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A former-Ahmadi named Fazal Qureshi interviewed on Zaitoon FM just the other day and explained how he lived in East Africa (Uganda and Tanzania) and even arranged for a Mercedes was given to Mirza Tahir Ahmad when he visited over 20+ years ago. Fazal Qureshi explained how he has donated over 500k to the Mirza family and was now broke and in need of medical attention and the Mirza family has totally turned on him.
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In a recent interview (33:34 time stamp), Maulvi Ataul Mujeeb Rashid admitted that in 1973, while working for the Mirza family in the UK, Mirza Nasir Ahmad called him his treasure holder. This was in terms of cash money from Ahmadi’s, it was never accounted for in any Ahmadiyya chanda scheme and was spent frivolously (see the clip on tik tok and twitter).
Maulvi Ataul Mujeeb Rashid reveals how Mirza Tahir Ahmad didn’t even need to walk through immigration processing, they were met by an official who simply stamped Mirza Tahir Ahmad’s passport in an illegal way and allowed him into the UK. Maulvi Ataul Mujeeb Rashid also revealed how Mr. Shahnawaz had donated a Mercedes Benz to the Mirza Tahir Ahmad. Maulvi Ataul Mujeeb Rashid also revealed how Dr. Abdus Salam was there in the UK in 1984 and got the first mulaqat with Mirza Tahir Ahmad. Maulvi Ataul Mujeeb Rashid also revealed how Mirza Masroor Ahmad was overseeing all the arrangements for the burial of Mirza Tahir Ahmad in 2003 and the election process as “Nazir-e-Ala”. Maulvi Ataul Mujeeb Rashid also reveals a new story about Mirza Masroor Ahmad at the Fazl Mosque complex during the election process.
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Maulvi Noonan alleged (at the 1:03:27 mark) that Maulvi Nur ud Din was a Muhaddith (muhadas), that is a blatant lie. In fact, MGA claimed to be simply a Muhaddith (muhadas) from 1891 to 1901. He also lied and claimed that some of the teachers of Nur ud Din were the sons (see pages 23-30) of Shah Wali ullah of Delhi, specifically Hazrat Shah Abdul Ghani (he was dead by 1812). However, this is a total lie, since Hazrat Shah Abdul Ghani (a son of Shah Wali ullah of Delhi) was dead by 1812. Thus, this entire story in Ahmadiyya history seems to be a lie.
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MGA had a long history with the Nur Afshan magazine (a Christian magazine). Nur-i-Afshan, an Urdu language periodical published by the Presbyterian Mission in the Punjab, from 1873 to 1944, from various places of pre-partition India including Ludhiana, Ambala and Lahore. Sometimes published weekly, and other times bi-monthly, Nur-i-Afshan, was a multifaceted news magazine and carried local and international news summaries, government postings, commodity prices, and advertisements, but also opinion articles, essays, proverbs, and poems. The gazette’s acceptance of unsolicited articles and editorial commitment to present contrasting perspectives fostered an early form of ‘information commons’ that was different in style and format to the Urdu and English newspapers that developed during this same period.
The Ewing Memorial Library of the Forman College (A Chartered University) holds Nur-i-Afshan back file from Vol.1 to Vol 73 published in 1944. Details about its discontinuation or further publishing or any additional volumes, is not available. The periodical was mainly published in Urdu with some volumes and supplements in English. However, in year 1897, this was published in Urdu and English simultaneously with different volume numbers. This practice continued till 1908. We have English only versions for the period 1902-03. The missing volumes from Ewing Memorial Library collection are: vol 2-1874, vol 14-1886, vol 16-1888, vols 20-21-1892-93, vol 5-1901 (Eng ver), vol 36-1908, vol 43-1915, vols 47-49- 1919-21, vol 51-1923, vol 56-1928, vol 60-1932, vol 64-1936, vol 68-1940 and vol 71-1943. Total count of the scanned images in this collection is 31401 and total size is 2794 GB. Extent of original material: 1 Weekly News Magazine (61 Volumes available).
The Nur-i-Afshan(نور افشاں) was a Christian weekly from Ludhiana, that:
Scans of the original paper that are relevant to this site are being reproduced below:
Review of Braheen, Part 4, Page 2
Review of Braheen, Part 4, Page 1
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It seems that an anonymous Ahmadi blogger has totally disassociated himself from Craig Considine. However, this anonymous blogger seems to have attended classes at Rice University wherein Craig Considine was the professor. Somehow, Craig knows this blogger intimately and thus gave his blog entry credibility. Nevertheless, an Ahmadi Maulvi, Iftikhar Ahmad immediately chimed in and said that this blogger didn’t represent the Ahmadiyya Movement’s position on Craig.
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Based on this spreadsheet created by Akber Chauhdary, it seems that MGA and his team wrote roughly 10,123 pages via their books. This number does not include announcements or newspaper articles, strictly the books. 4006 pages in English, via 47 books. 6177 pages are remaining via 34 books. Furthermore, we must add 1000 to 4006, since snippets of MGA’s urdu/arabic books are in Tadhkirah, Essense of Islam and in other places. Thus, roughly 50% of MGA’s books are available in English in 2024.
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