This is a copy of first letter written to Inspector General of Punjab by the daughter of Ahmed Yousaf informing him about with the facts and begging for investigation.

 

Second letter:

 

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So what really happened in murder of Master Abdul Qudoos!!!

A news reporter Rana Ibrar who was a non-Ahmadi was murdered in Chenab Nagar by some unknown people. Rana Ibrar had found some serious evidence against Ahmadiyyah cult, so was taken out. Ahmed Yousaf, close friend of Rana Ibrar, some how had found what Ibrar was working on. Master Qudoos was the sadar of the town where Ahmed Yousaf was living. Ahmed Yousaf wrote several times to Qudoos that his life seems to be in danger by the attitude of khuddam of chinab nagar. Actually, master Qudoos knew what was going on and had played a vital role in the murder of Ahmed Yousaf. After the murder, by some pressure from the family of Ahmed Yousaf, Master Qudoos was taken in for interrogation.

After police interrogation process, Qudoos was admitted to jama’ti hospital (he came back walking on his legs) and had leaked at some point at the hospital that he had told police that what has been happening (so start wrapping up ) and who murdered Ahmed Yousaf. So, Qudoos was taken out as well before he could become a more problem and was intentionally killed at the hospital.Here’s an interview by AK Shaikh with daughter of Ahmed Yousaf:
http://youtu.be/ThHlijuOFRs
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An extensive research on the word Baghaya, with everything a person would need.

Mirza GAQ has used this word in various books:
Following is the index of one particular book, Roohani Khazain volume 16. Under the word ‘Baghaya’, there are three entries. The first entry says:
Baghaya i.e. Street women (Zanaan-e-Baazari) and the loss that they had caused to the country and generation, its narration:  pp: 429-432, p.438.

(Because jama’at has taken out the original book from www.alislam.org and replaced it with the book that no more has this index of Vol.16, I have decided to upload it myself. Not a big deal, download here

http://www.2shared.com/document/kaPgBuMg/rk-16-index.html)

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IQBAL & AHMADIAT – SETTING THE RECORD STRAIGHT

by: Tahira Perwaz

Allama Muhammad Iqbal is the leading Muslim intellectual, poet/writer, and philosopher of all times.  He was also the first Muslim pubic figure to highlight Ahmadiyya’s divisive potential and proposed a separate religious status for them.  Ahmadiyya, as you may know, is a breakaway cult from the Sunni (predominantly Punjabi) Islam and was conceived by Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, based in Qadian (India), in the late 19th and early 20th century.  It fractured into two factions, Qadiani & Lahori, following Mirza’s death: Qadianis believe that Mirza was a prophet and consider Muslims who do not accept his mission to be Kafirs; Lahoris believe that Mirza was a Mujjadid and do not push Muslims outside the pale of Islam.  Ahmadiyya have been declared non-Muslims by a general consensus of the Muslims and in most Islamic countries.

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This is a part of series of research related to Isa AS, Yasu, Masih Moud and Yuz Asaf. The image below is to satisfy our Ahmadi friends that when Mirza Sahib said “Yasu” or “Isa” while abusing he meant the same person. Although, he wasn’t aware of the fact proven through documents that Yuz Asaf was a preacher of Sabi religion, dating earlier than Moses and Jesus.
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Alif Anaar…!

By Iftikhar Ahmad, Germany

According to the present definition of Ahmadiyya, the voice of Khalifa is the voice of Allah [which indirectly means that if Khalifa makes a mistake then it is not his mistake, it is Allah’s mistake (Nauzbillah)]. The Khalifa of the Jama’at, a claimant of divine guidance, who also claims a following of 200 million people, ought to have responsibilities as big as Himalayan Mountains. Every moment of his life must be very precious. He would be struggling to find time even to relax from important matters like welfare, preaching, training and reforms of millions of Ahmadis. This is the perception of the followers about the Khalifa. But what is actually happening is totally the opposite. Continue reading »

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A research regarding Yuz Asaf, based on Alberuni’s studies and various other sources.

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Every time an Ahmadi sees what MGAQ said about Yasu of Bible and Isa AS they run away by saying that he was talking about Yasu not Isa AS. Specially when research was presented regarding what Mirza Sahib said about Isa AS in http://ahmedi.org/general/guns-aimed-at-isa-as

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 Wording of The Divine Revelation?

By A.K. Shaikh
The commandment of Allah is: “Jihad (fighting in the cause of Allah) is ordained for you (Muslims) though you dislike it, and it may be that you dislike a thing, which is actually good for you and that you like a thing, which is actually bad for you. Only Allah has the absolute knowledge but you do not know.” [2:216]

This commandment of Allah is obligatory on every Muslim and is valid for all times – just like none of the commandments of Prayer, Fasting, Hajj and Zakat (obligatory alms) are temporary. There are certain conditions, however, like Hajj will only be performed during the days of Hajj; fasting will be in Ramadan; prayers during prescribed timings and Jihad (Qitaal) [fighting by sword] when it becomes obligatory etc. Continue reading »

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I would like to share with everyone what Mirza Ghulam Ahmed Qadiani, who claimed to be a a second coming of Isa AS, had to say about actual Isa AS. He had to knock him down to claim his superiority over the previous one and also defeat Atham no matter what he had to say.

This is from Rk.vol.19.pg.486 in notes at the bottom.

“because people knew that this person(Isa AS) is a drunker and this unethical character is not after divinity but has been like this since beginning therefore the claim of divinity is a bad result of being a drunker” 

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