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[Video] Why Ahmadiyyat is a necessity?

In a TV programme which a a law based drama shown on BBC a Muslim was questioned about what he does if his wife displeases him. He said he treats her in accordance with Islamic law.

He was then asked if he meant that “he has a quiet word with her, then if that doesn’t work, withdraws his sexual favours and even if that does not work then gives her a light beating”. He replied “yes”. It is true that this was a fiction but the statement quoted above is the general Muslim belief and public perception of Islam.

It was to correct such ideas that the Promised Messiah arose and so long as such misconceptions exist so will the need for the Ahmadiyya Movement.

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Qadianis ashamed of their beliefs

Members of Ahmadiyya Muslim Association, commonly known as Qadianis, when asked say that they regards every person who recites the kalima as Muslims.

But when confronted with statements of their founder Mirza Bashir-ud-Din Mahmud Ahmad, they change tack and admit they regard as Muslims only members of their own organisation.

If the Qadianis are sincere and honest why do they hide their true beliefs and trick people?

Our video discussed this issue further.

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Women are subservient to Men

In a Sunday morning TV programme in the UK, The Big Question, the presenter translated 4:34 of the Holy Quran as “Men are in-charge of women” whereas the correct translation is “Men are maintainers of women”.

We have checked a number of translations of the Holy Quran by Muslims and by non Muslims, and they all translate this verse as ‘Men are maintainers/providers/sustainers of women’. This includes translations of the Holy Quran by such critics as Rodwell and Sale.

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Is there really freedom of speech in the West?

Whenever Muslims complain about unfair press coverage etc the Western world always says we have total freedom of expression and propagation.

Here we examine whether it is really true and how Muslims should react to criticism, even abuse.

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Is America really a secular state?

An interesting article was written on The Washington Post website recently.

It discusses the role of religion in US politics. In theory the US is a secular state and religion plays no part in the affairs of the state. In practice, Christians, especially the conservatives, use their numerical strength to ban ideas they do not approve of, particularly in school teaching.

You can read the original article here

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State of Muslims in the Punjab in the 1800s Final Part

This is the final video completing the series.

Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad explains how Muslims benefited from British rule.

It was under this rule that printing became common place as well as peaceful religious debate which enabled Muslims to learn arguments proving Islams superiority over other religions.

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Sunnis use Ahmadi research to defend the Holy Prophet

Ahmadis are condemned by Sunnis as non Muslims, they have been brutally murdered and abused in countries like Pakistan, and yet Sunnis use Ahmadi teachings and research to regularly defend Islam.

Sunnis believe that the Holy Prophet Muhammad married Hazrat Ayesha when she was six years of age.

This is frequently used by Christians to attack the Holy Prophet. Hazrat Maulana Muhammad was the first person to challenge this erroneous belief. Other Ahmadi scholars such as Mr Ghulam Nabi Muslim then furthered his research. The research was translated from Urdu into English by Mr Masud Akhtar Chaudry, an assistant imam of the UK jamaat and an editor of The Light, the organ of the Lahore Ahmadiyya Movement.

Here is a link to a Sunni website which has taken this English translation to defend Islam.

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So called Muslims “clerics” get it wrong again!

Recently I spotted a news article in the Express which was discussing how Muslims were no longer able to pray in their prayer hall in London’s City University as it had been closed due to an incident were four students were attacked outside the building.

The reason this made the news was that the Muslims had resorted to praying out in the street, and had rejected the use of a multi faith prayer room because the so called ‘Muslim clerics’ said that they could not worship in a room where other religions also prayed.

The clerics who say that Muslims cannot pray where followers of other religions have prayed are wrong. Continue reading…

  • Stephanie

    I hope so too, as this whole situation stinks of supremacism!

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Muhammad – The Light of the Universe

The Holy Quran tells us that Allah sent down two things; one a light and the other the Holy Quran.

What then is the light that was sent by Allah?

That light was the Holy Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). He is the light because the Holy Prophet brought people from darkness into light and because he shed light on how to act on the commandments of the Holy Book. The Quran commands us to pray and the Holy Prophet showed us how to pray, for example.

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Acceptance of the Holy Prophets Prayers

During an early morning walk the Promised Messiah explained to his companions the magnificence of the spiritual powers of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (saw).

One sign of which was the abundance with which his prayers were accepted and another was the moral transformation wrought in the Arab people.

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Sunnis’ fight to protect the British Empire

Sunnis’ often claim that it was Ahmadi backing of the British which led to the British Empire conquering India and taking rule of the country.

They use this as an example to show that Ahmadis’ are not Muslims.

This article was published in The Times as a leading article which discusses how through out history Sunnis’ have backed the British Empire not only with words but with arms.

We discuss this article in further detail.

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Mistreatment of Muslims by Sikhs Part Three

This is part three of our YouTube series where Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad continues his description of the condition of the Muslims of the Punjab under Sikh rule by giving examples of two incidents which took place in and around Qadian.

In both incidents people were arrested for calling out the Azan in a loud voice. He also mentions the fact that at the time the punishment for injuring a cow was to cut off the hand of the person who did so.

  • Dee

    What is the point of these articles. Muslims have never harmed anyone have they!!!

    Learne to live together rather than blaming others

  • shahid

    The point is made by the first video which you have not seen. These videos set out the context and the reasons for Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, the Promised Messiah, supporting the British.
    The point is not to blame anyone but to explain the context. As I said in an earlier reply there are events in every nations history which reflect badly upon it.
    I ask my Sikh friends: Why do they insist on an apology by the British Government for the Jalianwala Bagh massacre?

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