Intro
In 1898, via MGA’s book, “A Revealed Cure for the Bubonic Plague” (see page 2, published on July-23-1898), MGA alleged that he had created 2 medicines that will help with the plague, one is “Tiryaq e ilahi” and the other was “Marham i Esa” (also called “Marham-i-Rasul” or “Marham-e-Hawariyin”).
In the fall of 1898. the Lancet medical journal called Mirza Ghulam Ahmad a blasphemous idiot (see the full scans in the below).
On 19th October, 1899, the Deputy Commissioner of Lahore banned both medicines. MGA and his team appealed the order to the Chief Court of the Panjab dated 8th June, 1900 and lost (See “Religious Life Of India, The Ahmadiya Movement”, by Walter, page 42).
From 1900 onwards, MGA never mentioned the 2 medicines ever again. It should be noted that MGA also semi-created another famous medicine called “Zadham E Ishq” (Love potion) and “Marham-i-Esa”.
In “Jesus in India” (published in Oct-1908), MGA and his team claimed that Bu Ali Sina (Avicenna) had invented the ointment, “Marham-e-Esa” (See pages 69-70, online english edition). However, this book was incomplete even 8 years later in 1908 when MGA died, thus, the 1st Khalifa, Maulvi Noorudin published it an incomplete manuscript. Ironically, 100+ years later and NO Qadiani-Ahmadi has ever been able to complete it.
In 1915, Farquhar mentioned how the British govt. banned MGA’s quack remedy and thus put an end to his medical career (See Farquhar, “Modern Religous Movements in India” (1915).
In 1918, Walter mentioned the governmental ban on “Marham-i-Esa” but not on “Tiryaq e ilahi”.
In 2016, the Qadiani-Ahmadi editors added a footnote in the newest edition of “Jesus in India” and confessed that Bu Ali Sina (Avicenna) had never invented any medicine named “Marham-e-Esa”. According to Qaanun of Avicenna (Al-Qaanun Fi Al-Tibb by Abu Ali Ibn-e-Sina vol. 3 chapter 4 on ointments), Bu Ali Sina (Avicenna) had only invented Marham Dashlikha, Marham-ul-Hawariyyin, and Marham-ur- Rusol, nothing about “Marham-e-Esa”.
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1898
In 1898, via MGA’s book, “A Revealed Cure for the Bubonic Plague” (see page 2, published on July-23-1898), MGA alleged that he had created 2 medicines that will help with the plague, one is “Tiryaq e ilahi” and the other was “Marham i Esa” (also called “Marham-i-Rasul” or “Marham-e-Hawariyin”).
In the fall of 1898. the Lancet medical journal called Mirza Ghulam Ahmad a blasphemous idiot (see the full scans in the below).
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1899
On 19th October, 1899, the Deputy Commissioner of Lahore banned both medicines. MGA and his team appealed the order to the Chief Court of the Panjab dated 8th June, 1900 and lost (See “Religious Life Of India, The Ahmadiya Movement”, by Walter, page 42).
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1900
From 1900 onwards, MGA never mentioned the 2 medicines ever again. It should be noted that MGA also semi-created another famous medicine called “Zadham E Ishq” (Love potion) and “Marham-i-Esa”.
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1908
In “Jesus in India” (published in Oct-1908), MGA and his team claimed that Bu Ali Sina (Avicenna) had invented the ointment, “Marham-e-Esa” (See pages 69-70, online english edition). However, this book was incomplete even 8 years later in 1908 when MGA died, thus, the 1st Khalifa, Maulvi Noorudin published it an incomplete manuscript. Ironically, 100+ years later and NO Qadiani-Ahmadi has ever been able to complete it.
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1915
In 1915, Farquhar mentioned how the British govt. banned MGA’s quack remedy and thus put an end to his medical career (See Farquhar, “Modern Religous Movements in India” (1915).
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1918
In 1918, Walter mentioned the governmental ban on “Marham-i-Esa” but not on “Tiryaq e ilahi”.
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2016
In 2016, the Qadiani-Ahmadi editors added a footnote in the newest edition of “Jesus in India” and confessed that Bu Ali Sina (Avicenna) had never invented any medicine named “Marham-e-Esa”. According to Qaanun of Avicenna (Al-Qaanun Fi Al-Tibb by Abu Ali Ibn-e-Sina vol. 3 chapter 4 on ointments), Bu Ali Sina (Avicenna) had only invented Marham Dashlikha, Marham-ul-Hawariyyin, and Marham-ur- Rusol, nothing about “Marham-e-Esa”.
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Links and Related Essay’s
The Canon of Medicine – Wikipedia
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