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Humanity First is a fraudulent marketing arm of the Ahmadiyya Movement, they have one registered in each Western country. We recently found the balance sheet for Humanity First-USA and it shows that 40% of money donated to Humanity First in 2019 went to payroll expenses. For 2019, Total revenue: 2,574,213 (line 12)Grants: 705, 465 (line 13)Salaries, employee benefits: 942,312 (line 15). Thus, 2.5 million funds raised, almost 1 million goes to employees/salaries? And just 705,500 went to the actual cause (grants)? That would be about 30% money going to the cause (anonymous analysis from the islam_Ahmadiyya reddit forum). Also, a big portion of the donations goes directly to sponsor Ahmadi refugees ONLY. It’s basically money being spent to being Ahmadis to the West. Essentially, it is tied directly to the Jamaa’t even though the Jamaa’t claims that it’s separate from the Jamaa’t.

What you are talking about is “Program Expense Ratio”, It is a dubious number. It can be calculated from the form 990. Which is Part IX line 25B ÷ Part IX line 25A . 91% for Humanity first. As you can see, the salaries have been folded into program expenses, along with everything else. Charities are rife with accounting games in the US, every rich person has a charitable org to park money. This is what Mirza Tahir Ahmad cashed in on back in the 1990’s when he invented Humanity First.

One other huge point is That in the UK for every £1 donated the jamaat will receive 20p (20%) back from the UK govt so if they are raising £2m they will receive £400,000 back from the govt Which they can do whatever they like with as it’s tax free. That’s why charities are a big business in the UK. Even charities that say 100% donation they may donate your £1 but they will keep the 20p which they claim back from the govt. so imagine if you were raising £1m every year, you would have an income of £200k tax free for your own disposal!

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The Ahmadiyya Movement and Mirza Ghulam Ahmad are almost identical to Mormonism and Joseph Smith. The ROR of Nov-1934 discusses Mormonism and Joseph Smith. In the ROR of Aug-1934 (see page 321), an Ahmadi missionary (Sufi Muti-ur-Rahman Bengali) who was working in the USA was asked about Mormon prophets and if they were accepted by the Ahmadiyya Movement, Sufi Muti-ur-Rahman Bengali hesitated at first, but then confessed that yes, all prophets were sent by the Ahmadi god. Confucius, Buddha and Krishna were also mentioned. In 1986, Garth N. Jones wrote “The Ahmadis of Islam: A Mormon Encounter and Perspective“. Read our essay on the FLDS (Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints) and Ahmadiyya.

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The ROR of Nov-1934 has reproduced the Friday Sermon of the 2nd Khalifa on Oct-19-1934. This was just a few days before the famous “Ahrar Tableegh Conference”, just outside Qadian on 21–23 of October 1934. In December of 1934, Syed Ata Ullah Shah Bukhari was given 6 months of prison for disturbing the peace. However, he won on appeal in the summer of 1935 (the Khosla judgement) and never spent a single day in prison.

Nevertheless, back to the Friday Sermon of Oct-19-1934, in this sermon, the 2nd Khalifa ordered all the Ahmadi Murrabi’s to come to his house (Dar ul Anwar) after the Friday service. They were going to be sent out to gain influence in terms of the forthcoming assembly elections. They would be sent to Sarghoda, Jhang and Mianwali districts.

The 2nd Khalifa then announced that the Punjab government had placed certain restrictions on the Ahmadi’s at Qadian (which the 2nd Khalifa disagreed with, however, was outwardly cooperating). The Punjab government didn’t want any Ahmadi’s hold a stick in their hand, up to the 27th of October. The 2nd Khalifa complains that he came to Masjid Aqsa without a stick today and he expects Ahmadi’s to do the same, even though this was against his family traditions. He goes to claim that he has 2 announcements, the first one is that NO Ahmadi should do any violence vs. Muslims, in fact, the Khalifa says that even if an Ahmadi is about to get killed, an ahmadi shouldn’t stop walking, just take photo’s. The 2nd announcement is delayed by the Khalifa until after the “Ahrar Tableegh Conference”.

The Khalifa goes on to claim that the Government (the punjab government) has insulted the Ahmadiyya Community by allowing the “Ahrar Tableegh Conference”. The 2nd Khalifa argues that the Ahmadiyya Community is the most loyal community in the entire British Colonial Empire. The 2nd Khalifa argues that the Ahmadiyya Community has spent 100,000’s of rupees on loyalty to the government and supporting the government and has never even asked for copper in return.

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Maulvi Muhammad Sadiq was a missionary of the Qadiani-Ahmadi’s from 1934–1950. He was sent to Sumatra, Indonesia in 1933 (See the ROR of Jan-Feb-1934 and the ROR of Aug-1934). By 1938 he was in nearby Singapore and doing Ahmadiyya work, in 1945, he was in Indonesia per Ahmadiyya sources. He was sent to Singapore again from 1949–1957 and 1958-1962. He then seems to have returned to Rabwah.

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In the ROR of Aug-1934 (see page 321), an Ahmadi missionary (Sufi Muti-ur-Rahman Bengali) who was working in the USA was asked about Mormon prophets and if they were accepted by the Ahmadiyya Movement, Sufi Muti-ur-Rahman Bengali hesitated at first, but then confessed that yes, all prophets were sent by the Ahmadi god. Confucius, Buddha and Krishna were also mentioned. ROR-1934 August.

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It seems that in mid 1930’s, the 2nd Khalifa was inspired by Hitler and used many of his ideas as he created Ahmadiyya institutions like Khuddam-ul-Ahmadiyya and Lajna. In the June-1934 edition of the ROR, it is written how Hitler has revolutionized the life of women in Nazi Germany. The ROR of May-1934 mentions Hitler and the Jews. Mein Kamph is quoted in terms of the Jews. The ROR of June-1934 talks about Nazi Germany.

By 1936, the 2nd Khalifa boasted how he would like to be like Hitler and was upset that most young Ahmadi’s hadn’t joined Majlis Khuddam ul Ahmadiyya. Also check out “Muslim Encounters with Nazism and the Holocaust: The Ahmadi of Berlin and Jewish Convert to Islam Hugo Marcus”. You can read about the early history of Ahmadiyya in Germany herein. Also read about Mr. Kunze, a NAZI tank captain, who converted to Ahmadiyya and escaped imprisonment.

Click to access Roy-o-Kashuf-Syedna-Mahmud.pdf

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In 2022, there are barely 5-10 Ahmadi’s in all of Lebanon, there are no Ahmadi missionaries and no Ahmadiyya temples, in fact, they are not allowed to even register as a religious community. In 1958, via “Our Foreign Missions” 1961 edition, by Mirza Mubarak Ahmad, grandson of MGA, there is an entry for Lebanon wherein they allege that there is an ahmadiyya missionary working in Lebanon.

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Professor Qazi Muhammad Aslam is famous with the Qadiani-Ahmadi’s. In the 1930’s he was a prominent figure and even gave a speech at the 1933 Jalsa at Qadian. He wrote an essay in the ROR of Sep-1934. Again, he gave a speech at the 1934 Jalsa at Qadian. In 1944, (see ROR of July-1944) he was working at the Government College in Lahore as the Head of the Philosophy Department.

By the 1960’s, he was working as head of the Psychology Department, Karachi University, Karachi and translating books of Mirza Bashir Ahmad into english, he is also listed as working at the University of the Punjab (Lahore) in this same era and helped to translate. In 1972, he translated MGA’s book, “Elucidation of Objectives” {Taudih-e-Maram (Urdu)} into english for the first time ever.

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In an official document presented to the Governor General of India, the Ahmadiyya Movement and the 2nd Khalifa claim to have many local converts to Ahmadiyya (See ROR of April-1934). However, this seems to be a lie, by 2008 there were no Ahmadi’s in Algeria, nor were there any missionaries. However, by 2017, there has been some movement, the 5th Khalifa gave a Friday sermon and mentioned Ahmadi’s in Algeria. Mohamed Fali, aged 46, is now living in Morrocco, and he seems to have fled from Algeria wherein he was working as the National President of the Ahmadiyya Community at Algeria from 2009 to 2018. Hassan Bin Mahmood Odeh tells the world that in 1988, some young Algerian’s, who were seeking visa’s converted to Ahmadiyya and he even met them in Tilford, they left soon after getting their visa’s. 

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