Intro
29 April 2026 was a very important day for me. On the surface, it was the day of a significant first face-to-face meeting with the official team and missionaries of the Mirzai (Ahmadi) group in London (written by Suhail Bawa, son of Abdul Rahman Bawa Sahib). However, behind this, there were several incidents that occurred which clarified many things. These were moments that remained hidden from the camera’s eye, but in the mirror of reality, they carry great significance. Another significant incident occurred when, at the beginning of the discussion, Mr. Imtiaz extended his hand for a handshake to Razi and Raheel and Ibrahim Ikhlaf, but they refused, saying: “We cannot shake hands with you.” This incident effectively exposed the slogan of the Mirzai group, “Love for all, hatred for none” (See the clip on TikTok and Twitter).
This incident was later mentioned by Mr. Imtiaz on-air as well, which should serve as a point of reflection for ordinary Ahmadis too.
Firstly, when a former Qadiani, Abu Bakr, was present with me, an unusual reaction was observed from the opposing side. As soon as they saw him, they became visibly upset and formally imposed the condition that those who had left the Qadiani community would not be allowed to enter the room where the dialogue was taking place. This behaviour itself raises many questions.
During a break, colleagues from Khatm-e-Nubuwwat, Mr. Adnan Rashid and Mr. Imtiaz, called me inside twice to keep me informed about the situation. It was during this time that I had my first encounter with individuals from the Mirzai group, Raziullah and Raheel. In a sarcastic tone, they said, “Are these Imtiaz and Adnan Rashid your representatives?”
I immediately replied: “They are not just our representatives, but representatives of the entire Muslim world.”
To this, they further remarked, “Today they did not defend your كبار (elders/scholars); it seems you did not prepare them.”
I responded clearly:
“I have complete trust in them. There is no answer you have to the points they have raised. And as far as preparation is concerned, they have the help and support of Allah; they do not need any other backing.”
Furthermore, the conduct of the opposing side the previous night exposed another reality. Their outward appearance was one thing, while their inner reality was something else. In front of the public, they presented a soft and courteous face, but behind closed doors, their behaviour was entirely different. This contradiction made the reality of their claims and stance quite clear.
All these events reflect that the real truth is not limited to what happens on stage; rather, the conduct and behaviour behind the scenes also reveal a great deal.

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