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In 1900, via Arba’in, MGA quotes 53:3, 53:4, 53:5 (53:4, 53:5 and 53:6 in the Qadiani Quran) and alleges that he has the Holy Spirit (Ruhul-Qudus) with him and other angels (page 26)(Read about MGA and Tauhid herein).

In 1901, MGA and his team of writers quoted 53:3 of the Quran (53:4 in the Kadiani Koran) and connected it with the concept of Wahdat-e-Wujudi [Unity of Being]. MGA alleged that the person who discards the mantle of their human nature and cloaks themselves under the mantle of divinity, so as to become a reflection of the divine, fulfills 53:3 of the Quran (53:4 in the Kadiani Koran). MGA alleges that some Sufi’s are ignorant of this and have went into an error and have went too far and then considered themselves to be God. MGA also quoted 53:8 of the Quran (53:9 in the Kadiani Koran) and alleged that when “Wahdat-e-Wujud” is achieved, Allah comes close to his servant. MGA then argues that until one keeps the attributes of Allah Almighty in the forefront of their heart and honours them, and shows a reflection of them in one’s own state and morals how can one be admitted in the presence of God? (See Malfuzat-2, online English edition, page 129, via Al-Hakam, vol. 5, no. 10, dated 17 March 1901, pp. 1-4).

In 1905, via Al-Hakam, MGA and his team of writers quoted 53:3 of the Quran (53:4 in the Kadiani Koran) and alleged that Muhammad (saw) had achieved the rank of Hujjatullah (Proofs of Allah) and Allah had become his limbs (naozobillah). MGA argued that Muhammad’s (Saw) every motion, or lack thereof, was with Allah’s permission and command (See Al-Hakam, vol. 9, no. 25, p. 10, 11, dated 17 July 1905, Via Malfuzat-7, online English edition, page 525).

In 1906-1907, via “Haqiqatul Wahi” MGA alleges that men can become like God by gaining the attributes of Allah (See page 24).

Also read about MGA’s violations of Tauhid herein.

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Technically, the Injeel (modern day Gospel of Jesus [as]) which is mentioned in the Quran, is not found anywhere on Earth. In Aug-1905, (Al-Hakam, vol. 9, no. 29, p. 3, dated 17 August 1905, via Malfuzat-7, Online English edition, pages 297-305), MGA and his team of writers argued that the Injil motivated Christians to think of themselves as God and to eat pork and drink wine (which is prohibited in the Torah). MGA was also called his old “Barahin” series as the Torah.

In 1898, Mirza Ghulam Ahmad and his team of writers claimed that the Injeel of Eisa (AS) had been found in Tibet (“Raz-e-Haqiqat” (see page 30, online english edition).

In 1902, in Tofha Golarviyya, (RK, v-17, page 100, see scans in the below), MGA and his team of writers again quoted Swane Yuzay Asaf and again assert that he brought the injeel, see, the ref in the below. But what is Swane Yuzay Asaf? Swane simply means a autobiography. Why was MGA and his team of writers vague on this? Why didn’t they want people to double check?

In late 1902, 4 years after MGA began asserting that there was a “Tibetan-injil” that had been found (1898). MGA and his team of writers connected 23:50 with Yuz Asaf, and an alleged escape of Eisa (As) and Maryam to Kashmir. MGA and his team of writers then published a fake dream of MGA wherein MGA claimed that he saw that the injil that had been found in Kashmir would break the cross.

Also in 1902, via the book entitled, Al-Huda (page 101), MGA and his team of writers argued that Yuz Asaf called his book “the Injil” and this info can be found in Ikmal ud Din.

In 1906, MGA mentions the story of Yuz Asaf. MGA claims that the injeel of Yuz Asaf is older than Jesus (as). MGA and his team seem to be quoting the famous book, “Barlaam and Josaphat”.

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Maulvi Syed Shamshad Nasir is a Senior Murrabi in the USA Jamaat, at the 2025, USA Jalsa, he gave an Urdu only speech wherein he reiterated the comments of Mirza Maghfoor Ahmad (President of the USA Ahmadiyya Jamaat of Qadiani’s) which were made in terms of Ahmadi refugees who have recently settled in the USA (24:47 time stamp)(See on TikTok). Maulvi Syed Shamshad Nasir said that these Ahmadi refugees told the United Nations that they didn’t have religious freedom in Pakistan and needed asylum (he attempted to publicly absolve the Ahmadiyya Community from apparent legal responsibility in human trafficking). Maulvi Syed Shamshad Nasir even asserts that technically, Ahmadi’s can’t even say the Kalima in Pakistan. Maulvi Syed Shamshad Nasir says that Ahmadi’s can’t believe in God. Maulvi Syed Shamshad Nasir says that now that these Ahmadi refugees are in America, this Kalima should be even louder. If you were in Pakistan (25:33), and you were scared to read the Kalima, scared of “Ghair Ullah” (“other than Allah”), but you come here (USA) and partake in the love of “Ghair Ullah” (“other than Allah”) and then totally forget this Kalima. Among you there must be some whose elders (buzurgun) took bait at the hand of MGA, they were hand-in-hand! And MGA grabbed their hand and had a spiritual moment with them (khuda talla kee wadaniyat kee taleez per la kara gee gay). Among you there are also those, who separated their children from the hands of that same Messiah (MGA). And now you are standing with your children at the door of “Ghair Ullah” (“other than Allah”)(26:06). Your elders (buzurgun) saw the Noor (light) of Allah, however, your (Ahmadi refugees) off-spring are already entrapped by Satan. Maulvi Syed Shamshad Nasir then says that he hopes this never happens (why did he say it then?). Maulvi Syed Shamshad Nasir says that he prays to Allah that this never happens, however, you look around in the surrounding area, you see that Ahmadi’s have worried been making their children as their God (this is punjabi sarcasm, he means that Ahmadi’s have made their children as God). He says that these Ahmadi’s have thus forgot all about the real God. Maulvi Syed Shamshad Nasir then says that he quotes the final words of Mirza Maghfoor Ahmad wherein he said that he doesn’t know if this is of any benefit (implying that it’s too late to save most Ahmadi’s). There was another note, it was about MGA, and some quote no one has ever heard of wherein MGA said that he knows that some Ahmadi’s are not believing in all Ahmadi beliefs like Tauhid and other disagreeable with other specific arguments. MGA also alleged that if a man isn’t fair with his brother and steals his Haq (Haq Mar), then MGA doubts that person’s belief in Tauhid….

Continue reading “At the 2025 USA Jalsa, Maulvi Syed Shamshad Nasir admitted that the majority of previous generations of Ahmadi’s in the West, have left Ahmadiyya” →

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Abu Hayyan Al-Andalusi (November 1256 – July 1344 CE), an authoritative linguist and a mufassir who mentioned 3 possible meanings of [Tawaffi] in Ayah 8:50 (8:51 in the Kadiani Koran):

1- Taking possession [of the soul].
2- Killing.
3- Driving [to the Hellfire].

However, in BA-5 (page 507), MGA argued that Tawaffi means to die a natural death and even quoted Lisan al Arab.

Abu Ja’far An-Nahhas is another authoritative linguist who mentioned [physically taking/driving] as a meaning of [Tawaffi] in Ayah 8:50.

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In 1903, via Mawahibur-Rahman (page 117), MGA and his team of writers argued that if an Ayah (verse of the Quran) has dual implication (not Kuttee), the meaning presented by MGA is worthier of acceptance. Anything opposed to this is transgression/falsehood and imposture. MGA also said something similar about hadith, since he was Hakam and Adl, only MGA could choose which hadith were authentic or not. MGA was talking about the meaning of Tawaffi in relation to ’Isa ﷺ. He was saying that for the sake of argument even if both meanings (the Muslims’ interpretation and the Qadiani interpretation) are contextually possible, his interpretation takes precedence since he is the arbiter

However, many years later, via Tafseer-e-Kabeer and Tafseer-e-Sagheer” there are multiple examples of MGA’s son, the Musleh Maud, Mirza Basheer uddin Mahmud Ahmad, the 2nd Qadiani-Ahmadi Khalifa rejecting MGA’s interpretation, even saying it contradicts Qur’an. See also the case of MGA and his writings on the Ashab-e-Kahf. See also, 27:40 (27:41 in the Kadiani Koran). See also 18:65 (18:66 in the Kadiani Koran), the case of MGA and Al-Khidr.

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In 1906, via the Al-Badr, (Badr, vol. 2, no. 16, p. 3, dated 19 April 1906)(Via Malfuzat-8, Online English edition, page 363), Mirza Ghulam Ahmad described those who do Ta’weel of the throne of Bilqis materializing in a moment in Ayah 27:40 as (the people who don’t fully believe in the powers of God Almighty).

However, in the 1960’s, via Tafseer-e-Kabeer, the 2nd Qadiani-Ahmadi Khalifa and his team of writers did Ta’weel of it interpreting it as making a replica of the throne of Bilqis in a short time.

In the Official 5-volume commentary by Malik Ghulam Farid in 1988 (via the later edition), he doesn’t even connect throne of Bilqis to this verse. However, it does seem to be mentioned under 27:21 (27:22 in the Kadiani Koran). In the new (2025) online edition of the 5-vol commentary, the verse doesn’t even have any commentary.

Continue reading “Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, throne of Bilqis and 27:40 in the Quran (27:41 in the Kadiani Koran)” →

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In an English Mulaqaat (Meeting) on April 17, 1994, Mirza Tahir Ahmad taught Ahmadi parents and small children to consider Ex-Ahmadi’s as dead (See the clip on TikTok and Twitter). 20+ years later, Mirza Masroor Ahmad said if an Ex-Ahmadi opposes the Ahmadiyya Jamaat, boycott him, however, if they remain quiet, then, their family can remain in touch.

At 57:26, the little kid (16 years old, Simean Walker, his father is Scottish and his mother is Algerian, his family has been coming to Ahmadiyya events since 1990, son of Adam Walker) asked Mirza Tahir Ahmad about arranged marriages being forced. Mirza Tahir Ahmad talks about his mother (0:48 seconds). The other kid is Tom (Tahir)(11 years old), he is the son of Noman Noonan (who is also sitting in the video, to his left) and Lubna Noonan and has a sister named Farida. The 3rd kid is Stewart, his father Lynn is from Wales and his mother is Algerian. Adam is the youngest kid and is 12 years old and the brother of Simean (both sons of Adam Walker). All of these good white people are Ex-Ahmadi’s now in 2025 (most likely, since we haven’t seen them anywhere)!

Mirza Tahir Ahmad alleged that in the Ahmadiyya Jamaat, Ahmadi women are not forced to marry, they are simply advised. At 101:34, Mirza Tahir Ahmad alleges that in Ahmadiyya, Ahmadi parents have no right to force an Ahmadi woman to get married. Mirza Tahir Ahmad says that if this happens, then these women have the right to send a letter to Mirza Tahir Ahmad. Mirza Tahir Ahmad says that he then dispatches missionaries to talk to both sides of the issue and bring about a compromise. Mirza Tahir Ahmad alleges that once during the era of Mirza Nasir Ahmad’s Khilafat, he took charge of a girl and got her married the right way (only in Pakistan).

At the 1:03:40 mark, Mirza Tahir Ahmad says that however, in America, the situation is different. Mirza Tahir Ahmad says that the girls are misbehaving (sexually free) and thus guilty. Mirza Tahir Ahmad says that Ahmadi women in America fall in love with boys and then refuse to marry who their parents ask them to marry. Mirza Tahir Ahmad says that when he suspects that an Ahmadi woman is like this, he then asks their parents for a private meeting with the girl and the girls trust Mirza Tahir Ahmad and confess to sexual freedom. Mirza Tahir Ahmad then ends it with alleging that he solves all of these issues without fail. Mirza Tahir Ahmad then says that some Ahmadi women refuse and he tells them to walk out of the Ahmadiyya jamaat, then Mirza Tahir Ahmad advises parents to consider an Ex-Ahmadi as dead but treat with minimal kindness. They should consider their daughter as lost and this happens rarely. Mirza Tahir Ahmad alleges that there were barely 2-3 cases like this in his 10 years of living in Europe.

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#JalsaCanada 2025 just ended at Lal Khan Malik announced attendance as 23, 252/3=7750 (Ahmadi’s have admitted that this is /3)(see on tik tok and twitter). He also alleged that there are 40k+ Ahmadi’s in all of Canada (a farce), however, he did admit that this number was mostly refugees. Based on all of this, we estimate that there were 4000 men and boys at the #JalsaCanada 2025, of which 95% were recent refugees.

The Mayor of Bradford, James Leduc and his sidekick Raj Sandu were also in attendance. As well as Doug Ford (@fordnation)(Doug Ford is openly Pro-Israel), who is a Canadian politician and businessman who has served as the 26th and current premier of Ontario and leader of the Progressive Conservative Party since 2018. This event was reported on by local news channels too. Portions of his speech can be found herein.

Maulvi Nabil Mirza gave a speech on wherein he promoted cousin-marriage.

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Even though Brunei was a colony of the British and is still controlled as such via neo-colonialism, Ahmadiyya missionaries seem to have never arrived. Article 3(1) of the Brunei Constitution allows for the peaceful practice of other religions. The Sultan of Brunei holds the title of the head of the Islamic faith, granting the government significant leverage in utilizing Islam for nation-building purposes.

In 2018-2019, the Al-Hakam online newspaper alleged that there were some Ahmadi’s in Brunei and they had bought a house and called it a “Prayer Center”, JAB Salat Centre. However, this could be Ahmadi’s from Indonesia who visited for a few months and left (This report was via Aimi Iman, an Ahmadi correspondent in Brunei).

In 2022, via a Report on International Religious Freedom by the USA, the Brunei government permitted members of non-Muslim religious minorities to practice their faiths but continued its official ban of religious groups it considers “deviant,” including the Ahmadiyya Community, the Baha’i Faith, and Jehovah’s Witnesses.

In 2024,

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