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December 2024

Mirza Ghulam Ahmad on the possibility of female prophets (1903), from Al-Hakam, dated April-17-1903

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On a recent live stream, Bro Imtiaz (via Tiktok live, Timestamp 1:27:14) quoted MGA on the possibility of female prophets from Al-Hakam of April-17-1903 (See also Malfuzat-5, Pages 65-66, Urdu 2022 edition). Firstly, MGA said that the door of prophethood is closed for men, how could it be open for women? MGA added that women are stupid and thus can’t be prophets, he quotes 2:228 (2:229 in the Qadiani Quran) and 4:34 (4:35 in the Qadiani Quran). A few days later, bro Imtiaz showed Part-2 of this very same reference in the Al-Badr of April-15-1903 (page 99-103, not published in Malfuzat)(On 5-21-25, Bro Imtiaz streamed again on this specific reference point (via Tiktok live, Timestamp 1:44:57) wherein MGA says again that prophethood has been negated for men and women. MGA also said that women are servants for men.

In May of 2025, Bro Imtiaz asked Maulvi Raheel Ahmad, Maulvi Razi, Ibrahim Ikhlaf and Maulvi Mansoor Clarke about this exact reference (see 4:28:08 timestamp). Maulvi Razi tried to accuse Bro Imtiaz of not showing the full reference. However, this is not true. Bro Imtiaz was quoting Al-Hakam, dated April-17-1903 (Number 14)(pages 9-10), Razi tried to mix up this reference with the one underneath it, which is from the Al-Badr newspaper (jild-2, Number 15, page 113), of May-1-1903 (dated by Ahmadi’s as April-16-1903), which was almost 2 weeks after the statement about female prophets. There is another reference just above both of these which is in the Al-Badr of April-15-1903 (page 99-103, not published in Malfuzat). That story actually connects with the story after the female prophet story. Thus, we have 2 stories mixed up together and purposely by the Ahmadi murrabi’s. On page 102, it says, that this is the rest of the explanation that MGA gave for the previous question on April 15-1903 (which appeared in the Al-Hakam, dated April-17-1903 (Number 14)(pages 9-10).

On 5-17-2025 (via TikTok live, 2:05:55 time stamp), Bro Imtiaz commented on the reference about the possibility of female prophets. Bro Imtiaz explained how Maulvi Razi was quoting Malfuzat for allegedly April-16th, 1903 (however, this was published on May-1903) whereas Bro Imtiaz was quoting an incident on April-17-1903, which is connected to Al-Badr of April-15-1903 (page 99-103, not published in Malfuzat).

On 5-21-25, Bro Imtiaz streamed again on this specific reference point (via Tiktok live, Timestamp 1:44:57).

In 1999, Mirza Tahir Ahmad gave an answer to a question about why only men were made prophets. Mirza Tahir Ahmad said that prophethood is a huge burden that women can’t bear.

2022 edition of Malfuzat, no sub ref given

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Maulvi Syed Mohammad Abdullah EXPOSED

Intro
In 2024 and 2025, Maulvi Syed Mohammad Abdullah is the Ahmadiyya employee aka Murrabi in Baypoint, California, at the Ahmadiyya mission house on Pacifica Ave, Baypoint, Ca 94565.

Just by watching his video, his intelligence level can be ascertained. He does seem to know some Spanish, however, he doesn’t seem to have read Ahmadiyya literature.

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“Mahmud Ki Amin” by Mirza Ghulam Ahmad (1897)—book review

Intro
This is a short 8-page poem published by MGA and his team in 1897 (See Hidden Treasures). In 2016, it was translated into English.

Maulana Jalal-ud-Din Shams in his introduction to the book said:

“On June 7, 1897, the eldest son of MGA, Mirza Bashir-ud-Din Mahmud Ahmad (who later became the Second Caliph) completed the first reading of the Holy Quran. This occasion was celebrated with great rejoicing and a number of Ahmadis from outside Qadian also came to take part in this function.”

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Who is Sheikh Ijaz Ahmad (nephew of Allama Iqbal)?

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He was the son of Shaikh Ata Muhammad and nephew of Allama Iqbal. Sheikh Ijaz Ahmad was an Ahmadi throughout his life. After passing away on January 02, 1994, he was buried in the Ahmadiyya graveyard of Karachi, Pakistan.

Sheikh Ijaz Ahmad (nephew of Allama Iqbal)(and Ahmadiyya sources) alleges that he separated from Ahmadiyya in 1902 because of Ahmadi Jama’at not participating in the Janazah (funeral) prayer of his non-Ahmadi daughter (see Mazloom Iqbal, page 185).

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The International Human Rights Committee (IHRC) is a fake, it’s ran by Qadiani’s

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In this video, the KTV shows how The International Human Rights Committee (IHRC) is a fake, it’s ran by Qadiani’s.

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Senator Fatima Payman is an Australian politician who visited the Ahmadiyya Community

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Ahmadiyya sources are reporting that Senator Fatima Payman (@SenatorPayman on twitter) met members of @lajnaau and Nasirat #BrisbaneCentral at an Ahmadiyya Educational Camp. Various exhibitions about #VoicesForPeace and the achievements of Lajna Ima’illah were also displayed. Senator Fatima Payman (@SenatorPayman on twitter) doesn’t seem to know about Qadianism. Check out the history of Ahmadiyya in Australia herein. 

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Mirza Ghulam Ahmad and 24:2 (24:3 in the Kadiani koran)

Intro
In 1893, via MGA’s debate with Athim, via the book, “Holy War” (Jung-e-Muqadas), MGA alleged that it was the Islamic belief that the adulterer should be stoned to death (see page 232)(via 24:2 of the Quran (24:3 in the Kadiani koran). However, this is based on a famous hadith, not the Quran and MGA didn’t specify that. In fact, MGA tried to say that stoning an adulterer is in the Quran.

In total contradiction to MGA, in the 5-volume Official Qadiani-Ahmad English Commentary of the Quran, Malik Ghulam Farid wrote that flogging was the punishment for zina only and stoning only happened before the law came down, or Muhammad (Saw) was following the mosaic law. The writings of Mirza Basheer ud Din Mahmud Ahmad on this are unknown as of Dec-2024.

 

RK-4, page 252, Jung-e-Muqaddas

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The history of Ahmadiyya in Coorg, also known as Kodagu, a district in the state of Karnataka, India (South India)

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In 2008, they built Baithul Huda, Market Road, Near Jasmiya Masjid, Rani Pet Road, Madikeri, Karnataka, India (Capacity: 500). This is the main Ahmadiyya chanda collection center in the state of Karnataka, India. In 2011, Coorg (Kodagu) was 15% Muslim, 3% Christian and 80% Hindu.

In roughly 1957, a Qadiani Murabbi arrived at Coorg & he propagated about his cult & was able to convert three rich Sunni Muslims (named Kunjali Mestri, Pakeraka, Shekabaka) in Coorg. These rich Muslims convinced their entire family to convert into the Ahmadiyya cult.
Now, under the safe haven of three newly converted rich Ahmadiyya members, this Murabbi started openly propagating his cult. These three rich men had 11 children each, so it’s their big family who are still in Ahmadiyya cult.
Soon thereafter, Ahmadi murrabis began verbally clashing with the local Muslim Imam’s. In the 1950’s there was no internet nor any books on how to counter these murabbis. Local masjid imams, along with all local Muslim elders, imposed a ‘total ban’ on visiting any Ahmadiyya house and issued a fatwa to not have any food from any Qadiani houses. This fatwa was issued to stop innocent Muslims from arguing with these murabbi and Ahmadiyya’s.
A few months after the Ahmadiyya boycott in around 1957, one elderly lady from the Ahmadiyya community passed away. All Muslims objected to the burial of this lady in Muslim graveyard. A delegation from the Ahmadiyya community visited the then President of Madikeri Town Council and requested him to find a solution. The President of the Town Municipal Council allotted around 1 acre land to the Ahmadiyya community for the burial. This is still their burial ground in Coorg (Kodagu).

 

 

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Alleged handwriting of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad

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The Qadiani-Ahmadi’s and Lahori-Ahmadi’s have given a few hand-written notes by MGA, they are posted in the below.

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