Intro
In 1934-1936, Maulvi Muhammad Din (also spelled as Maulvi Muhammad-uddin Sahib) was the pioneer missionary sent to Albania by the 2nd Khalifa. He was deported and sent away, the ship he was on was torpedo and he died (while enroute to Durbun, South Africa). His grandson is an ex-Qadiani and can be found at Speakers corner (Jamal ud Din). At the 1936 Jalsa at Qadian (See ROR of Jan-1937), the 2nd Khalifa alleged that new missionary centers had been setup in Albania.
In 1945, Sir Chaudhry Zafarulla Khan and Jalaluddin Shams met Ahmet Muhtar Zogolli who had served the Albanians in the capacity of prime minister, president and finally as king of Albania. He was conveyed the message of Ahmadiyyat by the delegation (See the Al-Hakam). The ROR of March-1945 alleges that the Ahmadiyya Movement has established a mission in Albania. The ROR of Nov-1945 alleges that there is an active Qadiani-Ahmadi mission in Albania.
In 1995, Mirza Tahir Ahmad was claiming that there were 45,000 new converts to Ahmadiyya (a lie)(at the 1995 UK Jalsa).
In 2022, there are barely 10 Qadiani-Ahmadi’s in all of Albania. Ahmadiyya sources claim 52 Ahmadi’s, however, this is a lie (see page 32).
In 2015, Maulana Shahid Ahmad was listed as the President of Albania (See page 32). An Ahmadi missionary, Javaid Iqbal Nasir was also there, in 2015, he was the regional Murrabi and also seems to be working out of Kosovo, both of these countries are managed via Germany.
In 2026, an Albanian Ahmadi (on TikTok as @feko836 aka Pasha) asked me if I had read this specific book and wrote anything about it. See my review…
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