Qadiani’s on the Sapience Science youtube channel which really ruffled the feathers of Ahmadi’s. We have posted a few of the highlights on tiktok also.

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Imran Ahmad Khan told another kid that he would give him “the best blowjob of your life

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The guardian reports that there is another kid who was sexually assaulted by Imran Ahmad Khan. This brings the list of boys who were sexually assaulted by Imran Ahmad Khan to 3 and it seems like there will be many more. This also proves that Imran Ahmad Khan is a sexual predator and targets young boys. We also think he was raped as a child and was thus taught all of these behaviors. Nevertheless, in this new report, Imran Ahmad Khan told a kid that he would give him “the best blowjob of your life”. Imran Ahmad Khan then asked him if he had ever done “DP” (double penetration). He said no. He alleges that Imran Ahmad Khan then said something like “why don’t we hang out and have some fun?” before offering to book them a hotel in Henley, “buy lots of cocaine and a prostitute and ‘fuck all weekend’”.

Imran Ahmad Khan is set to resign from his position, check out his twitter post about that herein.

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Did Zafrullah Khan rape Imran Ahmad Khan MP?

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Watch my video on this herein. In terms of the Ahmadiyya Movement, the gay-rape culture is totally learned behavior that was taught from the Mirza family and onto their employees (murrabis), Afzal Upal and Akaash Ashar have testified about this thoroughly. Check out my video on this topic about a year ago. In fact, we still have the case pending in Allen, Texas, wherein an Ahmadi youth leader raped a young boy off and on for many months. Nevertheless, a few days ago, Imran Ahmad Khan MP was found guilty of sexually assaulting a boy who was only 15 years old. Where did Imran Ahmad Khan learn this behavior wherein young boys are raped by older men? We think it has to do with his upbringing in and around the Ahmadiyya Temple in London. In fact, Imran Ahmad Khan admitted to having a special relationship with Zafrullah Khan when he was less than 10 years old (see this tik tok, the full clip can be extracted herein, at the 5:19 mark), Zafrullah Khan was known to be gay and a rapist of young boys under the Ahmadiyya umbrella of protection.

It seems that there were 2 witnesses in this case, the boy that was sexually assaulted and his brother. Imran Ahmad Khan made some sexual advances onto both boys and was rejected. Nevertheless, Imran Ahmad Khan continued his pursuit and forced the youngster to drink gin, dragged him upstairs and asked him to watch gay-pornography before sexually assaulting him. He tried again to have the case heard anonymously on the first day of the trial on the grounds that as an Ahmadi Muslim, both the consumption of alcohol and homosexuality are strictly prohibited, and the reporting of those matters would expose him to “a risk to his safety both here and abroad”. Skynews has made a video about this saga and we have posted it herein.

His brother is the famous Karim Khan. Karim Khan was married to a daughter of Mirza Tahir Ahmad and his since taken a second wife. Karim Khan works as a chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, he was previously working as a British lawyer and a specialist in international criminal law and international human rights law. In 2022, he visited the Ahmadiyya-Humanity First stall in Poland and thus gave the Ahmadiyya Community free press and made it look like the Ahmadiyya Movement is helping refugees, which is a farce.

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The Ahmadiyya Movement and the non-cooperation movement in British-India during 1919-1920

Intro
The non-cooperation movement was a political campaign launched in 1920, by Mahatma Gandhi to have Indians revoke their cooperation from the British government, with the aim of inducing the British to grant self-governance. In 2020, the Ahmadiyya Movement created a new policy in terms of Ahmadi’s attending protests.

In 1913, when Muslims protested in the streets of Cawnpore, they were shot indiscriminately, and the ahmadiyya movement sided with the British government. The Ahmadiyya Movement never worked with Ghandi, nor did they help in the 1919 boycott (See the Mar-Apr-1919 edition of the ROR). The ROR Mar-Apr-1919 even tells us how some Ahmadi’s saved the life of Lieutenant A.C. Tatum in Hafizabad, the Ahmadi’s were Bashir Hayat and Choudri Inaytullah Khan. They even brag about how Ahmadiyya students at Islamia College worked with the government to help (see the ROR of Sep-1921 and July 1921). In fact, the ROR of 1921 reports that the 2nd Khalifa was totally against the non-cooperation movement in British which was led by Ghandi. The Feb-1921 edition of the ROR also mentions the non-cooperation movement and how the Ahmadiyya Movement is against it. The Jan-1921 edition of the ROR tells us that an Ahmadi professor named Maulvi Hakam Ali (B.A.), who was teaching at the Islamia College in Lahore (MGA died about 100 yards from here) was attacked by students of all backgrounds for not helping with the non-cooperation movement. Just a year earlier, the 2nd Khalifa gave a speech at the same Islamia college (on 2-26-1919). The Dec-1920 edition of the ROR also discusses how the Ahmadiyya Movement is against the non-cooperation movement. The ROR of Nov-1920 tells us the same. Ghandi was mentioned in the ROR of April-1934 also. Ghandi was mentioned in the ROR of Oct-1932 and March of 1933. Ghandi’s principle of Adinsa is discussed at length in the ROR of June-1933. Ghandi is mentioned in the ROR of May-1937 and Oct-1939. 

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