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Jul 272012

Ahmadis should realize that around the 100 years period of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad there were 4 claimants of prophethood from Ummah, and their off-shoots are running as successfully as Ahmadiyyah.

Baha’u'llah: (Claimed to be Mahdi and manifestation of God on earth)(Died in prison)

http://www.bahai.org/
Born: 12 November, 1817 – Tehran
Died: 1892

Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani: (Claimant of being Isa, Mahdi, Messiah, Krishna, Moses, Muhammad, Adam etc)(Died of “wabaai haiza”)
Born: Feb 13, 1835 – India
Died: May 26. 1908

Rashid Khalifa: (Denier of Ahadith, claimant of being a prophet and present the same verse from Qur’an as Ahmadis do.) (killed to death with a knife)

Known by the name of “Submitters”.
Born    November 19, 1935(1935-11-19),Egypt
Died    January 31, 1990(1990-01-31) (aged 54)
Nationality    Egyptian-American

Riaz Ahmad Gohar Shahi (Claimed to be Promised Messiah, Kalki Autar and Mahdi)(disappeared)

http://www.goharshahi.com/

Born 25 November 1941
Dhok-Ghohar Shah – Rawalpindi

Part-2 Word “tawaffa”

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Jul 182012

Quran 6:60

“And it is He who takes your souls by night and knows what you have committed by day. Then He revives you therein that a specified term may be fulfilled. Then to Him will be your return; then He will inform you about what you used to do.”

The word “yatawaffaa kum” here is used in meaning of taking away the soul but not death, because He also says He revives whoever He wills.

In the next Ayah he says:
“And He is the subjugator over His servants, and He sends over you guardian-angels until, when death comes to one of you, Our messengers take him, and they do not fail [in their duties].”

The word “al mautu” is used as “death”. The word next to “mautu” is “tawaffahu rusuluna” meaning “Messengers Take him“. So tawaffa doesn’t NECESSARILY mean as “death” it means “to take away“.

Part-1 Word “Raf’a”

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Jul 182012

In Ayah 3:55 the majority of Muslims consider rafa’ as “raise up” and tawaffika as “to take”, on the contrary Jama’t-e-Ahmadiyyah stresses different meanings according to their needs. Sometimes English and Urdu translations vary alot in meanings as well. They might says Raf’a means “raising up after death” or if required they’ll change their stance and say it means “raised his level in Jannah”, these kind of meanings change while you are in a debate with them. If Allah meant to say “ranks” he would say “ranks” not “maqaam” or “makaan”. Do you think Allah would confuse people playing with words?

This article will discuss with example the word raf’a and Part 2 will contain the word tawaffa.

Translation “La Haul wa La …….!”

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Jul 102012

La Haul wa La …….!

By Iftikhar Ahmad, Germany

Mirza Bashir Ahmad, son of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani, writes on page 308 towards the end of the 3rd volume of his book “Seerat-ul-Mahdi”: “If Hadhrat Aayesha (r.a.) had attributed the truth about Muhammad (PBUH) by saying that his Ikhlaq [morals, character] was the Qur’an, then we can also say about Maseeh-e-Mauood that his Ikhlaq was the love and obedience of Muhammad (PBUH). Allah says about Maseeh-e-Mauood that he is Allah’s Prophet in the semblance of all Prophets of Allah. There can be no better definition of him than this accolade. He was the shadow of all Prophets and possessed all the high qualities, morals, traits, attributes and powers of all the Prophets of Allah.”

Let us examine with the help of the same “Seerat-ul-Mahdi” by Mirza Bashir Ahmad as to what “High” qualities, morals and attributes were possessed by Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani. Continue reading »