Intro
It seems that Mirza Ghulam Ahmad was a pseudo-Quran-only-type-of-Kafir in his youth and up to the mid-1880’s. In the Barahin-i-Ahmadiyya 1-4 series there isn’t any specific mention of any hadith reports. In the BA-1-2 there is absolutely nothing.

In BA-3, MGA quotes hadith at least 6 times, i rarely gives a proper reference. On page 7 MGA quotes some random hadith about “Faith is Goodwill” (unknown hadith report). On page 13, MGA quotes an alleged hadith wherein Muhammad (Saw) says to pay people back, however, no exact reference is given. On page 88, MGA quotes an alleged hadith wherein Muhammad (Saw) says good people in the era of ignorance (jahliyyah) are also good people in Islam, however, no exact reference is given. On page 195, MGA argues that ilham in the same sense as wahi and that several ahadith also lead to the same conclusion, however, MGA never gives any hadith or where that can be found. On page 203, MGA argues alleged that Muhammad (saw) said in the Ummah there would be muhaddathin [recipients of divine revelation], however, no exact reference was given. On page 204, MGA alleged that there are the people who have been called amthal [the best] in the ahadith, and siddiq [the Truthful] in the Holy Quran, however, once again, no exact reference was given.

In BA-4, a hadith is quoted on page-6, however, no reference is given. On page-7, MGA says that he quoted Quran and ahadith when he defended the British Govt. in BA-3. MGA uses the word hadith in a different sense (a nascent creation)(on pages 160 & 226). On page-251, MGA argues that the superiority of the Quran and hadith can be found in Surah Fatiha. On pages 373-375, MGA mentions the hadith of the Pleiades (aka Salman Farsi and 62:3). On page 427, MGA mentions the famous hadith about Hazrat Umar (ra) receiving ilham about his army and General Sariyah, 600+ miles away. On page-428, MGA begins to relate about the alleged hadith which suggest that Muslims can become “like prophets”, MGA twisted this hadith, see my essay.

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Links and Related Essay’s

Mirza Ghulam Ahmad was a fortune teller in his youth and was taught by his own father, Mirza Ghulam Murtaza (the sikh army commander) – ahmadiyyafactcheckblog

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