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EnglishPraise of British Governemnt In third and fourth volumes of Barahin-i-Ahmadiya, Mirza Ghulam Ahmad openly praised the British government and enumerated at length its act of benevolence towards Muslims in the sections entitled, ‘An Important Appeal to Islamic Associations: The Precarious Condition of Muslims and the English Government.’ In this appeal he urged all Islamic…
EnglishHakim Noor ud din was the 1st Khalifa of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad and an important character of tareekh e ahmadiyyat. This piece of article describes his confused state of mind and temperament issues. Khalifa Noor ud Din’s Inclination Towards Free Thinking A study of life of Nuruddin (1st Khalifa of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani) shows…
EnglishAnother interesting and fancy interpretation in tareekh e ahmadiyyat is Mirza’s Messiahship claim by two yellow sheets. In interpreting the Traditions which mention certain details of the descent of the Messiah and in applying them to himself, Mirza Ghulam Ahmad indulges in great extravagance of imagination. He puts forward the most far-fetched meaning and comes forward…
EnglishEconomic Condition of Mirza Another interesting aspect of tareekh e ahmadiyyat is economic condition of Mirza and his financial sources. To begin with, Mirza Ahmad Qadiani began his life in ordinary circumstances which is a life of hardships and poverty. But as his mission spread and he became the spiritual head of a prosperous sect,…
EnglishMoving onto another dimension of tareekh e ahmadiyyat, Many a people inquire about the death of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad and details of his family. Well, his first marriage took place in 1852/53 with one of his relatives.1 This wife gave birth to two sons: Mirza Sultan Ahmad and Mirza Fazal Ahmad. In 1891, he divorced the…
EnglishSince Maulavi Hakim Nuruddin had a wide knowledge of the Traditions from the Prophet, he used to draw the attention of the Mirza Qadiani towards the difficulties in justifying his claims and also used to help him in solving those difficulties. The problem as to how to relate the attributes which had been mentioned with regard…
EnglishThe writing of Barahin started in 1879.1 The author undertook to put forward one hundred arguments in support of Islam. In this undertaking, Mirza also had correspondence with other learned people whom he requested to communicate to him their views in order to help him in this venture. Those who complied with his request included…
EnglishGenealogically Mirza Ghulam Ahmad belonged to the Barlas branch of the Moghuls. But after some time, he came to know by means of ‘inspiration’ that he was, in fact, of Persian origin. To quote his own words: “The revelation (ilham) about me is that: Were it that faith was hanging from the Pleiades it would…
