Intro
In 2011, Maulvi Iftekhar Ahmed was contacted regarding this answer given by Mirza Masroor Ahmad. A critic said that this was wrong & the Prophet (saw) had said that one would stay in the grave (qabr) or barzakh after death and would go to Paradise/Hell only after the Day of Resurrection (yawm al-qiyāmah). (1/24) He said that according to “all” scholars one would stay in the grave & the destined dweller of Paradise/Hell would have a window to see his place in Paradise/Hell, and that what Ḥuḍūr (aba) had said would be contrary to the sources of Islam, i.e. the Qur’ān and Sunnah. (2/24).
In 2020, check out his comments vs. Naureen Ghaury vs. the German Ahmadiyya Jamaat.
In 2023, a Qadiani-Ahmadi Maulvi from Germany named Iftekhar Ahmed showed up to the stream with Dawah Wise and discussed and a shorter version on Dialogue with Imtiaz. He came on the stream and claimed that there isn’t ijma on anything in Islam. This directly contradicts MGA, who claimed that the first ever ijma happened on the alleged death of Eisa (as) when Muhammad (saw) died (see 3:144 of the quran). He was soooo unprepared, he claimed that Tuwuffa only has 2 meanings in the Quran. He also has no idea about the “Yuz Asaf Theory”.
In 2024 (Oct-Nov), Maulvi Iftekhar Ahmed alleged that Muhammad (Saw) used harsh words (naozobillah). He quotes Mishkat Al-Masabih and alleges that Muhammad (Saw) compared “”corrupt religious scholars to apes and swine”” and accused them of being “The Worst Creatures Under the Canopy of the Heavens”. Maulvi Iftekhar Ahmed also explained how this was a “statement of fact”. However, he didn’t even give a proper reference so that we can double check it, he seems to have presented 2 quotes into one. We have only found this one in terms of apes (from Sunnah.com) and “worst creatures”.
In 2026, I saw some statements by Maulvi Iftekhar Ahmed on twitter about MGA and the Chanda scam (Wasiyyat scam). In the course of this conversation, Maulvi Iftekhar Ahmed said that MGA said: “Prayer in a mosque built by a girl (Kanchani) is not valid” (See Al-Hakam, No. 19, Vol. 7, dated 24 April 1903, p. 11), MGA also said that in terms of Buildings, etc., made from bribery or other unlawful wealth, MGA said that “The ruling of the Sharia is that he should repent. Whoever has the right to that property should have it returned to him” (See Al-Badr, No. 10, Vol. 2, dated 27 March 1903, p. 76). I showed Maulvi Iftekhar how MGA said the opposite and he quickly disengaged, the topic was Mirza Ghulam Ahmad’s fatwa on money from Prostitutes or Haraam means.
In 2026 (Jun), Maulvi Iftekhar Ahmed wrote an article on “When grammar became dangerous: Ibn ‘Ashur, Quran 62:4 and the two inherited readings of ‘wa-akharina minhum’“. In this article, he accused Ibn Ashur in terms of his Quranic exegesis at-Tahrir wa-t-tanwir, at this very verse, he made a move earlier exegetes had not made. He said, in the strongest grammatical language, that the genitive reading is “not permissible” (la yajuz). He did not adopt the inherited accusative reading in its old form either. Instead, as the survey below will show, he rerouted the syntax through “unto them” (‘alayhim) and through an “object accompanying the action” (maf‘ul ma‘ah). The inherited field of possibilities was no longer left open. Maulvi Iftekhar Ahmed also quoted the Tafsir Kitab Allah al-‘Aziz by Hud b. Muhakkam al-Huwwari, an early Ibaadi exegete of the third Hijri century and accused Hud b. Muhakkam al-Huwwari of supporting the Ahmadiyya concept of the 2nd coming of Muhammad (Saw)(naozobillah) and via 62:3 of the Quran (62:4 in the Kadiani Koran).
In 2026 (Aug), Maulvi Ifetkhar Ahmad posted all over twitter and alleged that MGA only didn’t partial Takfir of Muslims. Maulvi Iftekhar Ahmad alleged that there was a 1941 edition of Kalimatul Fasl and 8 years later, in 1953 (See the tweets), Mirza Bashir Ahmad admitted that he made a mistake on Ahmadiyya Takfir in the 1915-1916 edition of Kalimatul Fasl. Maulvi Ifetkhar Ahmad also argued that the first edition had been taken to mean that the Jamāʿat had been “completely severed from the other Muslims”. His answer is unambiguous: “this was never the purport of my writing”. The 1941 edition was expanded specifically to remove that misunderstanding. Maulvi Ifetkhar Ahmad alleged that Mirza Bashir Ahmad said the passage did not mean Aḥmadīs and other Muslims had been completely cut off from one another, and explained that some expressions there were special terminology shaped by that particular polemical setting. Maulvi Ifetkhar Ahmad alleges that Mirza Bashir Ahmad then addresses the very category now being invoked: “We have never, in the millī sense, cut ourselves off from the other Muslims and declared ourselves a separate Ummah.” He also says Aḥmadīs and other Muslims are together in being included in the Ummah Muḥammadiyyah. Maulvi Ifetkhar Ahmad alleges that Mirza Bashir Ahmad said that his 14-year-old student-era comment rescue the argument. I refused to treat non-Aḥmadīs indiscriminately as kuffār bi-llāh, bi-rasūli llāh or bi-dīn al-Islām, while calling rejection of MGA is kufr in relation to him.
In 2026 (Aug), per Maulvi Iftekhar Ahmad (See his tweets), MGA and his team of writers argued that to confine God’s perfect power within bounded laws would therefore make the unlimited limited (See BA, RK-1, pages 480-481-Urdu)(page 230, online English edition).

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