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Daud Nasir went viral again, this time it was alleging that there are 7 Punjabi Qira’at. He also alleges himself to be a Qira’at maker (see the clip on twitter and TikTok). Obviously, the pride and ego in Daud Nasir is too much! It is sooo bad, he can never admit to making any mistake. He was at speakers corner many months ago and alleged that there was only 1 Arabic Qira’at used by Muslims and Khatim was not in the Quran. Watch the full video herein. Read my study on Khatam vs. Khatim herein.
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The 2010 Ahmadiyya Lahore temple attacks were never investigated properly. Ahmadi leaders didn’t allow Ahmadi’s to give their testimony about their location during the attacks. In this video, an Ahmadi Maulvi explains how an Ahmadi girl was happy that 86 Ahmadi’s were killed and wanted her father to have also been killed.
There are also questions about the video from these attacks, why are the videos missing? Why were some Ahmadi’s walking around outside like nothing? Why wasn’t security armed that day?
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Mirza Ghulam Ahmad claimed many titles via specific phraseology. Specifically, MGA always claimed to be “The Promised Messiah” and “Mahdi” (after 1895-ish). In 1902, Griswold also pointed out how MGA was claiming to be the Mahdi for Muslims, Avatar for the Hindus and above all claims, the “Promised Messiah” (see page 4). In 1900, via “Jihad and the British Government” (see page 29), MGA alleged to be “the Messiah for the Christians” and “Mahdi for the Muslims”. However, it should be noted that this addendum wasn’t in the original book and was added later.
In the 1920’s (See Addison, 1929), the Lahori-Ahmadi’s at Woking specifically (via Khwaja Kamal-ud-Din) began to market MGA as “The Messiah for the Christians” and “The Mahdi for the Muslims”! Addison alleges that this was started in 1913 by Khwaja Kamal-ud-Din.
This was picked up by Elijah Muhammad (via Maulana Muhammad Abdullah) in his famous book, “Message to the Black Man” (1965) and subsequently backdated to the 1930’s when W.D. Fard was around. However, when we check Beynon (1938), this title (“The Messiah for the Christians” and “The Mahdi for the Muslims”) is not mentioned. Via Hatim (1951), Elijah Muhammad told him how he super imposed the title of “Promised Messiah” upon W.D. Fard and alleged that W.D. Fard told him that he was El-Mahdi. Thus proving that this as an addition by via Maulana Muhammad Abdullah.
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Wallace Farad was not named as “Master Fard” initially in the 1930’s, this is a later development by Elijah Mohammed. Per the newspapers of Nov-Dec-1932, it is clearly discerned that his name was Wallace Farad. It should be noted that a Farad (symbol: F) is the unit of electrical capacitance, the ability of a body to store an electrical charge, in the International System of Units (SI)(See the Portland Press Herald of Wed, Oct 03, 1934 ·Page 10 for an explanation too and the Reno Gazette-Journal of Wed, Jun 22, 1932 ·Page 10). Furthermore, there was a famous Farad Powerhouse (an Electrical Power Plant) in California which used the some of the same math (calculus) that Wallace Farad wrote in his famous Lessons. Thus, it becomes quite obvious that Wallace Farad used fake names as he sold his goods from abroad, just like the Qadiani-Ahmadi Maulvi Muhammad Yusuf Khan (see Dannin).
In fact, in the Detroit Free Press, (Of Nov-23-1932), he is referred to as Farad an oriental fakir. Also as Wallace D. Farad, an Arabian fakir looking to make financial gain by exploiting Negro’s. The Lansing State Journal of Thu, Nov 24, 1932 (Page 1) write his name as Wallace Fard (this is an obvious typo error). Also, in the Detroit Free Press of Tue, Nov 29, 1932 (Page 9) his name is spelled as Wallace Farad. Thus, after Wallace Farad had left in 1932, Elijah Mohammed changed his own last name and that of his brothers and that of Wallace Farad. Again, in the Detroit Free Press of Wed, Dec 07, 1932 Page 7, his name is spelled as Wallace Farad.
In 1933, 6 months after Farad was banished from Detroit, he was found and arrested (See the Detroit Free Press of Fri, May 26, 1933 Page 10), his name is written as Wallace D. Farad. He was found at the Traymore Hotel (See Detroit Free Press, Fri, May 26, 1933 Page 10). Notice how the middle initial was added. However, he isn’t mentioned again in any local newspaper for almost a year.
In March of 1934 (see The Dowagiac Daily News, Tue, Mar 27, 1934 ·Page 1), his name is spelled as Wallace Farad. Farad was asked to leave Detroit but had returned many times. The University of Islam was raided by police and 19 Negro instructors were arrested and held.
On Wednesday April 18-1934 (Via the Detroit Free Press, 1934, Apr–19, Page 1), 13 policemen were injured and 41 Negroes were arrested when rioters marched upon the local police station where 18 instructors (19 total) of the “University of Islam” were being held. An hour after the riot, the 19 workers were arraigned. They were charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor. They all pleaded not guilty. Here are the names of those who were arraigned:
1—Mary Rozier (33 years old)
2—Albert Sharrief (20 years old)
3—Mary Almanza (31 years old)
4—Burnsteen Sharrief (17 years old)
5—John Mohammed (24 years old)
6—Wali Mohammed (33 years old)
7—James Mohammed (36 years old)
8—David Sharrief (17 years old)
9—Ocier Zarrief (29 years old)
10—Tadar Ali (25 years old)
11—Willie Majied (25 years old)
12—Rozell Shah (44 years old)
13—Abbas Rassoull (34 years old)
14—Allar Cushmeer (38 years old)
15—Willie Mohammed (68 years old)
16—Kallat Mohammed (29 years old)
17—Elijah Mohammed (36 years old)
18—Azzad Mohammed (51 years old)
19—Jim Sharrief (25 years old)
On Apr-25-1934, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch (Wed, Apr 25, 1934 ·Page 2) reported that the 18 instructors at the “University of Islam” were released, not charged with any crime, however, Elijah Mohammed was given parole.
On Apr-26-1934, the Detroit Free Press reported that at trial, fifteen-year-old Sally Ali, who had attended the University of Islam, testified that she had been taught “in the Islamic New Deal that if she cut off the heads of four devils—devils being unrighteous people—she would win a free trip to Mecca and a button of some sort.” She further testified that she had been taught that Caucasians would be destroyed in the year 1934 by poison gas and fighting. Sally Ali alleged that the prophet and savior is a man named is G.D. Farrand (aka Wallace Farad). The court alleged that Farrand had been in Detroit in 1934, however, no evidence exists (See the Detroit Free Press of Thu, Apr 26, 1934 ·Page 1 and 2). Also, on Apr-26, Elijah Mohammed gets probation for child truancy. Wallace Farad is not mentioned at all. (See Corpus Christi Times of Thu, Apr 26, 1934 ·Page 2).
Via the Detroit Tribune (of Sat, Apr 28, 1934 ·Page 1), all instructors that were arrested in March were released with no charges, Elijah Mohammed got 6 months of probation.
In the Detroit Free Press of Apr-29-1934, W.D. Fard is mentioned as the prophet/savior of this voodooo cult of negroes and Elijah Mohammed is listed as the pastor. Moreover, via the Detroit Free Press of Sun, Apr 29, 1934 ·Page 13, W.D. Fard is mentioned as the founder as well as prophet and savior.
In Aug-1934, shortly after W.D. Fard had already disappeared again, Elijah Mohammed published the 3rd issue of the “Final Call to Islam” newspaper. Interestingly, Elijah Mohammed quoted the Quran, Chapter 46, verses 31-32, and inferred that W.D. Fard should be accepted. W.D. Fard was written as Prophet Fard Mohammed. Where did Elijah Mohammed get this argument?
Beynon (1938) interviewed many members of the Temple Nation and thus factualized the idea that his name was only as Mr. Wali Farrad, Professor Ford, Mr. Farrad Mohammed, Mr. F. Mohammed Ali. However, it should be noted that Elijah Mohammed was not interviewed by Beynon (1938).
Beynon (1938) was in the Chicago-Detroit area and interviewed 4 former followers of W.D. Fard: Verlene Mc Queen, (renamed Verlene Ali), Sister Denke Majied, (formerly Mrs. Lawrence Adams), Brother Challar Sharrieff (formerly Mr. Charles Peoples), Mrs. Carrie Peoples (Sister Carrie Mohammed). Beynon explains how there is a new schism in black people who follow the NOI and it has morphed into the “Temple People”, this group takes Fard to be God. Beynon reveals that Elijah Poole aka Elijah Karriem aka Elijah Mohammed is the leader of this new splinter sect. Interestingly, on page 901, the 3 Poole brothers were given different names and surnames, thus causing a confusion, which was allegedly resolved by Fard telling them they weren’t blood brothers. However, it should be noted that in the Detroit Free Press of Thu, Apr 19, 1934 Page 1, his name is written as Elijah Mohammed. His brother John was also arrested and his future wife, Burnsteen.
13 years later, via Hatim, Elijah Mohammed was interviewed and he only said that he wished he could call W.D. Fard as “Master” (See page 70). In this study, his name is only spelled as W.D. Fard (100+ times), there were no other variations.
Elijah Mohammed alleges that he was the 3rd minister (notice the Christian title), the two before him had full Muslim names, they were Abdul Mohammed and Othman Ali (both full Muslim names with no direct connection to India) and had strong connections to the Moorish Science Temple and eventually opposed W.D. Fard and Elijah Mohammed. Thus, it is proven that W.D. Fard can never be responsible for the plethora of Urdu/Persian names that were given out later.
In the late 1950’s/early 1960’s, Maulana Muhammad Abdullah (a famous Lahori-Ahmadi) began working for Elijah Mohammed and began to introduce Indian/Desi names like Farrakhan and Shabazz. It should be noted that Fard wasn’t fond of giving out full Muslim names. Even Burnsteen kept her German name. Even Eiljah Poole kept his first name. The word Shabazz doesn’t appear in Beynon or Hatim or anywhere in NOI literature pre-1960. In fact, even Malcolm X didn’t change his name until after he left the NOI in 1964. The famous name Ugan Ali isn’t native to India either. Furthermore, one last point, members of the NOI didn’t begin calling Fard as “Master Fard” until the late 1950’s! This is also odd, since in slave days, the whites were called “Master”. Obviously, in Indian terminology it could mean someone who holds a “Masters Degree”.
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In 2013-2014, lost books allegedly by W.D. Fard entitled, “The Supreme Wisdom Lessons By Master Fard Muhammad To His Servant: The Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad For The Lost-Found Nation Of Islam In North America” were published. Original God Tribe Nation Shabazz Allah is actually the compilation of two texts that formed the foundations of the Nation of Islam: Secret Ritual of The Nation of Islam and Lessons for The Lost-Found Nation of Islam in a Mathematical Way. These were mentioned by Beynon in 1938 as printed text, given out to members only, also mentioned in Hatim (1951).
The Lessons were officially published (2014) after W.D. Muhammad died (2008), it is unclear by whom. It should be noted that these “Lessons” were mentioned in Beynon (1938), and in Hatim (1950-1951). In Hatim, the 34 questions were specifically mentioned. However, the Indian names that showed up later are not there. Hatim tells us that these were already published for members only (See page 138). Elijah Muhammad alleges that he was the 3rd minister (notice the Christian title), the two before him had full Muslim names, they were Abdul Mohammed and Othman Ali (both full Muslim names with no direct connection to India) and had strong connections to the Moorish Science Temple and eventually opposed W.D. Fard and Elijah Muhammad. Thus, it is proven that W.D. Fard can never be responsible for the plethora of Urdu/Persian names that were given out later. Challar Sharrief (aka Charles Peoples) is another name that was allegedly given out (Beynon,1938), however, this name doesn’t seem to have any origin in Urdu/Persian or Arabic.
In 2013, Paul Guthrie erroneously took these lessons and argued that “Fard” is purely Indian! Guthrie also went through the names that W.D. Fard gave out and they are all Indian, even names like Farrakhan and Shabazz are purely Indian. However, if you look at the names in Beynon (1938) or Hatim (1951), they don’t match up. Further on names, it should be noted that Fard wasn’t fond of giving out full Muslim names. Even Burnsteen kept her German name. Even Eiljah Poole kept his first name. The word Shabazz does appear in Beynon (1938), and in Hatim (1950-1951, however, it seems to be Armenian/Turkish (See the case of Parsegh Shahbaz).
Also on page 901 of Beynon, the name Anwar Pasha occurs. The Pasha part is specifically Turkish (aka Ottoman). Hazziez is another name that was hypothetically given out, maybe some former members told Beynon? It’s really unclear. Nevertheless, Hazziez is a name that was never used in any Arabic/Urdu/Persian/Turkish mix, so that’s a mystery. The name Jam Sharrief is also hypothetically given. This name is ridiculous and doesn’t fit anywhere. There is no such Arabic/Urdu/Persian/Turkish name like “Jam”. Moreover, even Malcolm X didn’t change his name until after he left the NOI in 1964. The famous name Ugan Ali isn’t native to India either, I have never heard a desi man called Ugan. Furthermore, one last point, members of the NOI didn’t begin calling Fard as “Master Fard” until the late 1950’s! This is also odd, since in slave days, the whites were called “Master”. Obviously, in Indian terminology it could mean someone who holds a “Masters Degree”.
It seems that after 1965, the Ahmadiyya influence really kicked in and via Muhammad Abdullah, the theory that Fard=Muhammad Abdullah was taking shape. This data seems to match with the theory of W.D. Muhammad, i.e., Fard=Muhammad Abdullah. However, additional data proves that Muhammad Abdullah was in Fiji in 1931 (See “The Light”, Sep 16, 1931, p. 10 & 11, Muhammad Abdullah, “Letters to the Editor: Muslims in Fiji Islands”). This would break the official timeline of Fard in Detroit, which is 1930 to 1934. Could have Fard=Muhammad Abdullah have been travelling back and forth to Fiji and thus missing for a few months here and there? Nevertheless, it doesn’t seem to be likely.
In conclusion, W.D. Muhammad concocted the theory that Fard=Muhammad Abdullah in his attempt to legitimize the falsity of Elijah Muhammad and to retain his million-dollar company. In fact, Fatimah Fanusie used W.D. Muhammad’s testimony as the main source of information for her dissertation in 2006.
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In 1950-1951, Elijah Muhammad was interviewed by Hatim for his famous academic study and Elijah Muhammad told Hatim that Fard‘s mother was in-fact a white woman (See page 71)(See 1995 edition of “The Nation of Islam”, Via “Contributions in Black Studies”: Vol. 13, Article 3., by Hatim A. Sahib).
This caused problems for W.D. Muhammad, he had issues accepting that Fard was presented as at least 50% white. W.D. Muhammad was not willing to accept this! Thus, Elijah Muhammad and W.D. Muhammad invented the W.D. Fard =Muhammad Abdullah in the late 1950’s/early 1960’s.
In 2013, the ex-wife (Khalilah Ali) of the famous boxer Muhammad Ali, alleged that she met “Master Fard Muhammad” (aka Maulana Muhammad Abdullah) in the mid-1960’s. She was so close to “Master Fard Muhammad” that he called her as his grand-daughter and met her and embraced her outside of the Islamic norms of being close to women. Later on in the 1980’s, she told us that Muhammad Abdullah denied being “Master Fard Muhammad”.
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A mentally shaken man who ironically still calls himself an Ahmadi was recently removed by some police department in the Vancouver area of Canada a few hours ago. The rogue-Ahmadi is Mirza Nabeel Baig, who seems to be homeless and mentally shaken. It seems that Mirza Nabeel Baig was ex-communicated from Ahmadiyya a few years and banned from attending any Ahmadiyya temple around the world.
The local Ameer is Naeem Lakhan, he is the Ameer of the Lower Mainland Ahmadi community and a Surrey resident. This incident happened at the Baitur Rahman Mosque-Temple.
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In 1950-1951, Hatim wrote his famous study on Ahmadiyya wherein he interviewed Elijah Muhammad and many other rogue members of the NOI (See 1995 edition of “The Nation of Islam”, Via “Contributions in Black Studies”: Vol. 13, Article 3., by Hatim A. Sahib). In this study, Elijah Muhammad explained to Hatim how he super-imposed the title of “Promised Messiah” upon W.D. Fard.
On page 71, Elijah Muhammad told Hatim that W.D. Fard never called himself a prophet, but he did say that he was the Messiah that “they” were looking for. On page 72, Hatim alleges that Elijah Muhammad “had stimulated Dard to pretend that he is the promised Messiah of the Bible, and whom he has raised to the position of Deity”“.
On page 148, Hatim tells us that when Elijah Muhammad first met with W.D. Fard, Elijah Muhammad allegedly told him that he was the “Promised Messiah” and W.D. Fard began to embody this idea. A few months later (the year is unknown), W.D. Fard made W.D. Fard his top minister. Elijah Muhammad alleges that he was the 3rd such minister (notice the Christian title), the two before him had full Muslim names, they were Abdul Mohammed and Othman Ali (both full Muslim names with no direct connection to India) and had strong connections to the Moorish Science Temple and eventually opposed W.D. Fard and Elijah Muhammad.
Lastly, in Beynon, Mr. W. D. Fard was never called a Messiah or Mahdi, he was only called either a prophet by some of the followers that Beynon interviewed or a God by Elijah Muhammad who had been named Elijah Karriem by Mr. W. D. Fard and thus separated from his blood brothers. It should be noted that Fard was also referred to as Mr. Wali Farrad, Professor Ford, Mr. Farrad
Mohammed, Mr. F. Mohammed Ali, but never as “Master Fard”, which was added later in the late 1950’s/early 1960‘s.
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On Bro Imtiaz’s live stream of 3-22-25, a silly Ahmadi uncle, Daud Nasir alleges that Umar (ra) didn’t know the Quran when Muhammad (Saw) died (See the clip on TikTok and twitter).
It should be noted, in the past, Razi alleged that Khatim is a metaphor and that Daud Nasir is ignorant. Daud Nasir is so ignorant, when cornered, he alleged that Muhammadi Begum accepted (converted) Ahmadiyya.
