Mirza Qadiani's Claim: ‘Fire Can’t Harm Us’ | Seerat-ul-Mahdi Ep.67

Here are all of the original scans of seerat Al mehandi that we presented in today's show

These some Extra References Presented 


Summary:
This section from Seerat-ul-Mahdi highlights a series of incidents involving Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani's interactions with various individuals. A key event describes a disagreement with a Hindu official, shedding light on how Mirza Qadiani handled criticism. Furthermore, it mentions the difficulties faced by his close companions and their efforts to strengthen ties with influential people in society, often facing rejection and humiliation. These stories emphasize the internal struggles of the Ahmadiyya leadership and reveal the desperation in their outreach strategies.

Note:
Original scans from Seerat-ul-Mahdi are attached above for verification and further study. These references help clarify the claims made and expose Mirza Ghulam Ahmad’s flawed narratives.

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