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In 1908 (Jan-Mar), MGA married off his 11-12-year-old daughter (Mubarika Begum) to Nawab Muhammad Ali Khan (50-year-old man). Per Ahmadiyya sources, the Haq mehr of Mubarka begum was 56,000 rupees, which would equivalent to $659,967 (See MGA’s announcement of Feb-17-1908). This info was also published by Sana Ullah Amritsari (See Muraqa Qadiani April 1908). Sana Ullah Amratsari prints “Krishan Jee (Mirza Ghulam (as he claimed to be krishana for Hindus) has just got his daughter Nikah done at the age of 11 years to Mian Muhammad Ali Khan, mahajar at qadian, raees of Mahler Kotla, huq mehr agreed at 56 thousand rupees. Jamaat Qadiani is very happy with this connection (Mahler Kotla family) but we are not only concerned with the health of this girl but also her life”.
In 1917, the only surviving sister of Mubarika Begum (Amtul Hafeez) was married to her brother-in-law’s son (Abdullah Khan). Thus, one sister married the dad and the other married his son.
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Links and Related Essay’s
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