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Intro
In the Cleveland Call and Post of 1934, there are many reports of Ahmadiyya activity in Braddock, Cleveland, Youngstown, Colombus, Dayton, Akron, Steubenville and Cincinnati. There is also a report from the “Mother Mosque” by Saadi Malik, which seems to be in Pittsburgh (at 2222 Webster Ave Pittsburgh, PA), this is evidenced by the Cleveland Call and Post of Sat, Apr 07, 1934 ·Page 2. Dr. M.Y. Khan left Pittsburgh and his headquarter at the “Mother Mosque”. By May-12 it was now referred to as “The Pittsburgh Mosque” only (See the Cleveland Call and Post of Sat, May 12, 1934 ·Page 2) and Dr. M.Y. Khan was not in good graces.

Other notable people who were reported to be working at the “Mother Mosque” were, Shaikh Saadi Malik, Mohammed Omar, Shaikh Wali Dod, Abdul Rasool, Jamal Azeem, Shaikh Abid Haque, Hajee Malik, Saeed Akmal, Shaikh Abu Saleh, Sh. Abdul Wahab, Shaikh Rasheed Hassan, Shaikh Abdullah Farook, Nemaat Islam, Rahmat Mahmood, Mustafa and Dr. Khan’s cousin, Brother Ali.

In the Cleveland Call and Post of Sat, Jan 13, 1934 ·Page 4, there is a report of Ahmadiyya activity at “The Mother Mosque” by Saadi Malik, reporter. On Sunday night, Dec-31-1933, Abdullah Farook, Abdul Rasool and Dr. M.Y. Khan gave speeches.

In the Cleveland Call and Post of Sat, Jan 20, 1934 ·Page 4, there is a report of Ahmadiyya activity at “The Mother Mosque” by Shaikh Saadi Malik. The “Mother Mosque” is called the “First Mosque”. There was great enjoyment on Jan-7-1934, Mohammed Omar was back in town after being gone for some time and gave a lecture on “The Invisible Vision”. This was followed by a lecture by Shaikh Wali Dod. Shaikh Wali Dod talked about Islam. Dr. M.Y. Khan also gave a speech. Shaikh Wali Dod is referred to as God and as working with Abdullah Farook and the people of the South Side. Abid Haque and Nemaat Islam are also mentioned.

In Jan-1934, (27th), Shaikh Saadi Malik wrote a report under the heading “Proceedings of the Mother Mosque”, the main headline is “Among the Moslems”, a photo of MGA is also affixed.
The report is from Sunday night, Jan-14-1934 wherein Abdul Rasool, Jamal Azeem and Dr. Khan gave speeches. Abdul Rasool is an Ahmadi it seems. Azeem gave a short talk. Dr. Khan spoke about his work in Pittsburgh.

In Feb-1934, (10th), Shaikh Saadi Malik wrote a report under the sub-heading “Proceedings of the Mother Mosque”, the main headline is “Among the Moslems”, a photo of MGA is also affixed. Shaikh Saadi Malik reports that on Sunday night, Jan-28, there were 3 speeches, by Abdul Rasool, Saeed Akmal and Mohammed Omar. Shaikh Wali Dod is mentioned as someone who is working with Moslems in the “South Side”.

In Feb-1934, (17th), Shaikh Saadi Malik wrote a report under the sub-heading “Proceedings of the Mother Mosque”, the main headline is “Among the Moslems”, a photo of MGA is also affixed. Shaikh Saadi Malik reports that at the “Mother Mosque”, on Sunday, Jan-28, there was a lecture by Dr. M.Y. Khan. An Indian brother, Hajee Malik was also there. Dr. Khan is leading the Moslems herein.

In Feb-1934, (24th), Shaikh Saadi Malik wrote a report under the sub-heading “Proceedings of the Mother Mosque”, the main headline is “Among the Moslems”, a photo of MGA is also affixed. On Sunday night, Feb-11 at 730PM, speeches were given by Shaikh Abu Saleh, brother Abdullah Farook and Dr. Khan’s cousin, Brother Ali. They spoke about the Negro’s place in America and its solution. Classes are being conducted. Shaikh Wali Dod continues to work with Ahmadi’s in the “South Side”.

In the Cleveland Call and Post of Sat, Mar 03, 1934 ·Page 2, there is a report of Ahmadiyya activity under the subheading, “Proceedings of the Mother Mosque”. On Sunday night, Feb-18-1934, there were speeches by Shaikh Wali Dod, Abu Saleh and Abdulla Farook.

In Mar-1934, (17th), Shaikh Saadi Malik wrote a report under the sub-heading “Proceedings of the Mother Mosque”, the main headline is “Among the Moslems”, a photo of MGA is also affixed. On March-4-1934, Farook was the master of ceremonies, Dr. Khan gave a speech about black people and why they should do. Shaikh Wali Dod is still instructing members of the “South side”, and in the footsteps of the Head Mosque. Ahmadism?

In Mar-1934, (24th), Shaikh Saadi Malik wrote a report under the sub-heading “Proceedings of the Mother Mosque”, the main headline is “Among the Moslems”, a photo of MGA is also affixed. Shaikh Saadi Malik alleges that there were 3 speakers on Sunday night, March-10. Brother Juma (Jamal) Azeem, Imam Abu Saleh and Shaikh Abdullah Farook. “The Meaning of Divine Revelation” was discussed by Brother Juma (Jamal) Azeem. Imam Abu Saleh was mostly the master of ceremonies. The 3rd speaker was Shaikh Abdullah Farook. Shaikh Wali Dod is mentioned as someone who is working with Moslems in the “South Side”.

In Mar-1934, (31st), Shaikh Saadi Malik wrote a report under the sub-heading “Proceedings of the Mother Mosque”, the main headline is “Among the Moslems”, a photo of MGA is also affixed. On Sunday night, March-18, the leader of the Ahmadi’s at this “Mother Mosque” is Dr. Khan, who gave a speech, a brother named Rahmat Mustafa from Homestead, Pittsburgh, PA also spoke. Arabic is being taught at the “Head Mosque”. Shaikh Wali Dod continues his work in the “South Side”. On March-26, Eid will be celebrated.

In Apr-1934, (7th), Shaikh Saadi Malik wrote a report under the headline “Among the Moslems”, the sub-heading “Proceedings of the Mother Mosque” a photo of Dr. M.Y. Khan is also affixed, the photo of MGA was removed. The Ahmadiyya headquarter was moved from Pittsburgh to Cleveland, at 5311 Woodside Ave, it is allegedly for convenience. Dr. M.Y. Khan explains how he made Pittsburgh his headquarters for 4 years (1930-1934). Dr. M.Y. Khan alleges that there was bitter opposition to Ahmadiyya. Dr. M.Y. Khan mentions a farewell ceremony wherein a few famous Shaikh’s were present, Sh. Nasir Ahmad, Sh. Abdul Wahab, Sh. Abid Haque, Sh. Saeed Akmal and Sh. Abdul Farook. Dr. M.Y. Khan alleges that Sh. Abdul Farook was made the new imam in Pittsburgh (See Cleveland Call and Post of Sat, Apr 07, 1934 ·Page 2). Under the sub-heading “Proceedings of the Mother Mosque”, Shaikh Saadi Malik alleges that during the week of March-26-1934, Rahmat Mahmood gave a speech, as well as Shaikh Farook and Dr. Khan. Dr. M.Y. Khan gave his FINAL lecture at the Mother Mosque, Shaikh Nasir Ahmad (working at the Cleveland Mosque) was also there. Shaikh Saeed Akmal from Braddock was also there. Shaikh Nasir Ahmad is scheduled to work therein for 2 weeks, people were sad to see Dr. M.Y. Khan leave.

In Apr-1934, (14th), Shaikh Saadi Malik wrote a report under the headline “Among the Moslems”, the sub-heading “Proceedings of the Mother Mosque” a photo of Dr. Abdul Khan is also affixed. Shaikh Saadi Malik tells us that on Sunday night, Apr-1-1934, Shaikh Abdullah Farook, Abu Saleh, Shaikh Saadi Malik and Nasir Ahmad spoke. Shaikh Saadi Malik gave a speech on “Ahmadism will set you free”. Shaikh Ahmad also spoke (Shaikh Nasir Ahmad?). Shaikh Wali Dod is mentioned as someone who is working with Moslems in the “South Side” and teaching them Arabic (See the Cleveland Call and Post of Sat, Apr 14, 1934 ·Page 2).

In Apr-1934, (21st), Shaikh Saadi Malik wrote a report under the headline “Among the Moslems”, the sub-heading “Proceedings of the Mother Mosque” a photo of M. Yusuf Khan is also affixed (See the Cleveland Call and Post of Sat, Apr 21, 1934 ·Page 2). Shaikh Nasir Ahmad spoke, Abdullah Farook was the master of ceremonies. A certain sister, Wali Dod gave a little entertainment on Saturday night.

In Apr-1934, (28th), Shaikh Saadi Malik wrote a report under the headline “Among the Moslems”, the sub-heading “Proceedings of the Mother Mosque” a photo of M. Yusuf Khan is also affixed. Shaikh Saadi Malik reports that on Sunday night, Apr-15, at the First Mosque, speakers were Shaikh Farook Abdullah, Rahmat Mahmood and Mustafa, Shaikh Saadi Malik was the Master of Ceremonies. MGA is referred to as Prophet Ahmad (See the Cleveland Call and Post of Sat, Apr 28, 1934 ·Page 2).

In May-1934, (5th), Shaikh Saadi Malik wrote a report under the headline “Among the Moslems”, the sub-heading “Proceedings of the Mother Mosque” a photo of M. Yusuf Khan is also affixed. On Sunday night, Apr-22-1934, Shaikh Rasheed Hassan, Shaikh Farook and Shaikh Wahab gave speeches. Shaikh Farook was as usual, the master of ceremonies. Arabic is being taught in the classes. The Ahmadi’s of the “South Side” are being instructed by the Pleasant Shaikh Wali Dod. (See the Cleveland Call and Post of Sat, May 5, 1934 ·Page 2).

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Intro
In Nov-2025, the Ahmadiyya Movement in the UK (AMAUK) told lots of lies as they continued to hide the true nature of their beliefs on prophethood and run their business model. On the panel were Maulvi Razi, Hadi Ali Chaudhary (from Canada via zoom), Mansoor Ahmad Zia, Fazl Rahman Nasir and the host is unnamed.

At 1:42:30, Maulvi Razi says that the argument “La Nabiya Badee” is wrong as commentary of “Khatam un Nabiyeen” (See the clip on TikTok and Twitter). Razi alleges that NO sahabi challenged Aiesha (ra) on this. Razi alleges Ijma-sukhuti (consensus via silence). However, in “Eik Ghalti Ka Izala”, MGA specifically used the argument of “La Nabiya Badee” (see page 3).

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In Nov-2025, Qadiani-Ahmadi-Israeli TikToker Nur ul Haq (@Ahmadi_Muslim) aka Basel Khalifa (@basel.khalifa0) alleged that Mirza Ghulam Ahmad was the “Khatam un Nabiyeen” for “Zilli-Nubuwwat” (See the clip on TikTok and Twitter). This was on the live stream of Free Palestine and sister Meem.

However, it should be noted that Ahmadi’s believe that “Khatam un Nabiyeen” means one who does “Tasdiq” of the next prophet (naozobillah). Thus, Qadiani-Ahmadi-Israeli TikToker Nur ul Haq (@Ahmadi_Muslim) aka Basel Khalifa (basel.khalifa0) was indirectly alleging that MGA has already done Tasdiq of the next “Zilli-Nabi” (See 33:7, 33:8 in the Kadiani Koran). However, he didn’t give a proper reference to MGA, but we know, it is via the concept of the 3rd Messiah (See page 403 of the online English edition)(See RK-5, page 346)(Listen to Bro Imtiaz, 4:47:12 time stamp)(The Jalalee Nabi) in Ahmadiyya which Mirza Tahir Ahmad revitalized in 1984 when he moved to the UK on asylum (See also Tafseer-e-Sagheer on 3:82 and 33:7).

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By 1933, the Ahmadiyya Movement had never mentioned Cleveland as a place wherein a mission was established. However, there was a white convert who seems to be mostly in and around Chicago from 1930-1933, Omar Cleveland. The Moslem Sunrise never acknowledged any Ahmadiyya mission in Cleveland from 1928–1934.

Nevertheless, an official Ahmadiyya missionary, M. Yusuf Khan was working in Cleveland and told the Cleveland Call and Post of Sat, Jan 06, 1934 ·Page 4 that there was an Ahmadiyya mission in Cleveland. Reports ended when Dr. M.Y. Khan sailed to India, which is roughly Apr-7-1934.

There is a report in the Cleveland Call and Post of Sat, Jan 13, 1934 ·Page 4 by Ahsan Elihee. The report tells the world that Dr. M.Y. Khan has selected Shaikh Nasir Ahmad to be the imam of the Cleveland Mosque, allegedly, 9 people have joined up thru his efforts. Bro Muhammad Talib and his candy machine is mentioned. Shaikh Nasir Ahmad has asked the members of the Cleveland Mosque to pay their monthly dues and $2 each for the travelling expenses of Dr. M.Y. Khan (a delegate of the Far East) who is set to sail to India.

In the Cleveland Call and Post of Sat, Jan 20, 1934 ·Page 4 there is a report on Ahmadiyya activity by Sh Nasir Ahmad. An attendance record of 300+ is given. Sh Nasir Ahmad also asked for $2 for the travelling expense of Dr. M.Y. Khan (a delegate of the East, to represent you in America).

Via the Cleveland Call and Post of Sat, Feb 10, 1934 ·Page 2, there is a report of Ahmadiyya activity by Hameeda Kadeer. Dr. M.Y. Khan is their leader. Sh. Nasir Ahmad is their teacher. On Sunday night, Bro Walee Karam and Sh Nasir Ahmad spoke. A series of lectures by Dr. M.Y. Khan are scheduled (a missionary from the Far East) at 5311 Woodland, 3rd floor (in Cleveland?).

Via the Cleveland Call and Post of Sat, Feb 17, 1934 ·Page 2 it is reported by Hameeda Kadeer how Dr. M.Y. Khan, their missionary last Tuesday. Sister Manseera Afzal read a paper. Shaikh Nasir Ahmad is their teacher. On Sunday night, Feb-11, Dr. Khan spoke about Islam and the Negro. 7 new members allegedly joined up.

Via the Cleveland Call and Post of Sat, Mar 03, 1934 ·Page 2, Dr. M.Y. Khan has been in Cleveland for 2 weeks. The entire city of Cleveland is invited to 5311 Woodland on Mar-4-1934, 8pm on the 3rd floor.

Via the Cleveland Call and Post of Sat, Mar 17, 1934 ·Page 2, there is a report on Ahmadiyya activity in Cleveland by Hameeda Kadeer. Shaikh Nasir Ahmad is their leader and teacher. His subject seems to be the Qadiani-Ahmadi Khalifa Mirza Basheer ud Din Mahmud Ahmad and his father, the Messiah (Mirza Ghulam Ahmad). On Sunday night, there was a program by the women, the President of the women is Sister Maneera Afzal, Sister Fateema Sadiq is the secretary, Sister Amtul Hafez is the treasurer.

Via the Cleveland Call and Post of Sat, Mar 31, 1934 ·Page 2, there is a report about Moslems celebrating Hajj by Abdul Jumal. On Tuesday night, Shaikh Nasir Ahmad married Ali Beebe in the Cleveland Mosque. Shaikh Abu Saleh (spelled as Shaik Abu Sallee) proceeded over the marriage ceremony. After the wedding, Shaikh Nasir Ahmad left for Philadelphia, wherein he shall remain for quite some time. Musa Haleem, Ahmad Abdullah, Taleb Elahee, Abdul Wahal, Jaafr Azaam (Jafir Azim?) and Abdullah Eesa.

Via the Cleveland Call and Post of Sat, Apr 07, 1934 ·Page 2, there is a report on Ahmadiyya activity in Cleveland by Yusuf Khan. Yusuf Khan announces that “his” headquarters is moving from Pittsburgh (includes Braddock?) to 5311 Woodland Ave, Cleveland, Ohio. Yusuf Khan says that Pittsburgh (includes Braddock?) was his headquarters for 4 years (since 1930). Yusuf Khan alleges to have faced bitter opposition to Ahmadiyya in these 4 years. Yusuf Khan alleges that there are 11 men and 1 woman who are carrying on his mission. On Mar-29, the Ahmadi’s of Pittsburgh gave Yusuf Khan a farewell ceremony, with 300+ attending. Some of which were Sh. Nasir Ahmad, Sh. Abdul Wahab, Sh. Abid Haque, Sh. Saeed Akmal and Sh. Abdullah Farook. Sh. Abdullah Farook was made in-charge of the Pittsburgh mission. Yusuf Khan tells the Ahmadi’s of Cleveland that they need to pay! Yusuf Khan tells the Ahmadi’s of Cleveland that in Ahmadiyya, if you don’t pay for 3 months, kick them out! Yusuf Khan is scheduled to tour Cincinnati soon.

Via the Cleveland Call and Post of Sat, Apr 21, 1934 ·Page 2, Sufi M.Y. Khan did Takfir of the Moorish Science Temple and gave his location as 5311 Woodland Ave, Cleveland, Ohio.

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In the Cleveland Call and Post of Sat, Jun 02, 1934 ·Page 2, there is a report about the Ahmadiyya mission in Philadelphia, which seems to be lead by Shaikh Nasir Ahmad. On Sunday, Shaikh Nasir Ahmad gave a lecture. Shaikh Nasir Ahmad recently married on Apr-27 and hasn’t seen his wife in 6 weeks. His wife seems to be in Cleveland and will leave therein on June 2, her name is Alia Ahmad. She is currently living with her sister at 2233 E. 69th St, Cleveland, Ohio. Abdul Mohammad is the reporter.

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In the Cleveland Call and Post of Sat, Aug 4, 1934 ·Page 2, there is a brief report about the Ahmadi mission in Steubenville, Ohio by Shaikh ilm Deen. There are no additional reports.

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There is a ton of information on the activities of the Ahmadiyya Movement in Braddock, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, “Mother Mosque”, Youngstown, Colombus, Dayton, Akron, Steubenville and Cincinnati (See the Cleveland Call and Post of Sat, Jan 06, 1934 ·Page 4 (See Bowen too). M. Yusuf Khan signed off on the first report, however, the reports would dwindle and eventually be nonexistent by September-1934. The schism of July-1934 seems to have only been in Braddock.

The Cleveland Call and post also covered the growth of Ahmadiyya in Washington D.C. (See the Cleveland Call and Post of Sat, Mar 03, 1934 ·Page 2). Shaikh Nasir Ahmad seems to have a center in Philadelphia, he became an ex-ahmadi soon thereafter.

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In the Cleveland Call and Post of 1934, there are 2 reports of Ahmadiyya activity, there are none thereafter. 

In Jan-1934, via the Cleveland Call and Post of Sat, Jan 06, Page 4, the Qadiani-Ahmadi Maulvi M. Yusuf Khan alleged that Ahmadiyya had spread to Colombus, Ohio.

In Jan-1934, via the Cleveland Call and Post of Sat, Jan 20, Page 4, there is a brief report on Ahmadiyya activity in and around Colombus, Ohio by Rasheed Hosas.

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In Mar-1934, in the Cleveland Call and Post of Sat, Mar 03, 1934 ·Page 2, there is a report on Ahmadiyya activity in Washington D.C. by Saleema Burhan. It is alleged that there were 10 new members last Sunday. Their missionary, Dr. Khan as well Bro Hagan were there recently and gave speeches. There was a social at the house of Sister Kaheer at 132 North College St.

In June-1934, there is a small note about Ahmadiyya in Washington D.C. (See Cleveland Call and Post of Sat, Jun 16, 1934 ·Page 2).

In Aug-1934, via Cleveland Call and Post of Sat, Aug 04, Page 2, Saleem Burhan reports that on the July-23, Dr. Khan spoke to the Ahmadi’s therein. Dr. Khan spoke about the recent trouble and schism in Braddock and Pittsburgh.

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