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In 1933 (Aug), a letter by Muharrem Nadji, an Albanian Muslim, appeared in the Lahori-Ahmadi newspaper the Islamic Review of Aug-1933 (see page 282)(See also Bowen) addressed to the Woking Mosque (Lahori-Ahmadi center). In this letter, Muharrem Nadji is also donating $6 for another year worth of newspaper subscription. Muharrem Nadji also request that for one year every copy of the Islamic Review should be mailed Mansfield Public Library. Muharrem Nadji says that he is eager to read “The Introduction to Holy Quran” by Khwaja Kamaluddin and wants 10 copies of it as soon as it is published. “The Introduction to Holy Quran” was eventually published in 1939.
3 months earlier, in May of 1933, Dr. Sufi M.R. Bengalee is mentioned in the Mansfield News Journal of Thu, May 18, 1933 ·Page 2. Bengalee was in Mansfield, Ohio and looking for converts, Bengalee held a meeting at 760 Bowman St. The newspaper alleges that there are 10 Muslims in Mansfield, Ohio in 1933. Bengalee made comments on the great depression and the Islamic economic model.
In 1949, Muharrem Nadji, 58, of 462 Lily street, injured in a two-car collision on Lily street shortly after noon Sunday (See the Mansfield News Journal of Mon, Nov 07, 1949 ·Page 13).
In 1954, a photo of Muharrem Nadji, of Stewart Lane, founder of the Islamic Center of America. Muharrem Nadji is allegedly holding a 600-page microfilm of the Quran. Muharrem Nadji is 62 years old. He was born in 1891. Allegedly, he started the Islamic Center of America, 27 years ago, which would be 1927. Muharrem Nadji alleges to be employed at the local steel company, Empire Steel (See the Mansfield News Journal, June 8, 1954, Page 1). Muharrem Nadji alleges to be funding his Islamic Center of America. Najdi says that he saw Muhammad (Saw) in a vision and is thus carrying out this work. Muharrem Nadji alleges to be a Sufi. Muharrem Nadji alleges that there are roughly 24 Albanian Muslims in Mansfield and he could be considered their religious leader in many ways, although they don’t have a mosque. Muharrem Nadji keeps working at the Steel Mill, living alone and living a simple life.
In 1960, Muharrem Nadji died on July-5 (See the Islamic Review 49, Jan-1961, pages 37-38).
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1891
See the Mansfield News Journal, June 8, 1954, Page 1 and 11
Muharrem Nadji is born in Albania (See the Mansfield News Journal, June 8, 1954, Page 1 and 11).
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1914
See the Mansfield News Journal, June 8, 1954, Page 1 and 11
Muharrem Nadji fled to Argentina.
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1917
See the Mansfield News Journal, June 8, 1954, Page 1 and 11
Muharrem Nadji somehow came to America.
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1918–1926
See the Mansfield News Journal, June 8, 1954, Page 1 and 11
Muharrem Nadji lived in Canton and various small towns.
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1927
See the Mansfield News Journal, June 8, 1954, Page 1 and 11
Muharrem Nadji moved to Mansfield, Ohio.
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1933
May
In May of 1933, Dr. Sufi M.R. Bengalee is mentioned in the Mansfield News Journal of Thu, May 18, 1933 ·Page 2. Bengalee was in Mansfield, Ohio and looking for converts, Bengalee held a meeting at 760 Bowman St. The newspaper alleges that there are 10 Muslims in Mansfield, Ohio in 1933. Bengalee made comments on the great depression and the Islamic economic model.
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1933
Aug
In 1933 (Aug), a letter by Muharrem Nadji, an Albanian Muslim, appeared in the Lahori-Ahmadi newspaper the Islamic Review of Aug-1933 (see page 282)(See also Bowen) addressed to the Woking Mosque (Lahori-Ahmadi center). In this letter, Muharrem Nadji is also donating $6 for another year worth of newspaper subscription. Muharrem Nadji also request that for one year every copy of the Islamic Review should be mailed Mansfield Public Library. Muharrem Nadji says that he is eager to read “The Introduction to Holy Quran” by Khwaja Kamaluddin and wants 10 copies of it as soon as it is published. “The Introduction to Holy Quran” was eventually published in 1939.
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Bucyrus Man Hurt Fatally,” Mansfield News Journal, November 7, 1949, 20
Mansfield News Journal of Mon, Nov 07, 1949 ·Page 13
In 1949, Muharrem Nadji, 58, of 462 Lily street, injured in a two-car collision on Lily street shortly after noon Sunday (See the Mansfield News Journal of Mon, Nov 07, 1949 ·Page 13).
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1954
“He Wants People to ‘Know’ Mohammed,” Mansfield News Journal, June 8, 1954, 1, 11;
In 1954, a photo of Muharrem Nadji, of Stewart Lane, founder of the Islamic Center of America. Muharrem Nadji is allegedly holding a 600-page microfilm of the Quran. Muharrem Nadji is 62 years old. He was born in 1891. Allegedly, he started the Islamic Center of America, 27 years ago, which would be 1927. Muharrem Nadji alleges to be employed at the local steel company, Empire Steel (See the Mansfield News Journal, June 8, 1954, Page 1). Muharrem Nadji alleges to be funding his Islamic Center of America. Najdi says that he saw Muhammad (Saw) in a vision and is thus carrying out this work. Muharrem Nadji alleges to be a Sufi. Muharrem Nadji alleges that there are roughly 24 Albanian Muslims in Mansfield and he could be considered their religious leader in many ways, although they don’t have a mosque. Muharrem Nadji keeps working at the Steel Mill, living alone and living a simple life.
the Mansfield News Journal, June 8, 1954, Page 11
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1958
“Notes of the Quarter,” Muslim World 48, no.1 (1958): 80;
Via Bowen
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1960
July-5
“Muharrem Nadji,” Islamic Review 49 (January 1961): 37-38;
In 1960, Muharrem Nadji died on July-5 (See the Islamic Review 49, Jan-1961, pages 37-38).
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Links and Related Essay’s
The Islamic Review, January 1961
The Islamic Review, August 1933
The Ahmadiyya Movement quoted by Patrick Bowen – ahmadiyyafactcheckblog
The Shah Jahan Mosque in Woking was Ahmadi controlled until the 1970’s – ahmadiyyafactcheckblog
The Shah Jahan Mosque in Woking was Ahmadi controlled until the 1970’s
Who is Khwaja Kamal-ud-Din (Died on 12-28-1932)? – ahmadiyyafactcheckblog
https://ahmadiyyafactcheckblog.com/2021/02/10/who-is-khwaja-kamal-ud-din/
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