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Ahmad Karim Shaikh Also known as A.K. Shaikh, his family roots go back to the resident families of Qadian that were established in Qadian before the claims of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad. AK Sheikh’s journey is one of transformation, courage, and a relentless pursuit of truth. An ex-Ahmadi, Sheikh was once deeply involved in the Ahmadiyya community, a movement he later left after decades of involvement. His story is not just about leaving an organization, but about the pursuit of knowledge and the unwavering commitment to truth, even when it challenges long-held beliefs. A Life Within the Ahmadiyya Community: AK Sheikh spent over 50 years within the Ahmadiyya community, a significant portion of his life dedicated to the teachings of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani. His family had a strong connection to the movement, with both his parents being closely aligned with Mirza Ghulam Ahmad. In fact, his grandmother was part of the so-called 313 Sahaba of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, an honor given to a...

From "Breaking the Cross" to Celebrating It: Christmas in Qadian, Mirza Ghulam Ahmad's Birthplace

The Irony of Qadian: Celebrating Christmas in Mirza Ghulam Ahmad's Birthplace Qadian, a small village in Punjab, India, holds historical significance for the Ahmadiyya community. It is the birthplace of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani, who spent his life proclaiming that he was sent to “break the cross” and counter the Christian faith. His writings are filled with declarations of triumph over Christianity, claiming that he had defeated their "fabricated God" and refuted their beliefs. For decades, the Ahmadiyya community has upheld these claims, propagating their version of success across more than 200 countries. However, the reality in Qadian today paints a very different picture. The streets of Qadian are lit up with festive lights, and the air is filled with the sounds of Christmas celebrations. Christians in Qadian openly worship Jesus, adorning their homes and public spaces with His idols. Processions on decorated tractor-trolleys roam...

Nida Tahir Scandal: Ahmadi Caliph Blaming Victim

Click Here To Watch Video Leader of Self Proclaimed "Real Islam" Ahmadiyya, the 5th caliph Mirza Masroor humiliates and silences an oppressed Ahmadi girl Nida Tahir. Look at this and decide, is this an Islamic system? Was this, they used to brag about day and night? #Ahmadiyya

Ahmadiyya Founder's Granddaughter Wishing "Merry Christmas" - Modernism or Abandoning Father's Believes?

In a recent tweet, Tooba, the great-granddaughter of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani and the daughter of Mirza Tahir Ahmad, the fourth caliph of the Ahmadiyya community, extended Christmas greetings to Christians. Her message read: "Merry Christmas to my Christian friends. On this day when you celebrate, may you remember compassion, love, mercy, justice, and service: some of the many values that Jesus stood for." — @Tooba555Tooba While the tweet appeared to convey a spirit of interfaith harmony, it has sparked widespread debate about its alignment with the Ahmadiyya founder’s core teachings and she has turned off replies. You can no more reply under that particular tweet. The Contradiction: Breaking the Cross vs. Wishing Merry Christmas Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani, who claimed to be the Promised Messiah and the Mahdi, repeatedly emphasized his mission to "break the Cross" and eradicate beliefs like the Trinity. These teachings form the foundation of Ahmadiyy...

UK police investigate rape claims from Ahmadi accusing leader’s family

Samaa TV UK police investigate rape claims from Ahmadi accusing leader’s family SAMAA | Rana Tanveer An Ahmadi woman’s accusations of “historic sexual assault” by her father and close family members of the global leader of the congregation are being investigated by the London police in a case that has reverberated around the globe in Ahmadiyya circles. Thirty-six-year-old Nida Ul Nasser is close relative of the movement’s 5th spiritual leader Mirza Masroor Ahmad, and a grand-daughter of both the third and the fourth leaders through different lines. She was born in and lives in Britain, where Mirza Masroor Ahmad, also lives. In July she filed a complaint to the London Metropolitan Police, which has confirmed that an investigation is ongoing. “On July 22, 2021, police received a number of allegations of historic sexual assault reported to have taken place in Wandsworth, Surrey and Dorset between 1987 and 2012. Detectives from the Met’s South West Public Protection team are investigating....

Ahmadi Leader, Muneeb Ur Rehman sent to Jail after Confession of Sexual Abuse

Muneeb-ur-Rehman was convicted of sexual assault of a boy of his congregation between March 2018 and March 2020. The accused was functioning as Motamid Khuddam and a teacher. Photo: Jail record A US court on Friday sentenced a pedophile former leader and teacher of the Jamaat-e-Ahmadiyya to six and a half years in jail, after he pleaded guilty to repeatedly raping a minor boy of his congregation at different occasions. Convict Muneeb-Ur-Rehman Ahmad was brought to the court of Judge Sherry Shipman of Denton County from jail for a pre-trial hearing where he requested the court that he wanted to confess his crime and therefore should be allowed to make a plea bargain. The judge said if he wanted to plead guilty he should do it today. The convict agreed and recorded his confessional statement before the court in return for a six-and-a-half year jail term. The survivor recorded his victim impact statement in court. In the statement, he said he decided to bring his abuser to justice in a bi...

What Happens if You Leave Ahmadiyya Jamaat?

Leaving the Ahmadiyya community often brings severe consequences, driven by the Jamat’s ruthless methods of dealing with those who choose to exit. The most immediate and painful consequence is social ostracism. Once a person leaves, the Jamat’s leadership excommunicates them, labeling them as "apostates" and discouraging any contact with them. This results in being shunned not only by the community but also by their own family and friends, who may be pressured to sever ties. The Jamat employs various tactics to control and intimidate defectors. Former members often report constant harassment through phone calls, messages, and even visits by local leaders who try to pressure them into rejoining. Those who refuse face threats and attempts to publicly defame their character. The Jamat uses its financial influence and control over certain institutions to make life difficult for ex-members, cutting them off from access to resources and opportunities within the communi...

Lala Malawamal, the biggest witness of Mirza Qadiani | Seerat-ul-Mahdi Ep.69

Lala Malawamal: The Biggest Witness of Mirza Qadiani | Seerat-ul-Mahdi Ep.69 In this episode of Seerat-ul-Mahdi, we delve into the testimony of Lala Malawamal, one of the most significant witnesses in the life of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani. Lala Malawamal's accounts offer critical insights into the personal and public life of Mirza Qadiani, shedding light on pivotal events that shaped his claims and controversies. This episode examines these accounts through documented references to understand their authenticity and implications. Lala Malawamal's testimony is often cited in Ahmadiyya literature, making it essential to analyze it within its historical context. By referencing original sources, this episode aims to clarify the role and influence of Lala Malawamal in shaping narratives around Mirza Qadiani. Viewers are encouraged to read the attached original scans of the referenced documents for a comprehensive understanding. Note: All references cited in this episode,...

Seerat-ul-Mahdi: Free Download PDF by Bashir Ahmad M.A

Seerat-ul-Mahdi: Unveiling the Claims of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani Seerat-ul-Mahdi is a pivotal book within the Ahmadiyya community, authored by Mirza Bashir Ahmad, the son of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani. This multi-volume biography documents the personal life, sayings, and actions of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, the founder of the Ahmadiyya movement. While it is considered a revered text among Ahmadis, the book has also been a source of controversy due to its candid revelations, peculiar anecdotes, and numerous contradictions. Critics argue that the book offers insight into the inconsistencies within Mirza Ghulam Ahmad’s claims of prophethood, as well as aspects of his personal life that stand at odds with Islamic teachings. Seerat ul Mahdi At Zaitoon FM , we’ve embarked on a thought-provoking series titled "Seerat-ul-Mahdi" . In this series, we delve deep into this book, reading its content and presenting our commentary. Our aim is to unravel the contradictions and questionable na...

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 A...