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Fathe-Islam is an anonymous Qadiani-Ahmadi who has been on Bro Imtiaz’s stream many times. You can hear him herein waffling through (2:58:20) MGA being the “Akhree Mursal” (last messenger) in “Lecture Lahore” (1904).
On 1-27-25, Bro Imtiaz debated Qadiani-Ahmadi Fathe Islam on the topic of 3:81 (3:82 in the Kadiani Koran).
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Mansoor Baksh seems to be a Lahori-Ahmadi elder in Guyana. In Dec-2024, the Qadian-Ahmadi’s are fed up with the Lahori-Ahmadi’s and have challenged them to an official debate. In this video, Maulana Maqsood Ahmad Mansoor (President and Missionary in Charge of Ahmadiyya in Guyana) responded to a Lahori-Ahmadi named Mansoor Baksh and his comments, i.e., that Ahmadi’s hide their beliefs (on the prophethood of MGA). Maulana Maqsood Ahmad Mansoor alleges that Lahori-Ahmadi’s are misleading Muslims and other citizens of Guyana with lies.
In this photo, he is standing at the far right. He is standing next to Maulana Fahd Peerzada (@FahdPeerzada). This photo is from their debate in Aug-2024.
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In Dec-2024, in British-Guyana, the Qadian-Ahmadi’s are fed up with the Lahori-Ahmadi’s and have challenged them to an official debate. In this video, Maulana Maqsood Ahmad Mansoor (President and Missionary in Charge of Ahmadiyya in Guyana) responded to a Lahori-Ahmadi named Mansoor Baksh and his comments, i.e., that Ahmadi’s hide their beliefs (on the prophethood of MGA). Maulana Maqsood Ahmad Mansoor alleges that Lahori-Ahmadi’s are misleading Muslims and other citizens of Guyana with lies. Maulana Maqsood Ahmad Mansoor talks about a previous debate in Berbice, Guyana, which seems to be the Mansoor Baksh vs. Maulana Fahd Peerzada (@FahdPeerzada) in Aug-2024. Maulana Maqsood Ahmad Mansoor accuses Mansoor Baksh of calling this debate as a “friendly conversation” and not an official debate. Maulana Maqsood Ahmad Mansoor says that he met with Mansoor Baskh, at the Ahmadiyya temple in Queensland, Guyana (Sister’s Masjid, the first Ahmadiyya Temple Mosque in Guyana). Maulana Maqsood Ahmad Mansoor says that he and Mansoor Baksh talked about “zilli nabi” vs. nabi”, Maulana Maqsood Ahmad Mansoor alleges that he shares common ground with the Lahori-Ahmadi’s on this topic. Maulana Maqsood Ahmad Mansoor then makes a huge blunder and says that “Zilli Nabi=Subordinate Prophet”, that is not true. He mixed it up with “Ummati-Nabi”. Rookie mistake! Maulana Maqsood Ahmad Mansoor alleges that he has tried to build bridges with the Lahori-Ahmadi’s and they have not reciprocated these gestures. Maulana Maqsood Ahmad Mansoor alleges that Mansoor Baksh has been harsh against Qadiani-Ahmadi’s. Maulana Maqsood Ahmad Mansoor alleges that Mansoor Baksh has attacked Qadianism and their Khalifa through his videos and messages in Whatsapp groups. Maulana Maqsood Ahmad Mansoor alleges that Mansoor Baksh then kicked him out of “Muslims of Guyana” Whatsapp group as well as Maulana Abdul Rahman Khan (another Qadiani-Ahmadi Maulvi). In light of all of this, Maqsood Ahmad Mansoor announced that the Ahmadiyya Movement in Guyana was officially asking for a debate with Mansoor Baksh. Maqsood Ahmad Mansoor continues to alleged that Mansoor Bakhsh has misled the public and etc. Nevertheless, the challenge was issued.
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Since 2023, Maulana Fahd Peerzada (@FahdPeerzada) is working under Maulana Maqsood Ahmad Mansoor is the (President and Missionary in Charge of Ahmadiyya in Guyana).
In Aug-2024, he engaged in a debate with a Lahori-Ahmadi, Mansoor Baksh.
In Dec-2024, Maulana Maqsood Ahmad Mansoor is the (President and Missionary in Charge of Ahmadiyya in Guyana) announced a debate challenge, Mansoor Bakhsh vs. Fahd Peerzada.
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Since 2023, he is the President and missionary-in-charge of the Qadiani-Ahmadi’s in British Guyana.
In Dec-2024, Maulana Maqsood Ahmad Mansoor is the (President and Missionary in Charge of Ahmadiyya in Guyana) announced a debate challenge, Mansoor Bakhsh vs. Maulana Fahd Peerzada (@FahdPeerzada).
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Via the Al-Hakam, vol. 3, no. 1, dated 10 January 1899, pp. 6-9 (See Malfuzat-2, online English edition, pages 1-8), Maulvi Qutb-ud-Din is mentioned as a resident of Baddomalli and is also mentioned in the famous list of the first 313 companions of MGA in 1896 (See also Dard, page 844).
Famous Ahmadi’s from #Baddomalhi, Pakistan are Saleem Meer (Mind Roaster), another super famous Ahmadi from Baddomalhi is Dr. Mujaddid Ahmed Ijaz, he has 2 super famous sons in the USA, Mansoor (worked for the CIA) and Mujeeb Ijaz (CEO of a billion dollar company in the USA). Naseer Ahmad Malhi is a famous Pakistani politician (with Sir Syed leanings), he is also from Baddomalhi. The Lahori-Ahmadi Maulana Muhammad Abdullah (aka Fard Muhammad?) was working there in 1930 before his assignment to Fiji.
In Baddomalhi the VAST majority of the people who left the Ahmadiyya movement were actually from the Lahore Jama’at not the ‘Qadian’ jama’at (this is written by Saad on the old Lahori-Ahmadi blog). There were dozens villages in Sialkot district where the majority of the population became predominantly Lahori Ahmadis after 1974.
In the 1930’s, the Lahori-Ahmadi’s built a High School, with a boarding house attached and other commodious buildings in Baddomalli (Sialkot district)(See Maulvi Muhammad Ali, “Contributions to Islamic Constructive Work and Thought”, 8-9, via Fanusie).
But by the 1980s there is a little to no presence of Lahori Ahmadis as they have all either become Sunnis (About 70-80%) or accepted Khilafat (10-20%). A perfect example of this is my famillies ancestral town BaddoMalhi once a Lahori domineering Lahori center with population of arourd 40,000. In BaddoMalhi Lahoris made up around 70%, ‘Qadianis’ 15%, and Sunnis also At 15%. In the late 1980s, the population had become 75% Sunni, 20% ‘Qadiani’ and 5 percent Lahoris. Recently, according to my grandfather (a former Lahori) who regularly visit BaddoMalhi said that the Ahmadis were around 10% of the population mainly due to very heavy immigration to Lahore and The West (you can find people from BaddoMalhi in virtually any Jama’at Canada, Germany, USA, UK.). These are rough estimates due to my probing of my Father, Grandfather and family friends. If you ever visit BaddoMalhi the vast majority of the Mosques are Lahori Ahmadi mosques but now run by Sunnis including the one my great-great grandfather built. Infact, of the two Muslim high schools the Lahore Ahmadiyya movement established one wad in Lahore the other was in BaddoMalhi. Either way these figures are rough but the fact of the matter is that the Lahori Ahmadis were in the majority in BaddoMalhi at their zenith.
Continue reading “The history of #Ahmadiyya in #Baddomalhi, Pakistan”
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He was the father of Zafrullah Khan and Chaudhry Asadullah Khan.
He had met MGA in 1904, while MGA was in Sialkot.
He died on September 2, 1926, he was also a lawyer.
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The villages of Saleem Meer has been found, his father’s side is from Baddomalhi, Pakistan. I know some ex-Ahmadi’s who have met Saleem Meer. He is from a Kashmiri family. Another super famous Ahmadi from Baddomalhi is Dr. Mujaddid Ahmed Ijaz, He has 2 super famous sons in the USA, Mansoor (worked for the CIA) and Mujeeb Ijaz (CEO of a billion dollar company in the USA). The mother side is from Gujranwala Cant, Rahwal, close to Prisma mall and near anarkali bazaar where there’s a place called Hello Pizza, the best pizza in RAHWALI.
At 13:15 (see the clip on youtube, tiktok and twitter), username Alnasir claims to have personal relations with Saleem Meer and his family, he alleges to have been their Murrabi for 8-10 years in Rahwali (just North of Gujranwala). Username Alnasir alleges that the brother of Saleem Meer was the Jamaat President in Rahwali.
In Baddomalhi the VAST majority of the people who left the Ahmadiyya movement were actually from the Lahore Jama’at not the ‘Qadian’ jama’at (this is written by Saad on the old Lahori-Ahmadi blog). There were dozens villages in Sialkot district where the majority of the population became predominantly Lahori Ahmadis after 1974. But by the 1980s there is a little to no presence of Lahori Ahmadis as they have all either become Sunnis (About 70-80%) or accepted Khilafat (10-20%). A perfect example of this is my famillies ancestral town BaddoMalhi once a Lahori domineering Lahori center with population of arourd 40,000. In BaddoMalhi Lahoris made up around 70%, ‘Qadianis’ 15%, and Sunnis also At 15%. In the late 1980s, the population had become 75% Sunni, 20% ‘Qadiani’ and 5 percent Lahoris. Recently, according to my grandfather (a former Lahori) who regularly visit BaddoMalhi said that the Ahmadis were around 10% of the population mainly due to very heavy immigration to Lahore and The West (you can find people from BaddoMalhi in virtually any Jama’at Canada, Germany, USA, UK.). These are rough estimates due to my probing of my Father, Grandfather and family friends. If you ever visit BaddoMalhi the vast majority of the Mosques are Lahori Ahmadi mosques but now run by Sunnis including the one my great-great grandfather built. Infact, of the two Muslim high schools the Lahore Ahmadiyya movement established one wad in Lahore the other was in BaddoMalhi. Either way these figures are rough but the fact of the matter is that the Lahori Ahmadis were in the majority in BaddoMalhi at their zenith.
This is the article about grandfather of Mindroaster. Key points about the family as mentioned in the article.
1. The family is originally from Kashmir which migrated to Talwandi Rahwali (In Gujranwala Cantt)
2. His grandfather’s name is Meer Allahbaksh
3. His grandfather served in British army during second world war as head clerk.
4. Meer Saleem’s grandfather was the first one in their family to convert to ahmadiya and converted in 1930s
5. Meer Latif is Meer Saleem’s Chacha and currently resides in Germany.