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Shah Taj Ahmadiyya School, in St. Paul Bridge, Liberia seems to be funded by the Liberian Government and administered by the Ahmadiyya Movement. What that means is that the Liberian government gives the Ahmadiyya Movement in Liberia or “Tehrik-e-Jadid” or “Humanity First Liberia” gets a check every month based on enrollment.
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In 1906, via Haqiqatul-Wahi (see page 84, online English edition), MGA and his team of writers quoted 93:11 of the Quran (93:12 in the Kadiani Koran) and alleged that he was blessed with divine revelations and discourse since he was in his mom’s stomach (womb). MGA made other contradictory statements, he also alleged to have only achieved this via following Muhammad (Saw)(naozobillah)(see RK-22, pages 68-70-Urdu). This contradicts all Ahmadi arguments on 4:69 and 7:35.
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It seems that some Ahmadi in Canada was reciting English poetry to what looks like an MTA crew, in this song, the singer said that Masroor was from the heaven, a big boy. This was strange and this is why we are saving it. It also seems to be stated in a sexual way. The IG of this guy can be found herein.
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In the early part of 2024, Karim Khan was accused of misconduct by a female colleague. His younger brother (Imran Ahmad Khan) is also a politician and was recently accused of sexually assaulting a 15-year old.
Sources claim a female official at the court made claims about Mr. Khan’s conduct to a colleague, who in turn informed senior managers. The MoS understands the woman was so upset she was in tears. Officials from a body called the Independent Oversight Mechanism (IOM), which probes misconduct allegations at the court, quizzed the ‘alleged victim’ but she decided not to make a formal complaint, it was officially stated. It was also suggested that the woman refused to confirm or deny the account given to the managers by her colleague. The IOM decided not to launch an investigation and instead recommended a series of undisclosed measures ‘to safeguard everyone’s rights’. Mr. Khan denied any wrongdoing and suggested a deliberate smear campaign, saying he and the court were being subjected ‘to a wide range of attacks and threats’. On Friday the IOM published its annual report, which appeared to refer to the case involving Mr. Khan, although the prosecutor was not mentioned by name. It said that on May 3 the IOM had been told about allegations that an elected official engaged in behaviour that would have breached the court’s ‘harassment’ rules. The report said the IOM told the alleged victim it could refer any investigation to an external organisation but she still ‘declined to pursue a formal complaint’.
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In 1908, via “Chasma-e-Marifat”, Mirza Ghulam Ahmad lied about the Hindu God Parameshvara (spelled as Parmeshwar by the Qadiani’s) and alleged that he lives in sexual area of humans. MGA and his team of writers also alleged that per the Yajur Veda Upanishad, Mantra 15 and 16 and alleged that it is written therein that the Hindu God Parameshvara dwells in the womb and also in the sexual area of men and women, 10 fingers below the navel.
On a recent livestream, Bro Imtiaz and Amir Haq cornered Qadiani-Ahmadi user “Fateh-e-Islam” (see 8:53:23 time stamp) on this reference and proved that it’s a big lie, the reference doesn’t even exist.
In 1903, via “Sanatan Dharam”, MGA clearly said that the word autar [avatar] is used for Prophets and Messengers on whom descends the light of Parmeshwar (see page 16).
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In 2017, NADRA reported that there were 167,473 persons who claimed to be Ahmadi in Pakistan. This number is too high and obviously an error. In fact, in 1998, the Pakistani census alleged way too many Ahmadi’s and this seems to be influenced by Ahmadi’s in power in an attempt to get more asylum cases out of Pakistan.
However, by 2024, we estimate this number to be much less, at roughly 60,000. The Ahmadiyya Movement has never accepted either of these numbers and has remained quiet. However, recently, Asif Basit has alleged that there are more Ahmadi’s in Pakistan than the entire continent of Africa. Ahmadiyya sources allege that there are 70,000 Ahmadi’s in Chenab Nagar. However, Chenab Nagar can only hold roughly 20,000 residents, there are NO skyscrapers, this is based on the housing schemes. On top of that, there has never been a census by the Ahmadiyya Movement.
The highest number of Qadiani-Ahmadi’s in Pakistan is in the private town of Chenab Nagar aka Rabwah. We estimate that there are 20,000 Qadiani-Ahmadi’s living therein in 2024. Sialkot has roughly 10k, Lahore also has about 10,000, Karachi (and surrounding area) is also 10,000. Another 20k throughout Pakistan.
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Check out MGA and abrogation herein and here see MGA on 2:106. Allamah Jalal al-Din al-Suyuti, however, has written that there are only nineteen abrogated verses in the whole of the Quran according to the definition of the later day scholars. Shah Wali Ullah examined 19 verses and had found that 5 verses were abrogated, they are posted in the below (2:180, 8:65, 33:52, and 73:2-3).
Evidence for the abrogation (or not) of Quranic verses comes from collections of hadith, and tafsir. Eight hadith in Sahih Bukhari mentions abrogation:
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The first edition of Barahin-i-Ahmadiyya V1+2 was published in 1880 for the first time.
In 1906–1908, Miyan Mi‘raj-ud-Din Umar of Lahore published 400 copies (See Al-Hakam of 27th July 2018, online edition) of Braheen e Ahmadiyya Part1-2, he seems to have written a short biography of MGA (which compromised the first 4-5 pages of BA1+2 in 1908) wherein he shared a filthy story of how MGA would carry sweets and rocks to clean his excrement, and most of the time, MGA would mix up the pockets and thus eat the sweets mixed in with excrement. His name is also spelled as Mi‘raj-ud-Din. He was not mentioned in the list of first 313 Ahmadi’s (See Dard). He was mentioned as someone who donated to the building of Minaratul Masih in 1901, his name is listed under #56 as Miyan Mi‘raj-ud-Din Umar, Lahore. It was never added to any later edition of the BA.
Barahin-i-Ahmadiyya V-3 was published in 1882, Ahmadiyya sources allege that the 2nd edition was published in 1900 and the 3rd edition in 1905 (however, this is unconfirmed.
Barahin-i-Ahmadiyya V4 was published in 1884.
Barahin-i-Ahmadiyya V-5 was published after MGA died in 1908, again in 1914 and again 1924.
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From 18:17 to 21:05, guy rewrites the Quran on halal meat and even includes a Krishna reference as the cherry on top.
