Intro
Mirza Nasir Inam Ahmad is the Principal at Jamia-UK (since at least 2018). He is rumored to be the 6th Khalifa when Masroor dies. We are unsure through which lineage he is related to the Mirza family. The AMAUK spent 3+ million on him and his Jamia in 2022 and paid his salary+.
His father was Mirza Sa’eed Ahmad (aka Mirza Ghulam Ahmad), a paternal-great-grandson of MGA, via Mirza Sultan Ahmad and Mirza Aziz Ahmad.
His brothers are Mirza Fazl Ahmad is the Nazir Ta’leem (director of education) in Rabwah and Mirza Ihsan Ahmad is in America. Even though he has a secular job, he is also serving the Jama’at there as the finance secretary in the national ‘Amila (administrative body) as well as the Officer Jalsa Gah. One of his sisters is married to Mir Mahmood Ahmad, son of Mir Mas’ood Ahmad. He is also a life-devotee and currently serving as the Nazir Sehat (director of health).
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2018
Three ‘Leaks’: 151 names uploaded on website to find their trace, SC told – Business Recorder (brecorder.com)
20187181573550862PanamaListofPeoples.pdf (fbr.gov.pk)
Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) Friday expressed its inability to investigate and tax as many as 151 Pakistanis whose names appeared in the Panama Leaks, the Offshore Leaks and the Paradise Leaks. Supreme Court had formed a three-member committee headed by governor State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) to devise a mechanism in consultation with chairman FBR and federal finance secretary to recover undeclared wealth of Pakistanis stashed abroad who are operating accounts in foreign countries without disclosing particulars of their assets and tax payments in Pakistan.
While forming the committee during adjudication of a suo motu notice taken over the issue, Chief Justice Mian Saqib Nisar on February 15 categorically asked the governor SBP to make sure that the “task” must be carried out without creating panic. He was also asked to inform the court about any grey area, if any, in the law. Submitting a report on Friday, the FBR apprised the court that in pursuance of the court’s directives a list of 151 Pakistanis whose whereabouts are not possible to trace has been uploaded on the website of the Board to seek information from citizens of the country.
The FBR submitted that it is facing problems in identifying and contacting certain persons who own offshore companies and whose names were disclosed in the Panama Leaks, the Offshore Leaks and the Paradise Leaks due to unavailability of their complete addresses and particulars. Providing the names and available particulars of such 151 Pakistanis through a CMA, the FBR has requested citizens of Pakistan having any information that can lead to identification and tracing of these persons to discharge their national duty by contacting the Board.
Giving available details of a total of 151 Pakistanis, the FBR assured the general public that identification of the persons providing information would be kept strictly confidential.
According to FBR, they are: A Khan, A Siddiqui, Abdul Qayyum Khan of Islamabad, Abdul Samad, Ajaz Ali of Lahore, Alla Bakhsh Chaudhry of Lahore, Fatima Rizvi of Rawalpindi, Hamidullah of Peshawar, Hassan Ahmed of Lahore, Hendrina Khan of Islamabad, Hussain Zaman of Gujranwala, Imran Ali, Sher Ali, Hussain Ali of Karachi, Javed Ahmed Khan of Lahore, Khaliq Uz Zaman Khan Lodhi of Lahore, Majid Siddique Dawood of Karachi, Mansoor Ahmed Khan of Lahore, Manzur Begum of Islamabad, Maxoud Shah, Mehr E Azam of Karachi, Mian Muhammad Aslam of Lahore, Mian Ziauddin Toor of Rawalpindi, Mirza Masroor Ahmed, Mirza Nasir Inam Ahmad of Rabwah, Mohammad Azam Ali of Islamabad, Mohammed Ali Aslam of Lahore, Muhammad Munir, Muhammad Shaukat of Lahore, Muhammad Shoaib of Karachi, Muhammad Umar Iqbal of Pindi Gheb, Mumtaz Khan, Musa Khan of Peshawar, Naveed of Karachi, Naveed Sheikh, Niaz Muhammad of Karachi, Noor Muhammad Ebrahim of Karachi, Parveen Aslam of Lahore, Peter Mediarmid of Karachi, Quratulain Saleem, Raja Allah Dad of Islamabad, Rehana Abbasi, Rukhsana Zuberi, Saad Ali of Lahore, Saad Raja of Islamabad, Saba Obaid of Karachi, Sajada Jamil of Lahore, Samina Durrani of Charsadda, Sayed Bokhari, Shahid Qureshi of Karachi, Shahida Parveen of Islamabad, Shahzad Aziz Malik of Lahore, Shahzad Qureshi of Karachi, Shahzaib Akhtar of Karachi, Shamshad Begum of Karachi, Sharifa Hamid of Lahore, Shaukat Ahmed of Karachi, Shaukat Jahan Ahmed, Shazia Rizvi of Lahore, Sheerin Ali Parukh of Lahore, Sheikh Muhammad Usman Allawala, Sher Ali Khan of Karachi, Sofia Toor of Rawalpindi, Syed Bashir Ahmed, Syed Muhammad Ali of Lahore, Syed Qasim Ahmed of Lahore, Syed Sohaib Ahmed, Syeda Bushra Begum of Lahore, Syeda Masooma Bokhari, Syeda Sakina Bokhari of Islamabad, Syeda Zheelan Zahid of Karachi, Tanwir Hassan, Umer Aziz of Karachi, Yasmin Muhammad Hanif of Karachi, Younas Zakaria Tabani of Karachi, Abbas Liyakat Ali Dattoo, Abdul Latif Soratia, Abdul Majid Latif Udhi, Abdul Rahman Chaudhry, Abdul Rehman Feroz Malik, Abdul Shakoor Azhar, Afsar Begum, Aftab A Khan, Ali Raza, Altaf Hussain, Ali Rizvi, Balal Yaqub, Dr Tahir Hafeez Toosy, Dr Fouzia Nadeem, Farrukh Iqbal, Fatima Zehra Iqbal, Ghulam Haider, Hussain Sarfraz, Imran Noor, Imran Shaukat Ahmed, Iqbal Ismi, Javed Pasha, Javed Salah Muhammad, Khairun/Shabana Balagamwala, Khawar Mahmood, Lilyakat Ali MA Dattoo, MK Aminullah, Mariam Iqbal, Mehreen Akbar, Mian Daud Ansar, Mian Ghulam Asim Shabbir Khokhar, Mohamed Zeeshan Khan, Muhammad Ali Hassan Ali, Muhammad Hanif, Muhammad Suleman, Murtaza Liyakat Ali Dattoo Pardan, Najeeb Rizvi, Najum Hanif, Naseem Ahmed, Nawab Temour, Nisar Ahmed Chaudhry, RD Ahmed, Rashid Anwar, Rashid Bashir, Raza Jafar Ali, Saba Imran, Saleem Sheikh, Saqib Iqbal, Sarwat Askari, Sayed Tawqir Ahmed Subzwari, Shaukat Ali Mian, Syed Ali Naseer Ahmed, Syed Hassan Ali Jaffery, Tahera Vazir Ashraf Ali Vazir, Temoor Ashraf, Urooj Askari, Wajid Hussein, Yasin Nafees, Arif Aziz, Arif Masood Naqvi, Ayesha Khan, Azfran Hasan, Ijaz Rashid, Imran Ali Gokal, Khurshid Ahmed Shaikh, Noreen Ijaz, Saima Rashid, Saleem Mohyud Din, Sheerin Abdullah, Abida Paracha, Jalal Ud Din Ahmed Khan, A Abbasseiy, Nadeem Iqbal Saigol, Asif Riyaz, Salman Tabba, Gul Muhammad Tabba, Javid Salah Mohammad, Ayaz Abbas/S Abbas and Naznin Iqbal.
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2018
Dominic Grieve MP’s visit to Jamia Ahmadiyya UK (alhakam.org)
Dominic Grieve MP’s visit to Jamia Ahmadiyya UK
23rd November 2018
Jamia UK
Rt Hon Dominic Grieve QC MP is the former Attorney General of the UK. He had chaired an enquiry on Islam, Participation and Public Life and it published its report entitled The Missing Muslims: Unlocking British Muslim Potential for the Good of All in July 2017.
It has a number of recommendations to improve integration and one of them was that Imams in the UK should be fluent in English and ideally be British-born.
Following the report and in light of its focus, Dominic was invited to Jamia Ahmadiyya, whose invitation he accepted. The visit took place on Thursday 11 October 2018 and he was also invited as a guest speaker.
Jamia UK
On arrival, Dominic met with Mirza Nasir Inam Ahmad Sahib (Principal Jamia Ahmadiyya UK) as well as Akram Ahmedi Sahib (Naib Amir UK), Fareed Ahmad Sahib (National Secretary Umur-e-Kharijah) and Mahmood Rafiq Sahib (Umur-e-Kharijah team). After refreshments, Abdul Quddus Arif Sahib and Jamia students gave Dominic a tour of Jamia and then proceeded to the main hall for the programme. All Jamia students were in the hall for the speech.
After tilawat and translation, Fareed Ahmad Sahib introduced Dominic who then spoke for about 20 minutes on Faith, Freedom and the Role of the State. In his speech, Dominic recalled the history of freedom of religion issues in the UK as well as other countries and spoke on the need for the right to robust debate. He said his enquiry had shown that there was a need for greater engagement by Muslims and a wider recognition of the work of Muslims in the UK.
Jamia UK
He also called for integration of all communities including Muslims and the critical role of Imams in this work so that the message was relayed internally to communities rather than from external bodies. Throughout his speech, he acknowledged and applauded the work of the Jamaat and its openness, positive engagement and said that he always referred to Ahmadis as role models in how to preserve one’s beliefs and religious duties while actively engaging with other communities.
The speech was followed by a question and answer session where the subject of integration and Brexit were discussed.
After the questions and answers, Akram Ahmedi Sahib gave the vote of thanks and this was followed by silent prayer and, dinner with Dominic and senior Jamia staff.
The 3-hour visit went very well and Dominic was very impressed by the set up and functioning of Jamia. Alhamdolillah.
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Links and Related Essay’s
In 2022, in the UK, the Qadiani-Ahmadi’s spent 3+ million on their Maulvi’s – ahmadiyyafactcheckblog
In 2022, in the UK, the Qadiani-Ahmadi’s spent 3+ million on their Maulvi’s
Dominic Grieve MP’s visit to Jamia Ahmadiyya UK (alhakam.org)
20187181573550862PanamaListofPeoples.pdf (fbr.gov.pk)
Who is Mirza Sa’eed Ahmad aka Mirza Ghulam Ahmad? A great grandson of MGA! – ahmadiyyafactcheckblog
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