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In this video, Mirza Masroor totally contradicts Mirza Ghulam Ahmad as he dismisses dreams as being 90% made up and says that Muslims see a lot of prophets in dreams only because they read their stories in the Quran and that they see the prophet Muhammad SAW in dreams telling them that MGA is false. Mirza Ghulam Ahmad had argued endlessly that dreams and visions will continue on earth until the day of judgement, in fact, in Barahin-i-Ahmadiyya (vol’s 1–4), MGA argued that islam was superior to all other religions because Allah still spoke to Muslims. In another video, Masroor admits that he never saw a dream about his mission as a khalifa neither before khilafat or after. Mirza Masroor Ahmad even argues that sometimes based on what you eat, you might get dreams.

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A few years ago, Khurram Shah told Kashif Shehzada that MGA’s revelations weren’t binding for Muslims to accept (39:55 mark), check out the clip on twitter herein. It seems that Khurram Shah didn’t know what MGA wrote in 1902, nor did he know the full breadth of comments by MGA on those who deny his prophethood. Mirza Ghulam Ahmad did in-fact do aggressive Takfir vs. 1 billion Muslims, we have posted the full timeline in the below. We leave you here with one quote from 1902:

In Tuhfatun-Nadwah, MGA claimed to be the arbiter (al-hakam) as explained via sahih hadith, and thus all Muslims who reject MGA. In this book, MGA said:

“””All Muslims are obligated to obey me in matters of religion and to accept me as the Promised Messiah. Those who have received my message but do not accept me as their arbiter or as the Promised Messiah nor believe in the Divine origins of my revelation will be accountable for this in the heavens even if they are Muslims. For they have rejected that which they should have accepted at its proper time.””” (see page 15, online english edition).

They also discussed 3:45 of the Quran and how Allah named Eisa (as), as the messiah, son of mary. They also discussed how Allah called believers as Muslim in 22:78.

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Qasim Rashid was approved by his Khalifa to run for political office a few years ago, however, he kept losing while he was living in Virginia and a tough Republican district. However, he recently moved to Naperville, Illinois (Illinois’s 11th congressional district – Wikipedia) and has been active democratic circles and has just told the world that he is in fact running for Congress next year in 2024. He grew up in Illinois’s 11th congressional district which covers Dupage county. It’s quite possible that he is using a Qadiani-Ahmadi’s house and address in Dupage County. Interestingly, Qasim Rashid posted a video wherein he lied about the voting rights in Pakistan for his family. Ahmadi’s are totally allowed to vote, however, their Khalifa won’t let them. Qadiani-Ahmadi argue that they would have to accept themselves as non-Muslims, but they already do that when they get an ID and Passport. Qasim Rashid also claims that he grew up on food stamps, however, his father worked for the Ahmadiyya Movement as an employee and got rations for food, was his family double dipping? There is a Qadiani-Ahmadi temple (Baitul Jaamay Mosque) in nearby in Glen Ellyn, this seems to be wherein Qasim Rashid is getting support. He seems to have had beef with other Qadiani-Ahmadi’s on twitter and specifically, Mansura Minhas has a public beef with him.

In 2022, he is so desperate for Christan attention that he posted a Merry Christmas message on twitter and lied about the Ahmadiyya beliefs on Jesus (as). He alleged that Ahmadi’s believe in the miracles of Jesus (as), that’s a lie! Qasim Rashid even lied about the Ahmadiyya belief about the birth of Jesus (as), Ahmadi’s don’t believe in any miraculous birth, instead they believe in Parthenogenesis since 1921. He also lied about the second coming of Jesus (as), he didn’t tell the Christians that he believes that MGA is the second coming.

In 2023, he will be managing the Mayoral campaign for Benny White for Naperville. This is how Qasim is slowly trying to make a name for himself in Naperville. We also think he is working for the Ahmadiyya Movement and working their asylum claims. Qasim Rashid hasn’t had a job in years, he was so desperate for money in 2020, that he paid himself from campaign funds. In 2020, he ran for Virginia Senate and lost. He was getting lots of out of state funding, which is suspicious. His finances were so bad that he sued JOSEPH CECIL VANDEVERE in 2021 for 75,000. His dad is an official employee of the Ahmadiyya Movement Canada, in fact, he only immigrated to America since his father was transferred to work in the USA. His sister quietly left Ahmadiyya and married a Sunni man and thus became Muslim (she was allegedly pardoned in 2022). His brother, Tayyab Rashid masquerades as the Muslim Marine on twitter and claims to have some businesses. In 2018, he was confronted by Jesse Lee (a conservative Christian) about his many contradictions. In 2017, he was called about by Ali Rizvi about MGA’s takfiri comments (wherein MGA called his deniers as Kafirs), and the lies told by Qasim Rashid. In 2016, he attacked the famous Ex-Ahmadi, Nabeel Qureshi. In 2017, a group of Ex-Ahmadi’s made this video wherein they exposed the lies of Qasim Rashid. Also in 2017, Qasim Rashid stated that anyone who calls Ahmadi’s as non-Muslims are terrorists (see the scan in the below) he even attacked Professor Johnathan Brown. In 2016, he was exposed by Pamela Geller. Again, in 2016, he was exposed for trying to take credit for something he didn’t do. In 2022,Qasim Rashid claims that in sharia (islamic law), an abortion is allowed if a fetus is non viable, however, he gives no quranic references.

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Mirza Ghulam Ahmad was taking money from poor Ahmadi’s and living lavishly in Qadian. He seems to have been caught in the 1905-6 era when new female Ahmadi’s would come to Qadian to visit and see the living standards of MGA’s wife and extended family, which covered all the employees that lived within MGA’s house, like Muhammad Ali, Ahsan Amrohi, Noorudin and others. In some case, MGA admitted to misappropriation of funds. In 1900, Maulvi Abdul Karim told us the same.

If you go 10:50 into US Jamaat president’s (Mirza Maghfoor Ahmad) Jalsa 2019 speech he’ll say that those who don’t pay chanda will be kicked out of the jamaat. He quoted MGA saying…”you got 3 months”, if you don’t pay something, you will be kicked out.

Check out this video from an Ex-Ahmadi. 
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Sufi Abdul Ghafoor was the first ever Qadiani-Ahmadi Maulvi sent to China in 1935. He was forced to flee by the Chinese government and by 1937, the mission was totally abandoned by the Qadiani-Ahmadi’s (See Brush) and even today in 2023, there are NO Qadiani-Ahmadi’s in China, no Maulvi’s and no mission houses. In this video, Mirza Tahir Ahmad seems to talk about him and his work in China.

In 1962 (May-5), Qadiani-Ahmadi Maulvi Abdul Ghafoor Soofi (who was working as the “Missionary-in-Charge”, See Ahmadiyya Gazette of Oct-2021) gave an interview with The Afro-American of Sat, May 05, 1962 ·Page 17 wherein he called “Black Muslims” as those that are full of hatred and misrepresent Islam. Qadiani-Ahmadi Maulvi Abdul Ghafoor Soofi came to the USA in March of 1962. Qadiani-Ahmadi Maulvi Abdul Ghafoor Soofi is touring Ahmadiyya centers in the USA and recently came to a small Ahmadiyya center at 716 N. Fremont Ave in Baltimore which is ran by Samir Sultan. There are allegedly 20 Ahmadiyya centers in the USA in 1962. Soofi alleges that there are 3000 Ahmadi’s in the USA. Soofi said that Ahmadiyya has nothing in common with the NOI.

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Her mother was Sarah Begum—married the 2nd Khalifa in 1925, she was dead by 1933. she seems to have died while giving birth, both the child and the mother died tragically. Her elder brother is the famous Mirza Rafi Ahmad and her younger brother is Mirza Hanif Ahmad. She was born in 1929, she was barely 3 years old when her mother died in 1932. Per Ahmadiyya sources, she and her brothers moved into the house of the 2nd Khalifa’s first wife, Umme-Nasir, however, Amatul Naseer Begum was raised by Nusrat Jehan Begum. After partition (1947), Ahmadiyya sources allege that she used to go around in a locality in Lahore by night with others and provide blankets to those who did not have any.

In 1948, when the Mirza family was moving in at Rabwah, Amatul Naseer Begum accompanied Nusrat Jehan Begum to Rabwah and remained with her until she died in 1952. In this era, Amatul Naseer Begum was in her late teens and early 20’s. It’s unclear when she got married. In 2011, her son-in-law wrote about her.

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In 1932, Mirza Hanif Ahmad was born at Qadian to the 2nd Khalifa and his wife #4, Sarah Begum.

In 1933, his mother died mysteriously and thus, he never met his mom. His elder brother is the famous Mirza Rafi Ahmad (born in 1927), who contested the voting for Khilafat in 1965 and 1982. His only sister is Amatul Naseer Begum (born in 1930).

In 1947 (Aug-Sep), he moved to Lahore with the majority of the Mirza family during partition.

In 1948, he moved to Rabwah with the extended Mirza family. Ahmadiyya sources allege that among the offspring of the 2nd Khalifa, he had the greatest proficiency in Persian and was very well-read in terms of books of MGA His wife relates that he told her he had read the books, or most of them, twenty to twenty five times. He had extraordinary love for Qadian and in spite of bad health had been going there regularly for the past few years.

In 1959, Ahmadiyya sources allege that he received his religious education from Madrassa Ahmadiyya and Jamia Ahmadiyya, Qadian. He passed his matric exam privately and gained further education. He attained LLB with the condition that he would not practice [law]. He was married in 1959 to Tahira Begum Sahiba and they had four children. Salman Ahmad Sahib, Amtul Momin Hina Sahiba, Meena Mubaraka Sahiba and Amtul Samee Sahiba. His wife relates that when in Sierra Leone he had the first ever science block built in an Ahmadiyya school in Bo City. He personally supervised the construction of the block. People of Sierra Leone remember Sahibzada Sahib to this day.

In 1962 he went abroad to serve the Community and served as principal of secondary school in Sierra Leone till 1969. He compiled a book containing MGA’s pronouncements and poetic verses in Urdu, Persian and Arabic and his revelations. The book was published in 2004. He had another book published which consisted of MGA’s Urdu, Persian and Arabic poetry. This book is a masterpiece.

In the 1990’s, his son, Mirza Salman Ahmad was married to Attiya Tul Hadi Shaima Ahmad, daughter of Dr. Mir Daud Ahmad.

In 2014 (Feb-17), Mirza Hanif Ahmad died.

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She appears in the history of #Ahmadiyya in 1926, the 2nd Khalifa (Mirza Basheer ud Din Mahmud Ahmad), married her (See Fazl-e-Omar, online english edition, pages 220-221). From 1921 to 1926, the 2nd Khalifa married 3 times (in only 5 years), however, one of his wives (Amtul Hai, wife #2 had died in 1924) had died and he only had 3 wives in the early part of 1926, thus, he married Aziza Begum. It’s unclear how old Aziz Begum was in 1926, she seems to have been 12 years old, since the 2nd Khalifa claimed that in 1914, Abu Bakr Yousaf had inquired if the 2nd Khalifa was interested in taking another child bride.

Aziza Begum’s father is reported to have been a devoted Ahmadi, his name was Seth Abu Bakr (also spelled as Seth Abu Bakr Yusuf and Abu Bakr Yousaf) of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia and living in Hyderabad-Deccan, Central India (from roughly 1870-1945) in Ahmadiyya history. Aziza Beghum’s brother was Mir Muhammad Saeed (also spelled Mir Muhammad Sa’id, he also lived in Hyderabad-Deccan, Central India and is alleged to have traveled to Saudi Arabia to conduct tabligh on behalf of the Ahmadiyya Movement.

Azizah Beghum and the 2nd Khalifa only had 2 sons, Mirza Wasim Ahmad and Mirza Naeem Ahmad, these were 2 kids out of 23 children that the 2nd Khalifa had, with his 7 wives. The whereabouts of their offspring is unknown, Mirza Wasim Ahmad lived in Qadian, India, so his children must also be there. Mirza Naeem is totally unknown.

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Seth Abu Bakr (also spelled as Seth Abu Bakr Yusuf) of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia and living in Hyderabad-Deccan, Central India (from roughly 1870-1945) in Ahmadiyya history. In 1901, his son [Mir Muhammad Saeed (also spelled Mir Muhammad Sa’id)] is mentioned as someone who donated towards the construction of the Minaratul Masih.

In 1926, the 2nd Khalifa (Mirza Basheer ud Din Mahmud Ahmad), married his daughter (Aziza Begum)(See Fazl-e-Omar, online english edition, pages 220-221). Azizah Beghum and the 2nd Khalifa only had 2 sons, Mirza Wasim Ahmad and Mirza Naeem Ahmad, these were 2 kids out of 23 children that the 2nd Khalifa had, with his 7 wives.

Seith Abu Bakr Yousaf was thus the maternal grandfather of Mirza Wasim Ahmad and Mirza Naeem Ahmad, who both seem to have been born in the 1920’s and 1930’s. Thus, he was an important figure with the Qadiani’s and had access to the 2nd Khalifa’s houses at Qadian. He goes missing in the history of Ahmadiyya after 1926. His maternal grandsons were born in the 1920’s and 1930’s at Qadian (Mirza Wasim Ahmad and Mirza Naeem Ahmad), you would think he would have been back and forth to visit them. He may have been dead by 1947.

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